The following UK Consortium on AIDS and International Development (formerly UK NGO AIDS Consortium) publications and reports are available in a variety of formats. Please see each individual publication for available formats and methods of obtaining them.


Civil Society Involvement in Rapid Assessment, Analysis and Action Planning (RAAAP) for Orphans and Vulnerable Children
An Independent Review by Louisa Gosling. Published by: UK Consortium on AIDS and International Development, 2005.
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Symposium on Sharing of Best Practice in Orphans and Vulnerable Children Programming Workshop Report, November 2004
UK Consortium on AIDS & International Development Working Group on Orphans and Vulnerable Children and the UK Department for International Development (DfID). Published: 2005. Contents: Session 1 – Strengthening the Capacity of Families: Healthlink Worldwide: Communicating to Strengthen Family Capacity; HelpAge International: Living Together. Session 2 – Mobilise & Support Community Based Responses: Promising Practices in OVC Responses; Strengthening Community Structures. Session 3 – OVC Access to Essential Services. Session 4 - Government Protection of Vulnerable Children: Developing a national social protection strategy in Ghana; Responding to OVC in a humanitarian aid context in Zimbabwe. Session 5 – Advocacy & Social Mobilisation: Social Inclusion for OVC: Learning from Africa and Asia; Strengthening Social Mobilisation Efforts at the Community Level.
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Working Positively: guide for NGOs Managing HIV/AIDS in the workplace
This guide looks at the key issues involved in developing a workplace strategy and at how different NGOs and commercial companies are approaching these issues. It also provides a guide to the key components of a successful strategy and a list of useful reference documents. December 2003
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China & HIV/AIDS: Bibliography
Bibliography of literature, data, statistics, background papers and internet links related to HIV/AIDS in China.
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HIV and AIDS in China: Meeting Report
The emerging response from UK based International Development NGOs Report of the 23rd October 2002, UK Consortium on AIDS & International Development meeting.
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Primary mapping exercise of past, present and proposed HIV & development work in China: Represents past, current and potential support to the national HIV/AIDS/STI/RH response by UK-based international NGO. Section A: UK-Based Non-Governmental Organisations, Section B: Matrix of Externally Funded Activities impacting HIV/AIDS responses in China as of November 2002
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The Silent Emergency: HIV/AIDS in Conflicts and Disasters
Report of the seminar, London 1999. Published December 2002. On 2nd June 1999, a one day seminar, "Silent Emergency: HIV/AIDS in Conflicts and Disasters", was held in London. It aimed to: Outline the combined impact of emergency situations and HIV/AIDS; Identify the factors in emergency situations which increase vulnerability to HIV and augment discrimination against people affected by HIV/AIDS; Develop awareness of existing policy and practice in emergency programmes that aim to prevent the spread of HIV and mitigate its impact, and to identify gaps; Enable participating organisations to explore future implications for their own policy and practice regarding HIV/AIDS and emergencies.
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New Challenges for Business, NGOs and Government: Confronting the AIDS Epidemic, London, November 2001. First in a series of Professional Briefings.
Principal Speakers: Tony Barnett, Professor of Development Studies in the School of Development Studies, University of East Anglia. Alan Whiteside, Director, Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division University of Natal. Mrs Tsetsele Fantan, Director AIDS/HIV Impact Management, Debswana Diamond Company (Proprietary) Limited.
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Vulnerability of the Girl Child to HIV/AIDS. Report of the International Seminar, 15-16 November 1999, London
Main issues: the factors associated with vulnerability, attitudes to gender, the influence of culture and tradition, stigma and discrimination, co-operation and communication, best practice and advocacy. Published 2000 / 75 pages.

The report is available by email request only. Please include your postal address as it will be dispatched by post.
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Access to Treatment in Developing Countries. Report of the International Seminar, 5-6 June 1998, London
Main issues: access to HIV-related drugs in developing countries, the realities of access to treatment from the perspective of people living with AIDS, care in low resource environments, learning from TB and Malaria, essential drugs, human rights, the role of palliative medicine, ethics.
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Refugees, Displaced People and their Vulnerability to HIV/AIDS
Report of the Seminar held on 28-29 October 1996, London
Looks at the impact of displacement on vulnerability to HIV and the effect of HIV infection on situations of displacement; considers what NGOs can and should do both immediately post-emergency and at later stages of displacement; shares experiences between NGOs and other international and governmental organisations; raises awareness of the connections between HIV and displacement. 78 pages / Published 1997
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