The Three Ones
This eWorkspace will host the e-Forum on Civil Society and the Three Ones from February 23 to May 31. For more information, see http://threeones.unaids.org
About the e-Forum
Background:
• The Three Ones principles, launched in Washington on 25 April 2004, by UNAIDS in collaboration with national HIV/AIDS programmes, bilateral donors and the Global Fund, reinforce the commitment by international stakeholders to harmonize the response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. UNAIDS was tasked at the Washington meeting to be a facilitator and mediator among stakeholders in the application of the “Three Ones” principles as well as monitoring and reporting on progress and emerging challenges to concerted action on AIDS at country level. As part of this role, UNAIDS is providing this web-based platform and moderators for a global consultation on civil society engagement and the Three Ones.
Purpose:
• To facilitate broader civil society input into the Three Ones Process.
Process:
• The e-Forum will use an email distribution list linked to a public web interface so that participants will be able to contribute either through email only or via the ...
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Message from Peter Piot
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
As part of UNAIDS’ continued efforts to facilitate the application of the Three Ones, I would like to invite you to participate in a moderated “e-forum” discussion on “civil society and the Three Ones”.
Our goal is to facilitate a meaningful discussion across the globe on the critical role of each stakeholder in the realization of the Three Ones at country level.
National AIDS programmes, civil society, key donors and UNAIDS endorsed the Three Ones principles in April 2004 to achieve the most effective and efficient use of resources, and to ensure rapid action and results-based management. The Three Ones are:
• One agreed HIV/AIDS action framework that provides the basis for coordinating the work of all partners.
• One national AIDS coordinating authority, with a broad based multi-sector mandate.
• One agreed AIDS country-level monitoring and evaluation system.
When applied in an inclusive manner, these ...
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Final Summary of e-Forum discussion on Civil Society and the Three Ones
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Dear participants,
I'm pleased to share with you the final summary of our discussion over the past three months, and I welcome your comments if you feel there is anything that has been left out or misrepresented. You can download the file one of two ways:
1. by clicking the following link:
http://ews.unaids.org/public/thethreeones/download.axd?p=17607
2. by sending a blank email message to the following address:
download.file.17607@ews.unaids.org
If you have any trouble with either of these, please let me know.
Thanks to all of you who have commented on the e-Forum. We are very interested in hearing your feedback as this will help in planning similar activities in the future. If you would still like to comment, you can either write directly to me, to Steven (jensens@unaids.org) or post publicly to the forum. And remember, you can still keep using the e-Forum to post your and comments and experiences related to civil society involvement in the 'Three Ones'.
Warmly,
Sarah
Posted on Friday, May 27 2005
by Sarah Pouezevara
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Dear Sarah
I have read the summary of our discussion in the civil society
participation in the three ones. I found it relevant and including
salient points of our discussion. It has really gave me an insight into
the three ones and opinions and views as well as country's experiences.
My only comment is more time should be given in future for this kind of
relevant discussions.
Looking forward for similar types of discussion, which should be
strengthened.
Thanks again for summarizing the discussions
Konjit Kifetew/Ethiopia
-----Original Message-----
From: e-Forum [mailto:threeones@ews.unaids.org] On Behalf Of Sarah
Pouezevara
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 5:38 PM
To: Kifetew , Konjit (FHI-ETH)
Subject: [New item in e-Forum] Final Summary of e-Forum discussion on
Civil Society and the Three Ones
Dear participants,
I'm pleased to share with you the final summary of our discussion over
the past three months, and I welcome your comments if you feel there is
anything that has been left out or misrepresented. You can download the
file one of two ways:
1. by clicking the following link:
http://ews.unaids.org/public/thethreeones/download.axd?p=17607
2. by sending a blank email message to the following address:
download.file.17607@ews.unaids.org
If you have any trouble with either of these, please let me know.
Thanks to all of you who have commented on the e-Forum. We are very
interested in hearing your feedback as this will help in planning
similar activities in the future. If you would still like to comment,
you can either write directly to me, to Steven (jensens@unaids.org) or
post publicly to the forum. And remember, you can still keep using the
e-Forum to post your and comments and experiences related to civil
society involvement in the 'Three Ones'.
Warmly,
Sarah
Spotlight message: Yes
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Engagement.
To contribute to the e-Forum discussion, send an email to
<threeones@ews.unaids.org>, or visit the e-Forum homepage on the web:
http://threeones.unaids.org
To unsubscribe from the e-Forum, send a blank e-mail to
<the_three_ones@ews.unaids.org> with the subject line UNSUBSCRIBE.
Posted on Tuesday, May 31 2005
by KKifetew
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e-Forum Final Summary
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Global Task Team : Description
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Summary of Topic 2: Facilitating factors and barriers
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