Are governments keeping their commitments to women?

Holding Leaders Accountable.

Workshop Tuesday 20th, AIDS 2010

Agenda

• Bite-size presentations in four themes of Accountability

• Divide into 4 discussion groups

• Report back (5 minutes per group)

• Wrap up

Setting the stage

Claudia Ahumada, World AIDS Campaign

Nazneen Damji, United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM)

Theme 1: Tracking Promises

Zonibel Woods, Ford Foundation

Theme 1: Tracking Promises

Per Strand, AIDS Accountability International

Theme 2: Transparency

Phillipa Tucker, AIDS Accountability International

EUDY SIMELANEGang raped and murdered, South

Africa, 28 April 2008.

GISBERTA SALCE JUNIOR

Raped and murdered by a group of youths, Portugal, 22 February

2006.

PAULINA (JUAN PABLO MENDEZ CARTAGENA) Shot in the head twice by

four men in police uniform, Guatamala,

18 December 2005.

Theme 2: Transparency

Claudia Ahumada, World AIDS Campaign

Theme 3: Budget as an Accountability Tool

Nazneen Damji, UNIFEM

Theme 3: Budget as an Accountability Tool

Neelanjana Mukhia, Action Aid International

Theme 4: Participation

Andre Robb, Jamaican Family Planning Association & Jamaican Youth Advocacy Network

Theme 4: Participation

Anita Krug, AIDS Accountability International

Theme 4: Participation

Ebony Johnson, International Community of Women with HIV/AIDS

Group Discussions

• Tracking Promises

• Transparency

• Budgeting

• Participation

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