Quoting the 'AIDS Stocktaking Report' released in April of this year, UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman said that considerable advances had been made in this area since the Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS campaign launched in 2005.
'Children and AIDS: Second stocktaking report' cites progress made to date NEW YORK, 3 April 2008 – Important progress has been made in combating the spread of HIV since UNICEF – as a UNAIDS co-sponsoring agency – launched the Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS campaign in October 2005.
Meehan thought up his cloud-based software after realising that "the current [paper-based] system means too much time is spent on repetitive tasks [such as stocktaking], which usually have to be completed manually".
Whittingdale's call for a wider stocktaking would be persuasive – if it were being conducted by someone else, advised by a more balanced team of confidants.
'Children and AIDS: Fourth Stocktaking Report' is now available.
The new 'Children and AIDS: Sixth Stocktaking Report' is the first of its kind since 2010.
Children and AIDS: Second stocktaking report is a review of progress on how AIDS affects children and young people.
By Amy Bennett NEW YORK, USA, 1 December 2009 – On the eve of World AIDS Day, the Fourth Annual Stocktaking Report was launched at the United Nations Secretariat, followed by a panel convened on the issue of 'Children Left Behind'.
The report, titled Children and AIDS: Third stocktaking report, was jointly prepared by UNICEF, the World Health Organization (WHO), the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the United Nations Population Fund UNFPAandand released on World Aids Day.
The core activity of stocktaking is to get evidence that tells us about health service performance.
