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aids2031 projections featured in New York Times articles on AIDS spending
10 May, 2010

On Monday, the New York Times featured findings from the aids2031 Costs and Financing Project, directed by R4D, in a pair of front page articles examining the global response to HIV/AIDS.

R4D's Robert Hecht and U.S. Global AIDS Ambassador Eric Goosby discuss AIDS strategy on NPR
2 January, 2010

NPR’s Brenda Wilson interviewed key experts on ways to retool current AIDS strategies, shifting from the emergency response mentality of the past to a longer-term view of policies that will be more efficient, effective, and sustainable.

Farzana Muhib discusses aids2031 findings on the BBC's Health Check
23 November, 2009

In preparation for World AIDS Day, the BBC invited Farzana Muhib, R4D's coordinator for the aids2031 Costs and Financing Project, to discuss future cost and financing scenarios for the global AIDS epidemic in their Health Check spotlight, "The Future for HIV/AIDS Funding."  Ms. Muhib highlighted the importance of "tough choice" spending policy decisions and more efficient management of resources now in order to curb future costs of the epidemic and achieve better health outcomes.

Eleven of the aids2031 technical reports series available now
30 September, 2009

The aids2031 Costs and Financing Project is pleased to be able to share eleven papers of our technical reports series. The papers address a range of issues including the estimation of future AIDS resource needs, the various options for financing, and the sociopolitical landscape in which AIDS programs are implemented. Papers are available for download here. A synthesis report combining the findings from the technical reports will be available in the coming months.

Eight of the aids2031 technical reports series available now

The aids2031 Costs and Financing Project is pleased to share the first eight papers in our technical reports series. The papers address a range of issues including the estimation of future AIDS resource needs, the various options for financing, and the sociopolitical landscape in which AIDS programs are implemented. Papers are available for download here. Additional technical reports will be posted in the coming weeks.

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