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Action: A survey on civil society organisations responding to HIV/AIDS
International HIV/AIDS Alliance
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NGOs, CBOs and networks: your opinion counts! What do you think about key issues, such as current and future funding, collaboration on the ground, availability of technical support, reporting requirements, and the quality and scope of community responses? How does your organisation compare to other civil society organisations? What types of AIDS work do civil society organisations spend money on? What are the main sources of civil society organisations' income for AIDS work?
A survey is being carried out by the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, as part of an evaluation of community responses to AIDS being undertaken by the World Bank and DFID. The survey is confidential - no individual answers will be included in any report. If you have further questions or problems please contact civilsocietysurvey@aidsalliance.org. And if you answer by the 1st of January, your organisation will be entered into a prize draw and could win one of four prizes of $250.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/2VDF7H5
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