05790oam 22007695 450 991078602510332120230126210109.01-299-16040-90-8213-9780-X10.1596/978-0-8213-9779-4(CKB)2670000000329070(EBL)1130125(OCoLC)829460281(SSID)ssj0000913928(PQKBManifestationID)11500638(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000913928(PQKBWorkID)10862259(PQKB)11452188(MiAaPQ)EBC1130125(Au-PeEL)EBL1130125(CaPaEBR)ebr10644880(CaONFJC)MIL447290(OCoLC)ocn819816670(US-djbf)17803744(EXLCZ)99267000000032907020130708d2013 uy 0engurcn|||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierFunding mechanisms for civil society : the experience of the AIDS response /Rene Bonnel ... [and others]Washington :World Bank,2013.xx, 90 pages illustrations ;26 cmWorld Bank study"A World Bank study".0-8213-9779-6 Includes bibliographical references.Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Acronyms; Executive Summary; Findings; Conclusions and Recommendations; Notes; References; Chapter 1 Introduction; Methodology; Terminology and Organization of the Report; Note; References; Chapter 2 Main Results; Trends in Donor Funding; Rationale for Civil Society Involvement in the AIDS Response; Figures; Figure 2.1: International AIDS Assistance: Trends in G8/EC, and Other Donor Government Assistance; Institutional Design of the Community Response; Tables; Table 2.1: Population Groups Reached by CSOs in Four Regions; Flow of Funds from DonorsTable 2.2: Summary of Donors' Funding of Civil Society OrganizationsCountry Funding Profiles; Figure 2.2: Strength of CBO Engagement and HIV Knowledge in Kenya; Figure 2.3: CBO Density and Service Use in Rural Areas in Nigeria; Figure 2.4: AIDS Resources Received by CSOs and CBOs; Figure 2.5: Source of CBO Funding in Kenya and Nigeria (2011); Table 2.3: Value of Unpaid Volunteers as a percent of CBOs/NGOs' Budget; International HIV/AIDS Alliance Survey of CSOs; Figure 2.6: Proportion of Volunteers in CSOs' Workforce (2011); Figure 2.7: Dominant Funding Sources for CSOs (2010)Table 2.4: Frequency and Average Distribution of Annual Funding among CSOs (2010)Figure 2.8: Allocation of Expenditures by CSOs; CADRE-OSISA Survey; Conclusion; Notes; References; Appendix A: Donor Funding Flows; The World Bank's HIV/AIDS Program; Figure A.1: World Bank MAP's Typical Funding Flow; Figure A.2: Variations on MAP Structures in Three Countries; Figure A.3: World Bank MAP Estimated Disbursement (as of September 2006); The Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis, and Malaria; Figure A.4: Global Fund Grant ProcessTable A.1: Funding Flows through Civil Society Principal Recipients of the Global Fund's HIV and AIDS Grants (February 2003-June 2010)Emerging Issues and Developments; Figure A.5: Disbursements by Region; Figure A.6: Disbursements to CSO PRs; US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR); Boxes; Box A.1: PEPFAR Results; Figure A.7: PEPFAR Fiscal 2010 Planned Funding for Prevention, Treatment, and Care; Table A.2: Projected US Global Health Funding (2009-14, US billions); Figure A.8: PEPFAR Funding Flow, October 2003 through September 2009Table A.3: Estimated PEPFAR Funding for National CSOsDFID, United Kingdom; Table A.4: Distribution of CSO Funding by Activity Type (Fiscal 2004-06); Figure A.9: DFID Funding Flow; Table A.5: Estimated CSO Budgets with Principal or Significant HIV Focus; Notes; References; Appendix B: Country Funding Profiles; India; Table B.1: First- and Second-line CSO Recipients of Key AIDS Funding Flows; Kenya; Figure B.1: AIDS Funding by Source; Figure B.2: Spending by Program in Kenya; Figure B.3: Community-based Organizations in Western and Nyanza Provinces: Sources of Funding (2010)Table B.2: Spending of CBOs and National Program by CategoriesIn the past decade the global financial assistance for AIDS responses increased tremendously and the donor community provided greater resources to community responses. Yet little is known about the global magnitude of these resources and their allocation among HIV and AIDS activities and services. To address this knowledge gap, this report pulls together evidence from several different sources (donor data bases, surveys of civil society organizations, country funding profiles) to determine, among other things, how funds are reaching civil society and community-based organizations, how these funds are being used, and the degree to which these organizations rely on other sources of funding --Source other rthan Library of Congress.World Bank e-Library.World Bank study.AIDS (Disease)Economic aspectsAfricaCommunity developmentAfricaSocial participationAfricaAIDS (Disease)Economic aspectsCommunity developmentSocial participation362.19697920096Bonnel Rene1496922World Bank.YDXCPYDXCPBTCTAOCLCQFUGOCPDLCBOOK9910786025103321Funding mechanisms for civil society3721857UNINA01567nam0 22003131i 450 UON0021581020231205103353.46620030730d1950 |0itac50 baspaES||||0 |||||Obras completas. 7: Escritos politicosJaime Balmesedición ... ordenada y anotada porIgnacio] CasanovasMadrid : La Editorial Católica1950XXX1053 p. ; 20 cmContenuto: El matrimonio realcampaña doctrinal, (enero-junio de 1845)Campaña nacional, (julio-noviembre de 1845)Campaña internacional, (noviembre de 1845 - abril de 1846)Desenlace, (mayo-septiembre de 1846)Ultimos escritos políticos, (septiembre de 1846 - mayo de 1848).Sección 6 : FilosofíaUON00173473001UON001734732001 Biblioteca de Autores Cristianos210 MadridLa Editorial Catolica57 Sección 6 : FilosofíaLETTERATURA POLITICAUONC045448FIESMadridUONL000218946Storia della Spagna21BALMESJaimeUONV121277680629CASANOVASIgnacioUONV148554La Editorial CatólicaUONV267047650ITSOL20240220RICASIBA - SISTEMA BIBLIOTECARIO DI ATENEOUONSIUON00215810SIBA - SISTEMA BIBLIOTECARIO DI ATENEOSI SPA O.C 46 g SI LO 64219 7 46 g Obras completas1263821UNIOR