Partnership

Regional Facilitating Agencies Progress

CARF - Regional Facilitating Agencies

Civil Society Organizations

Civil Society Organizations - also known as non-governmental organizations - are critical actors in the advancement of universal values around human rights, the environment, labour standards and anti-corruption. As global market integration has advanced, their role has gained particular importance in aligning economic activities with social and environmental priorities. Civil society organizations have been an integral part of the Global Compact since its creation. Their perspectives, expertise and partnership-building capabilities are indispensable in the evolution and impact of the Global Compact. Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) have an important role to play in spearheading the community response against HIV/AIDS as clearly stipulated in the National Multisectoral Strategic Framework (2003 - 2007 & 2008 - 2012). The Non Government Organisations (NGOs), Faith Based Organisations (FBOs) and Community Based Organisations (CBOs) in particular, can mobilise, empower and support communities to respond effectively to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

Development Partners

The following are Development Partners supporting HIV/AIDS in Tanzania:

Government of Tanzania
International Development Association - World Bank
Global Fund
Belgium Technical Cooperation
United Nations AIDS
United Nations International Children Education Fund
World Food Programme
World Health Organization
Food Agricultural Organization
French Embassy
Department For International Development
Sweden International Development Association
Japan International Cooperation Assistance
Canadian International Development Association
NORAD - Norway Development Association
Development Cooperation of Ireland (DCI)
DANIDA - Danish Development Association
Royal Netherlands Embassy
United Nations Development Programme
United Nations Fund for Population
United State of America Government
European Union
Germany Technical Cooperation
Swiss Development Cooperation

Faith Based Organizations

Networks

In general, the term network can refer to any interconnected group or system. More specifically, a network is any method of sharing information between two systems. TACAIDS coordinates network organizations in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The following are network organizations:

1.NATIONAL NETWORK OF TANZANIAN WOMEN WITH HIV/AIDS (NETWO+)
2.INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OF WOMEN LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS (ICW)
3.NNEYOP+
4.TANZANIA NATIONAL NETWORK OF GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS POSITIVE (TANGYWA+)
5.TANEPHA
6.TANOPHA
7.TANZANIA NETWORK OF RELIGIOUS LEADERS LIVING WITH OR PERSONALLY AFFECTED BY HIV AND AIDS (TANERELA)
8.NETWORK OF YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS (NYP+)
9.THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NGOS (NACONGO)
10.TAYOPA
11.FORUM OF NATIONAL NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV AND AIDS (FONNEPHAT)
12.NACOPHA

13. Femina Health Information Project

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