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B01. Joint UN Teams and Programmes of Support on AIDS � Status Report for Eastern and Southern Africa, as of 30 November 2006

(UNAIDS RST ESA, 30 November 2006)

This presentation shows the outcome of the 1st status report prepared by UNAIDS RST ESA in October-November 2006 on the establishment of Joint UN Teams on AIDS with one Joint Programme of Support in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region.

B02. Joint UN Teams and Programmes of Support on AIDS � Status Report for Eastern and Southern Africa, as of 25 April 2007

(UNAIDS RST ESA, April 2007)

This presentation shows the outcome of the 2nd status report prepared by UNAIDS RST ESA in April 2007 on the establishment of Joint UN Teams on AIDS with one Joint Programme of Support in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region.

B03. Joint UN Teams and Programmes of Support on AIDS � Status Report for Eastern and Southern Africa, as of 31 December 2007.

(UNAIDS RST ESA, February 2008)

This presentation shows the outcome of the 3rd status report prepared by UNAIDS RST ESA at the end of 2007 on the establishment of Joint UN Teams on AIDS with one Joint Programme of Support in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region.

B04. Summary of UNDP/UNAIDS e-discussion on Joint UN Teams on AIDS

(UNDP & UNAIDS - Alan Silverman, Nadia Rasheed, Ela Chirileanu, Dudley Tarlton, 9 October 2007)

A global e-discussion among UNDP and UNAIDS staff on experiences with Joint Teams and Joint Programmes was managed by UNDP/UNAIDS during September 2007; this is the Summary of the e-discussion.

B05. Lessons Learned in Establishing Joint UN Teams with One Programme of Support on AIDS in Eastern and Southern Africa

(Peter Godwin, February 2008)

During September-November 2007, the RST ESA undertook a thorough review to analyze and document the experience and progress made in Eastern and Southern Africa in the establishment and functioning of Joint UN Teams on AIDS and the development of one Joint Programmes of Support on AIDS with a focus on identifying best practices and lessons learnt; and especially processes that have led to a positive change and improved response from the UN on HIV. The review has identified important lessons with regard to what helps create success, what causes problems, accountability, and the implications for UNAIDS � which relate to the critical role of technical support, the importance of advocacy, and the need to assess impact.