Proposals have been successful in Alliance countries including India, Morocco, Senegal and Ukraine, totalling up to $83 million.

As part of its ongoing work to promote support networks for people with HIV, the Cheyutha project hosted a get-together in Bhongir, Andhra Pradesh, for people with HIV, their partners, children and extended families.

Alliance India’s Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Integration programme led a three-day workshop on gender and sexuality for implementing non-governmental organisations.

Alliance India has been providing technical support on monitoring and evaluation to Alliance Myanmar as part of the Alliance’s focus on south to south learning and support.

KHANA’s Integrated Prevention and Care programme has displayed innovation, developed capacity and delivered scale-up of programming, according to an independent review.

Sessions at the meeting were facilitated by Alliance India and one of its lead partners, Palmyrah Workers Development Society.

Eric, a treatment support worker from Zambia, is contributing to an online project that will feature diary entries, pictures and audio clips will tell the stories of people supporting and caring for people affected by the epidemic.

As evidence mounts that people in India will soon be dying because they cannot access second-line antiretrovirals, the Alliance in India has supported an appeal to India’s National AIDS Control Organisation.

As the Frontiers Prevention Project comes to an end in Ecuador, participants have come together to share learning and achievements.

Find out about some of the activities across the globe that the Alliance has organised and been involved in.

In October 2006, we surveyed readers of The Loop to find out what you think about the Alliance’s monthly newsletter. The findings will be influencing how we develop The Loop over the coming year.