Approves the new Programme Coordinating Board NGOs: African Sex Worker Alliance, South Africa; International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC), Thailand; and, Gestos, Brazil.
This section lists decisions made at UNAIDS PCB Meetings with an associated agenda item number, in order of most recent.
These decisions are excerpted from the "Final Decisions, Recommendations & Conclusions" documents (produced at each PCB).
Approves the new Programme Coordinating Board NGOs: African Sex Worker Alliance, South Africa; International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC), Thailand; and, Gestos, Brazil.
Elects Poland as Chair, India as Vice-Chair, and the United States of America as Rapporteur for the calendar year beginning 1 January 2012;
Agrees the dates for the 34th (17-19 June 2014) and 35th (9-11 December 2014) meetings of the Programme Coordinating Board;
Requests the PCB Bureau to take appropriate and timely steps to ensure that due process is followed in the call for themes for the 33rd and 34th Programme Coordinating Board meetings, as necessary;
Agrees that the theme for the 31st Programme Coordinating Board meeting will be “Non-discrimination”;
Requests the establishment of a time-limited, consultative process to better define UNAIDS technical support based upon its coordination role, and areas of core competency and strengths, reporting back to the 30th Programme Coordinating Board;
Requests UNAIDS at its 30th meeting to report on changes to indicators and developments concerning the Monitoring and Evaluation Reference Group, following the adoption of the 2011 Political Declaration and its associated goals and targets;
Takes note of the consultative process with all constituencies to further strengthen UNAIDS results, accountability and budget matrix and endorses the outcome of the process;
Takes note of the report from the UNAIDS Secretariat Staff Association;
Agrees the revisions to the Programme Coordinating Board Modus Operandi as contained in the Annex of the document (UNAIDS/PCB(29)/11.21);
Requests UNAIDS to launch as soon as possible a process of inclusive consultations to consider approaches to strategic investment, including the new investment framework for the global HIV response referenced by the Executive Director in his report, while ensuring the potential applicability and adaptability to national contexts, and overall country ownership. Consultations should be transparent, inclusive and effective, involving governments, national AIDS authorities, civil society, and other relevant stakeholders. Also requests UNAIDS to submit to the Programme Coordinating Board at its 31st meeting a report on the said consultations, and an interim (progress) report to the 30th meeting;