UNAIDS presents online discussion on post-2015 AIDS agenda

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Jan 23 2013

The World We Want 2015 webpage is hosting an online discussion (eDiscussion), presented by UNAIDS as part of the Post-2015 Health Thematic Consultation and running from January 21 through February 3, according to the webpage. The eDiscussion -- an "open and inclusive online discussion for individuals, and members of civil society, academia, governments, and the private sector to discuss the ways in which the global AIDS response can and should inform the Post-2015 Development Agenda" -- consists of three parts: "The unfinished HIV agenda"; "AIDS, health and development"; and "Decision-making and accountability," according to the webpage (1/21).

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