Paul Zeitz, Executive Director of Global AIDS Alliance, speaks on the shortcomings of US allocations to the Global Fund to combat HIV-AIDS.

Posted by Staff on July 1, 2005 |

Paul Zeitz, in a telephone conference call, remarks on the lack of adequate funds allocated by President Bush to the Global AIDS Alliance’s new Global Fund Replenishment Process for HIV-AIDS research and prevention compared to that of other wealthy nations such as Great Britain, Germany, France and Japan. (1:16)

 
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July 1, 2005
« Rep. Betty McCollum (D-MN) says U.S. aid to Africa could be spent more wisely during a House Subcommittee on Africa, Global Human Rights and International Operations hearing.
Gene Sperling, Chair of the US affiliate of the Global Campaign for Education, states that the education situation in Africa reflects the silent crisis of the developing world which requires a classical response from the G8. »
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