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A single paramount reason underlies discussions for a formal alignment of the Alliance and HDN: pre-emptive creation of a strategic and optimal partnership to scale up their effective implementation and combined overall impact.
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Formal merger negotiations were announced between two global leaders on HIV and TB: Health & Development Networks (HDN) and the International HIV/AIDS Alliance - at the XVII International AIDS Conference which concluded in Mexico on 8 August 2008.
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Nadine France, Executive Director of HDN explained: "Bringing together a substantial country presence with an increased information exchange, dialogue and advocacy capacity will facilitate more coherent civil society voices and mobilisation around AIDS and related priorities such as TB."
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"The Alliance and HDN see this ambition as more important than preserving established organisational identities."
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A single paramount reason underlies discussions for a formal alignment of the Alliance and HDN: pre-emptive creation of a strategic and optimal partnership to scale up their effective implementation and combined overall impact.
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"The Alliance and HDN see this ambition as more important than preserving established organisational identities."
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Formal merger negotiations were announced between two global leaders on HIV and TB: Health & Development Networks (HDN) and the International HIV/AIDS Alliance - at the XVII International AIDS Conference which concluded in Mexico on 8 August 2008.
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Nadine France, Executive Director of HDN explained: "Bringing together a substantial country presence with an increased information exchange, dialogue and advocacy capacity will facilitate more coherent civil society voices and mobilisation around AIDS and related priorities such as TB."
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HDN was really interesting because all of the “good” guys are just as troubled as the “bad” ones.
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