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The Consortium represents the collective will of UK based international development NGOs, academic institutions, government agencies and other political and civil society actors to work together to understand and mitigate the impact of AIDS in developing countries.

NAM is an award-winning community based HIV information provider. The team at NAM is based in London, in the UK, but the information is known and used across the world.

Children in Distress, is a small charity registered in the UK with both the Charity Commission for England & Wales and the Office of the Scottish charity Registrar. Its mission is to offer love and care to children living with HIV AIDS or incurable and terminal illness.

TALC is a unique charity whose main objective is to promote the health of children and advance medical knowledge and teaching in the UK and throughout the world by providing and developing educational material.

Katine aims to improve residents' access to water, healthcare and education, as well as improve livelihoods and empower locals to take charge of their lives through better governance.

RAPID programme aims to improve the use of research and evidence in development policy and practice through research, advice and debate. The programme works on four main themes: (1) The role of evidence in policy processes (2) Improved communication and information systems for policy and practice (3) Better knowledge management and learning for development agencies (4)Approaches to institutional development for evidence-based policy.

Research areas of interest: children and youth, health, sexuality & development, and social protection

This is a long-term international research project at Oxford university investigating the changing nature of childhood poverty.This is the largest piece of longitudinal research of this size, scope and complexity that has ever been undertaken in the developing world: 12,000 children in four developing countries over 15 years. The study countries - Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam - were selected to reflect a wide range of cultural, political, geographical and social contexts

Supports projects in ten countries in Africa, Asia and South America that challenge the many forms of violence suffered by children and young people.

A coalition of organizations working to improve child protection policies and practice within the agencies and authorities that work with children.