AIDS Action Europe unites civil society to work towards a more effective response to the HIV epidemic in Europe and Central Asia.
AAE Partners
AIDS Action Europe primarily unites civil society ("third sector") organisations through a membership structure. In addition, we collaborate with some partner organisations. Our partners are "first" and "second" sector organisations that are active in the field of HIV/AIDS in Europe and/or Central Asia, including:- European and Central Asian networks
- Governmental organisations
- Global networks
- International organisations
- Universities
- Private for profit organisations
All our partners listed below have signed an endorsed partnership agreement on our website and share the mission, guiding principles and ethical code of AIDS Action Europe.
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IPPF European Network
Irène Donadio
146 rue Royale
1060 Brussels
Belgium
32 2 250 09 50
32 2 250 09 69
European network / project
21-50
1-8
Work and HIV, Sexual education, Reproductive health, Advocacy
Regional - Central Asia, Regional - Central Europe, Regional - Eastern Europe, Regional - Western Europe, European, Developing countries
Ethnic minorities, General public, Health care professionals, Heterosexuals, Injecting drug users (IDUs), Men having sex with men (MSM), Migrants, People living with HIV (PLHIV), Prisoners (ex-), Sex workers, Youth, Women, NGOs, Policy makers
European
Government, International donors
IPPF EN works to advance the basic human right of all people to make
free and informed choices in their sexual and reproductive lives; to
fi ght for the accessibility to high quality information, education and
health services regarding sexuality and sexual identities, conception,
contraception, safe abortion, and sexually transmitted infections,
including HIV/AIDS.
We are increasingly and successfully
building up our networks and expanding our relationships with a
range of organizations in the areas
of sexual and reproductive health,
reproductive supplies, environment,
human rights, women’s and youth
organizations, development, HIV/
AIDS, etc. ranging from civil society
networks to Parliamentary groups and
government offcials. The Regional
Offce is increasingly seen as a reliable
partner that has the capacity to
improve collaboration and create
win-win situations. We are proud of
this and will continue to strive to make
collaboration work, whether long term
or ad hoc, to the beneft of the people
we serve.