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Photo ID: 200-2 (Durban, South Africa, Africa, Sub Saharan ) Credit: © 2000 Ketan K. Joshi, Courtesy of Photoshare Caption: Marchers in Durban, South Africa demand a decrease in the cost of AIDS treatment during the 13th International AIDS Conference. In this photo, a participant holds a sign that says "COSATU demands affordable and quality treatment for people with HIV." Date: Jul2000 Keywords: AIDS, Billboards and Signs, Conferences and Congresses, Marches, Quality of Health Care, Treatment Availability: 3000 x 2400 pixels (8 x 10 inches at 300 dpi) History of Requests: Organization Media Type Title The Hunger Project Video Eight Point Strategy to Stop the Spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa, October 2001 Harvard International Review Magazine "Fall 2001 Harvard International Review: Disease," (Access to Health Care and Pharmaceuticals), October 2001 United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Publication Strategic Planning Guide for HIV/AIDS Response, 2002 AVERT Website HIV and AIDS drugs in Africa, November 2001 USAID CD-ROM Health Sector Reform, January 2002 Southern Africa AIDS Information Dissemination Service (SAfAIDS) Newsletter Southern Africa HIV/AIDS Action, July 2003 ActionAid International USA Publication Blocking Progress: How the fight agains HIV/AIDS is being undermined by the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, October 2004 UNESCO conference materials UNAIDS Inter-Agency Task Team Meeting: Treatment and Education, January 2005 World Bank Website www.rememberingaids.org (RememberingAIDS: Digital Stories of HIV/AIDS in the Early 21st Century), January 2005 USAID Powerpoint Presentation Extending Service Delivery Project: Making Corporate Social Responsibility Work in East Africa, October 2006

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