2009年9月26日星期六

【China AIDS:4756】 Fwd: 2009年拉拉营活动通知和报名表

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2009年拉拉营·青年营
活动公告

　　
　　日期：2009年11月20 -22日
　　地点：广西南宁市

　　背景
　　2007年首届跨区域华人女同志组织者训练营（简称拉拉营）在中国珠海成功举行。来自大陆、香港、台湾及美国的近百名华人同性恋和双性恋女性及跨性别人士齐聚一堂，进行了为期四天的同志运动经验分享和领导能力培训，盛况空前。
　　2008年的拉拉营名为"拉拉串串"，更加关注地方实际的需求和发展，更加侧重现实案例，通过丰富多元的活动和培训，带动更多拉拉参与地方社区发展。拉拉串串包括北京、鞍山、昆明、成都、上海等五座城市的地区性培训营活动，每个培训营为期三至五天，包括两天的志愿者深度培训，重点依然是"拉拉社团领导能力培训" 。
　　拉拉营的成功举办，孕育了"华人拉拉联盟"的诞生。2008年10月28日在上海召开了华人拉拉联盟成立大会，经由来自大陆、香港、澳门、台湾、美国等地的17个拉拉小组25名代表，通过民主选举产生首届组委会并拟定联盟章程。华人拉拉联盟旨在联结华人跨区域女同性恋、双性恋的女性，及爱女人的跨性别人士的组织或个人，搭建平台，分享互助，持续推动华人地区拉拉的组织发展、连结与合作。

　　内容
　　2009 年的拉拉营·青年营由"华人拉拉联盟"主办，将围绕青少年拉拉主题，从现状到需求，从个人到家庭到社区到社会，多方面展开深入讨论。并邀请美国、香港、台湾及国内资深的培训员为此次青年营带来非常精彩的培训内容。

　　参加资格
　　对象：同性恋女性、双性恋女性，以及认同拉拉身份的跨性别者。
　　年龄：18岁以上

　　报名
　　1.2009年拉拉营·青年营即日起接受报名。主办方尤其欢迎以下人士报名：
　　    -- 25岁以下;
　　    -- 没有参加过拉拉营;
　　    -- 有相关青少年拉拉工作经验或者欲从事相关工作者；
　　    -- 目前居住在大陆南方地区。
　　2.报名表请见附件，或点击下载：2009年拉拉营报名表，请在截至日期之前寄至lalaalliance@gmail.com。

　　3.报名截止日期：2009年10月20日。录取通知：10月25日。
　　4.培训无报名费。组织方将提供培训资料、培训期间的用餐和住宿。参与者需自行负担到达会场的相关交通费用。对于大陆地区有经济困难者，组织者将提供一定名额的旅费资助，详见报名表。
　　5. 任何疑问请联络华人拉拉联盟lalaalliance@gmail.com。

华人拉拉聯盟

2009.09.25

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2009年9月25日星期五

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人吃人的中国

阮一峰发表于 2006年06月27日 | 分类：首页 -> 档案 -> 社会

今天，我看见郎咸平教授的一篇文章，他明确提出，现在的中国正处在资本主义原始积累阶段，也就是"人吃人"的阶段。

他先描述了中国的现状：

中国国企改革蠹虫肆虐

相当多的案例显示，国企收购者贱价买断工龄，将下岗职工推向社会，由失去了国企的政府和社会大众来负担，但收购者将国有资产据为己有或铲平工厂就地起高楼图利自己，但是改革成本却由全社会负担，这就是我所批评的天怒人怨的改革。这些收购者拿了不属于自己的东西，置下岗工人于死地，还能吃得饱、睡得好，甚至在台上口沫横飞地大谈自己「产权改革」的成功经验。我不懂他们怎么还能这样毫无羞耻心，甚至还睡得着觉。

教育改革成本由穷人负担

虽然大学仍是公立大学，由政府补贴，但是政府却允许大学巧立名目、提高收费，让大学教职员中饱私囊，而其成本却由社会最底层的穷人负担，因为大学乱收费的结果阻断了农村子弟唯一脱贫致富的管道。但我们看不到一点既得利益者对弱势群体的关怀与同情，反而以市场化为手段，以个人利益为目的，透过教改，大事搜刮，中饱私囊。更有甚者，在这个社会一切往「钱」看时，北大和清华的教职员利用前人苦心经营的校誉，搞了个北大系和清华系的企业集团，在股市上呼风唤雨，操纵股价，利用北大清华的清誉坑害股民，图利自己。

医疗改革基本失败

所谓的「市场化」的医改措施，让穷途末路的病人挂急诊病号竟然要先交付保证金，否则放在走廊上等死，难道我们的医院连一点最起码的人性关怀都没有了吗？医改的结果，不止穷人看不起病，甚至连一般人也视去医院为畏途。

三农问题怵目惊心

农村破败的基本原因，还是因为农产品的附加价值远低于工业品的附加价值，因此经济越高速发展，农村就相对地越破败，而其必然结果就是农村资金大量流入城市追求高附加价值。但是农村资金缺乏的结果，是与各种权力高度相关的地方干部亲属和非农经营业主，透过高利贷进一步剥削穷困不堪的农民。

官商勾结

腐败的地方政府官员和地产开发商合谋，利用黑道对付手无寸铁的拆迁户的手法更是令人发指。为了逼迫拆迁户接受不公平的补偿，不但利用黑道直接殴打当事人，甚至威胁当事人的子女。在腐败的司法制度下，拆迁户投诉无门，甚至连主动协助拆迁户打官司的律师，竟然也被利益团体利用腐败的司法力量将其入狱，置于死地。

弱势群体遭遇司法不公和政府镇压

当老百姓投诉无门而转向司法体系寻求正义时，老百姓得到了什么待遇呢？基本上是中午吃原告晚上吃被告的待遇。在很多时候，司法机构包括法院和公安不是故弄玄虚的不受理，就是和利益团体勾结，侵害百姓利益。当老百姓的权益受损，因投诉无门而上街游行抗议冲击地方政府的时候，地方政府是什么处理态度呢？军警围剿甚而对外宣布是国外恶势力操纵，民众因而被捕下狱。你竟然看不到一点地方父母官解决百姓困难的情怀，那种人吃人的凶狠劲让人感到寒心。

此外，其他少数既得利益者剥削社会大多数人的例子简直不胜枚举，例如上市公司剥削股民、民企老板克扣民工工资等等现象，我们见得少了吗？

然后，郎咸平教授得出结论：

这种人吃人的国家还配称作社会主义国家吗？那么到底是什么因素把中国这个古老传统的国家带到了这个绝境呢？最主要的原因还是这块土壤出了问题，我们这块土壤的坏是中华民族五千年来所仅见。……我认为目前中国的社会，是处在一个以片面理解的经济发展观为唯一导向的、最原始的人吃人的初期资本主义阶段，而这个腐败阶段正是欧洲两百年前社会主义革命的温床。

郎教授的看法与我的想法完全相同。

当今的中国正是从封建社会向资本主义社会过渡的阶段。1949年的革命胜利，实质上不是新民主主义革命胜利，而是中国历史上最后一次农民起义的胜利。一个农民化的封建政党，代替了延续2000多年的世袭化家族统治，中国社会的本质并没有改变，依然是封建社会：在1949年后的很长时间内，农民依附于土地，市民依附于单位，人身依附没有被打破；经济高度自给，政治依然是集权专制的封建结构，社会依然是权力导向，皇帝和贵族依然存在，只是称呼不一样了。

1978年开始的改革开放，实质是封建经济维持不下去，资本主义原始萌芽开始出现。20多年的改革开放，本质上就是资本主义原始积累的过程。

综观欧美历史，在资本主义萌芽期以后，必然会发生一次资本阶级革命。所以，这很可能也是中国社会接下来将要发生的事情：资本主义经济全面确立，资产阶级走上统治舞台，建立一个民主和自由的新中国。

如果这场革命没有发生的话，那么中国将成为一个大资产阶级与专制政党勾结、半封建半资本主义的畸形社会，而我们生活的时代将是中国5000年历史上最黑暗的时代之一。

【China AIDS:4755】公益宣传片《天蓝》首映

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2009年9月24日星期四

【China AIDS:4753】《卫报》能预防艾滋病毒感染的新疫苗或将面世

能预防艾滋病毒感染的新疫苗或将面世

在泰国进行的一项由美国军方支持的医疗试验发现，某实验性疫苗能将感染艾滋病毒的风险减少三分之一。

小中大

Sarah Boseley and Haroon Siddique
guardian.co.uk 2009年09月24日

iDo98 @ yeeyan 翻译原文链接

HIV breakthrough as scientists discover new vaccine to prevent infection

First evidence of possible vaccine as US military-backed medical trial in Thailand cuts HIV infection rate by a third

Sarah Boseley, health editor, and Haroon Siddique
guardian.co.uk, Thursday 24 September 2009 11.20 BST
Article history

A scanning electron microscopic image of HIV

A microscopic image of the HIV virus.

A medical trial in Thailand has raised hopes of a major breakthrough in the fight against Aids after scientists said an experimental vaccine had reduced the risk of HIV infection by a third.

The world's largest HIV/Aids vaccine trial of more than 16,000 volunteers was the first in which infection has been prevented, according to the US army, which sponsored the trial with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

A combination of two vaccines was tested on HIV-negative Thai men and women aged 18 to 30 at average risk of becoming infected. All the volunteers were given counselling and condoms to help them avoid HIV. Then half were randomly picked to receive the vaccine, while the other half got dummy shots. Until the trial ended, nobody knew who had been given the genuine vaccine and who had not.

A relatively small number of people became infected with HIV – 51 of the 8,197 people given the vaccine, and 74 of the 8,198 who received dummy shots – but the difference was statistically significant, which means scientists believe it could not have happened by chance. It worked out at a 31% lower risk of infection for the vaccine group.

Colonel Jerome Kim, who helped to lead the $105m (£64m) study for the US army, said it was "the first evidence that we could have a safe and effective preventive vaccine".

Recent failures had led many scientists to believe that such a vaccine might not be achievable. In 2007, the drug company Merck abandoned what had looked at the time like the most promising avenue of research after disappointing trial results. Today the National Institute's director, Dr Anthony Fauci, warned it was "not the end of the road", but said he was surprised and very pleased by the outcome.

"It gives me cautious optimism about the possibility of improving this result," he said. "This is something that we can do."

Every day, 7,000 people worldwide are newly infected with HIV; 2 million died of Aids in 2007, the UN agency Unaids estimates.

The Aids Vaccine Advocacy Coalition, an international group that has worked towards developing a vaccine, welcomed the results of the trial – the third major study since 1983, when HIV was identified as the cause of Aids – as "a historic milestone".

The executive director, Mitchell Warren, said: "There is little doubt that this finding will energise and redirect the Aids vaccine field."

Frances Gotch, professor of immunology at Imperial College London, said the results appeared to be statistically significant and may have been the effect of the two different vaccines working in tandem to more powerful effect.

"The fact that they have seen a response with people with such a low incidence of infection is impressive," Gotch, who is also the principal investigator for the International Aids Vaccine Initiative, told the Guardian.

"Of course it's not 100% of people [protected] but 31% could make an enormous difference in the world. I think this is something we can work with."

Thailand's ministry of public health conducted the study, which used strains of HIV common in Thailand.

Scientists stressed it was not known whether such a vaccine would work against other strains elsewhere in the world. The study was done in Thailand because US army scientists carried out pivotal research in that country when the Aids epidemic emerged there, isolating virus strains and providing genetic information on them to vaccine makers.

The study tested a two-vaccine combination in a "prime-boost" approach, where the first one primes the immune system to attack the HIV virus, and the second one strengthens the response.

Alvac uses canarypox, a bird virus, altered so it can't cause human disease, to ferry synthetic versions of three HIV genes into the body. AidsVax contains a genetically engineered version of a protein on HIV's surface.

It is unclear whether vaccine makers will seek to license the two-vaccine combination in Thailand. Before the trial began, the US Food and Drug Administration said other studies would be needed before the vaccine could be considered for US licensing. The full results of the trial will be presented at an international Aids vaccine conference in Paris in October.

The executive director of the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise, an alliance of research bodies and funders like the Gates Foundation, said the results showed a vaccine was an achievable goal. "This is a historic day in the 26-year quest to develop an Aids vaccine," said Dr Alan Bernstein. "This trial is the first demonstration in humans that, with more research, it will be possible to develop a vaccine that is fully protective against HIV."

Deborah Jack, chief executive of the National Aids Trust in the UK, said a vaccine, by far the most effective way of tackling serious infectious diseases, was desperately needed. More work was needed, but the promising findings "justify the continuing investments and efforts of the international community, including the UK government, to develop a vaccine."

The Terrence Higgins Trust said it was treating the results with "cautious optimism".

"This is the first step on a very long road," said the policy manager, Vicky Sheard.

"There's a lot of research needed into how a vaccine can be rolled out, how costly it's going to be, whether it's going to be effective against different strains."

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旗下网站：
——艾博维客 AIDS Wiki ： http://www.AIDSwiki.cn
——艾博聚合（汇聚艾滋病博客）http://www.wanyanhai.org
——中国艾滋病网络：http://www.ChinaAIDSgroup.org
——中国艾滋病地图/China AIDS Map：http://www.aidsmaps.org
——空腹健身运动：http:///www.HungerStrikeforAIDS.org
——艾滋人权 AIDS Rights： http://www.AIDSrights.net
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【China AIDS:4754】各位老师，求关于女同小组的资料和支持

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【China AIDS:4752】 Fw: [Tbhiv] Live Webcast--The US Strategy for Combating the Global TBEpidemic

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Subject: [Tbhiv] Live Webcast--The US Strategy for Combating the Global TBEpidemic

NOTE!! : On Tuesday September 29, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 pm EDT Watch the live studio webcast on kff.org: www.kff.org/globalhealth/gh092909video.cfm. Submit questions during the live webcast by emailing infocus@kff.org.

From: "Deirdre Shesgreen"
Date: Wed, 23 Sep 2009 11:10:37 -0400
To: Bryden, David<dbryden@idsociety.org>
Subject: Live Webcast--The US Strategy for Combating the Global TB Epidemic

IDSA - Global Health

Deirdre Shesgreen
Communications Officer
Center for Global Health Policy
703-740-4954
dshesgreen@idsociety.org

September 23, 2009

***MEDIA ADVISORY***

Top U.S. Government Officials, Leading South African Physician/Scientist to Discuss Global Tuberculosis Epidemic and the U.S. Policy Response

Washington, D.C. —Two of the U.S. government's top infectious disease specialists will join with renowned South African physician Robin Wood for a live interactive webcast on the threat of TB in the developing world and the U.S. response to it, including the status of a Congressionally mandated five-year global TB strategy.

Dr. Wood will share his perspective gained from working at the epicenter of the HIV/TB epidemic, as director of the Desmond Tutu HIV Centre at the Institute of Infectious Diseases and Molecular Medicine, University of Cape Town. Dr. Wood's latest research focuses on the deadly intersection of HIV/AIDS and TB in his home country and the shockingly high rates of TB infection among South Africa's children.

Joining Dr. Wood for the forum—a live webcast held by the Kaiser Family Foundation —will be Christine Sizemore, of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases; Cheri Vincent, of the U.S. Agency for International Development; and Christine Lubinski, vice president for global health at the Infectious Diseases Society of America. Both Dr. Sizemore and Ms. Vincent play lead roles in the U.S. government's global TB programs. The forum will be moderated by Kaiser Family Foundation Vice President Jen Kates.

Panelists will take questions from viewers, which can be submitted ahead of time or during the live program to infocus@kff.org.

What: In Focus live webcast forum on global tuberculosis, sponsored by the Kaiser Family Foundation

Who: Dr. Robin Wood, MD, director of the Desmond Tutu HIV Centre at the Institute of Infectious Diseases and Molecular Medicine, University of Cape Town

Christine Sizemore, Ph.D., chief of the Tuberculosis and other Mycobacterial Diseases Section in NIAID's Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases

Cheri Vincent, senior public health advisor, Infectious Diseases Division, Bureau for Global Health, USAID

Christine Lubinski, vice president for global health at the Infectious Diseases Society of America and director of the Center for Global Health Policy

Moderator: Jennifer Kates of the Kaiser Family Foundation

When: Tuesday, Sept. 29 from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 pm EDT

How: Watch the live studio webcast on kff.org: www.kff.org/globalhealth/gh092909video.cfm. Submit questions during the live webcast by emailing infocus@kff.org.

Dr. Wood will be available for media interviews on this issue and other global health concerns from Sept. 28 through Oct. 3. To schedule an interview, please contact Deirdre Shesgreen at 703-740-4954 or dshesgreen@idsociety.org.

The Center for Global Health Policy is an organization of physicians and scientists dedicated to promoting the effective use of U.S. funding for addressing the global HIV/AIDS and TB epidemics by providing scientific and policy information to policymakers, federal agencies, non-governmental organizations, and the media. The Center, a project of the Infectious Diseases Society of America and its sister organization, the HIV Medicine Association (HIVMA), is based in Arlington, Va.

The Center for Global Health Policy is a project of the
Infectious Diseases Society of America and the HIV Medicine Association.
1300 Wilson Blvd. Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22209 :: www.idsaglobalhealth.org :: Phone (703) 740-4955

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2009年9月23日星期三

【China AIDS:4750】盖茨基金会“探索大挑战”第四轮申请启动

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Yuhua, Fan <FanY@unaids.org>
Date: 2009/9/23
Subject: Announcement: Gates Foundation: application for GCE grant now open
To:

Dear all,

Please see below the announcement from the Gates Foundation, should you be interested.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is now accepting proposals for Round 4 of Grand Challenges Explorations, an initiative to encourage bold and unconventional research on new global health solutions. Proposals are being accepted through November 2, 2009. Attached pls. find the press release in both English and Chinese.

Would you please kindly help to spread the words through your network?

The grant program is open to anyone from any discipline, from student to tenured professor, and from any organization – colleges and universities, government laboratories, research institutions, non-profit organizations and for-profit companies.

The initiative uses an agile, accelerated grant-making process with short two-page applications and no preliminary data required. Applications are submitted online, and winning grants are chosen approximately 4 months from the submission deadline.

Initial grants of $100,000 are awarded two times a year. Successful projects have the opportunity to receive a follow-on grant of $1 million or more.

The topic areas for which proposals are being accepted for this round are:

• Create New Ways to Protect Against Infectious Disease;
• Create New Technologies for Contraception;
• Create New Ways to Induce and Measure Mucosal Immunity;
• Create Low-Cost Diagnostics for Priority Global Health Conditions.

Contact person:
Jing Zhang
Program Officer for Advocacy & Communications
China Office
T +86 10 8454 7517
F +86 10 8454 7620
C +86 10 13311156685
E jing.zhang@gatesfoundation.org
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
www.gatesfoundation.org

Fan Yuhua

Fan Yuhua
Operations Officer
UNAIDS China
2-8-1 Tayuan Diplomatic Office Building
14 Lianmahe Nanlu, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Tel: 010-8532 2226 ext 102
Fax: 010-8532 2228
Email: fany@unaids.org
Mobile: 1350 113 6196
Website: www.unaids.org.cn

【China AIDS:4751】 Fwd: Online Civil Society Survey

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: UN-NGLS <aids2031@un-ngls.org>
Date: Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 12:56 PM
Subject: Online Civil Society Survey
To: mdavis@asiacatalyst.org

Dear Colleague,

You are invited to participate in an important online survey of civil
society organisations conducted by the United Nations Non-Governmental
Liaison Service and the aids2031 Leadership Working Group. It seeks
your input on the priorities for the future AIDS response, in
particular as it relates to the question of leadership. It is aimed at
civil society organisations across the world that work in the field of
HIV/AIDS.

aids2031 is a "think tank" project initiated by Peter Piot while
Executive Director of UNAIDS, and is aimed at formulating a long-term
strategic AIDS response, as opposed to continued crisis management.
(See the attached letter from Professor Piot, which explains the
background to the initiative and this survey.)

If you choose to participate, your answers will help the aids2031
Leadership Working Group formulate recommendations that will form part
of the aids2031 final report, "An Agenda for the Future" and the
results will also be published as a free-standing report.

You can reach the survey using this link:
http://www.un-ngls.org/aids2031. It should take you about one hour to
complete. You will find all the information you need to do so at this
link. Please note, it is not necessary to complete the entire
questionnaire in one session -- once you have submitted your personal
details the system will email you a link that allows you to interrupt
your session at any time and return to complete it later.

Please try to ensure that at least one senior leader or staff member
in your organisation participates in the survey, since it will feed
directly into a prominent set of recommendations that we hope will
have a substantial impact on the future direction of the long-term
global AIDS response. We thank you in advance for taking the time to
provide us with your valuable insights.

Kind regards,

Eric Sawyer

on behalf of Peter Piot and the aids2031 Leadership Working Group

Please click the link below to access the letter from Dr. Peter Piot

www.un-ngls.org/docs/aids2031/Letter_Peter_Piot.pdf

--
Sara L.M. Davis, Ph.D. ("Meg")
Executive Director
Asia Catalyst
www.asiacatalyst.org
www.yazhoudiaocha.com
www.songandsilence.com

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★中国艾滋病博物馆/China AIDS Museum： http://www.AIDSmuseum.cn
旗下网站：
----艾博维客 AIDS Wiki ： http://www.AIDSwiki.cn
----艾博聚合（汇聚艾滋病博客）http://www.wanyanhai.org
----中国艾滋病网络：http://www.ChinaAIDSgroup.org
----中国艾滋病地图/China AIDS Map：http://www.AIDSmaps.org
----空腹健身运动：http://www.HungerStrikeforAIDS.org
----艾滋人权 AIDS Rights： http://www.AIDSrights.net
----常坤：为艾滋病防治努力一生：Http://www.changkun.org
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2009年9月22日星期二

【China AIDS:/】征收货币交易费用于健康事业全球运动宣言

请广泛传播——抱歉重复

七月，一群健康倡导者聚集在一起讨论征收货币交易费（CTL）用于健康事业的全球运动。这一征费应用于四种主要货币（美元、日元、欧元和英镑），每年可以征收到多达330亿美元，不会扭曲金融市场，而且能够提供额外、可预测和可持续的资金来源。欲获得关于货币交易征费的更多信息，请访问网站www.stampoutpoverty.org

在本月晚些时候的G20会议预备阶段，我们敦促贵组织签署并支持《征收货币交易费用于健康事业全球运动宣言》（Declaration of the Global Campaign for a Currency Transaction Levy for Health），以便要求我们的政府：a）采取必要的措施来引进这一费用 b）确保将收益用于实现与健康有关的千年发展目标。

请尽快发送电子邮件到jw@icssupport.org签署宣言，截止日期9月21日星期一

征收货币交易费用于健康事业全球运动宣言

我们签署人宣布：

·我们致力于为实现与健康有关的千年发展目标（MDG）——即在2015年前降低儿童死亡率、改善产妇保健和与主要疾病作斗争（千年发展目标第4、5、6条）——筹集足够的资金。

·我们承认，无论是已经分配的还是承诺中的官方发展援助（ODA）资金和国内资金都不足以实现这些目标，这种情况由于全球金融危机而更加恶化，这对世界上最贫穷的国家有着严重的影响。

·我们呼吁捐赠国履行其将国家预算的0.7%用于官方发展援助的承诺，我们同样呼吁非洲国家遵守《阿布贾宣言》（Abuja Declaration）中的诺言，将国家预算的至少15%用于健康事业。

·我们致力于寻找和利用能够填补资金缺口的额外、新增和可预测的收入来源。

货币交易征费（CTL）每年能够可持续、可预测和源源不断地从外汇市场获得至少300亿美元的收入，外汇市场至今尚未被征费或征税。

·货币交易征费在技术上很容易实施：外汇市场完全是电子化的，税收可以自动进行，无可逃避。

·提议的0.005%的低税率对外汇市场不会有不良影响，同时可以产生大量的收入。

·货币交易征费只应用于批发外汇市场，不影响零售市场，对移民汇款也没有影响。

·货币交易征费的收益应该用于与健康有关的千年发展目标，尤其是关于妇幼保健的第4和第5条，二者严重资金不足，以及普及HIV、结核病和疟疾的预防、治疗、护理和支持。国际社会目前有到位的机制来分配资金和迅速扩大干预措施（例如通过全球疫苗免疫联盟（GAVI Alliance）、全球抗击艾滋病、结核病和疟疾基金及国际药品采购机制（UNITAID））。

因此我们强烈敦促决策者尽早采取所有必要的措施，对其货币引进货币交易征费，将收入用于实现与健康有关的千年发展目标，重要的是确保用货币交易征费收益补充而不是代替现有的援助承诺。

签署者：

Agency for Community Care and Development (ACCAD), 印度

Africa Japan Forum, 日本

African Council of AIDS Service organizations (AfriCASO), 塞内加尔

Africare, 美国

AGIHAS, 拉托维亚

AIDS and Rights Allainec for Southern Africa (ARASA)

AIDS Care Watch (ACW) Campaign, 亚洲

AIDS Healthcare Foundation/India Cares, 印度

AIDS Saint John, 加拿大

All-Ukrainain Network PLWH, 乌克兰

Ambassadors of Change NGO members, 肯尼亚

Association "Pozityvus gyvenimas", 立陶宛

Avocats Pour la Santé dans le Monde (GHA France)

Balance Promoción para el Desarrollo y Juventud A.C., 墨西哥

Byelorussian public union "Positive movement", 白俄罗斯

Center for Health Policy and Innovation, Toronto, 加拿大

Citizen News Service (CNS)

Civil Society Coalition to Stop TB in Nigeria (CSCSTB), 尼日利亚

Coalition for AIDS Treatment Access (CATA), 印度

Coalition PLUS, 法国

Consortium of HIVAIDS Treatment Providers in the Asia Pacific (CHATPAP)

East European & Central Asian UNION PLWH, 乌克兰

Estonian Network of PLWH, 爱沙尼亚

Family Care International, 美国

German Foundation for World Population (DSW), 德国

Global Health Advocates India

Global Action For Children, 美国

Global AIDS Alliance, 美国

Global Health Advocates Switzerland (GHA)

Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS (GYCA), 加纳

Group Genesis Panamá + (GGP+), 巴拿马

Health Action International (Global)

Health Action International Europe

Health Alliance International

Health GAP, 美国

India HIV/AIDS Alliance

Interagency Coalition on AIDS and Development (ICAD), 加拿大

International Civil Society Support, 荷兰

International HIV/AIDS Alliance, 英国

International Treatment Preparedness Coalition

Kazakhstan's Union of PLWH, 哈萨克斯坦

Latin American Network of People Living with HIV/Aids (REDLA+)

Le Réseau National des Personnes Vivant Avec le VIH/sida (RENIP+), 尼日尔

League of PLWH of Republic Moldova, 摩尔多瓦

Mecanismo de control y apoyo al Vih Colombia

National Empowerment Network of PLHAs in Kenya (NEPHAK)

GULI SURKH, 塔吉克斯坦

Real world, real people, 亚美尼亚

Northern AIDS Connection Society, 加拿大

Ntchisi Integrated Development Organisation, 马拉维

Organisation Positive-Generation, 喀麦隆

Partners in Health, 美国

PCF "Positive initiative", 吉尔吉斯斯坦

Physicians for Human Rights, 美国

Positive Life Association of Nigeria (PLAN), 伊巴丹，尼日利亚

Positive Life, 蒙古

Positive Malaysia Treat Access & Advocacy Group (MTAAG+)

Protection Enfants Sida, 刚果民主共和国 (DRC)

Public organization on AIDS fight, 阿塞拜疆

Public Personalities Against AIDS Trust, 津巴布韦

Public union of PLWH "Ishonch va Hayot", 乌兹别克斯坦

REDLA+, 乌拉圭

RESULTS, 英国

RESULTS, 美国

Save The Children UK

Senderos Asociación Mutual, 卡利，哥伦比亚

Stamp Out Poverty, 英国

Stop AIDS in Liberia (SAIL)

TB Survival Project

The Good Neighbour Inc., 拉各斯，尼日利亚

Treatment Action Group, 美国

Treatment Action Movement (TAM), 尼日利亚

Treatment Advocacy & Literacy Campaign (TALC), 赞比亚

VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas), 美国

Womankind Nigeria for Women living with HIV, 纳萨拉瓦州，尼日利亚中北部

以个人身份签署：

David Hercot, MD, Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp, 比利时

Dr Allan Schapira, Swiss Tropical Institute

Heather Clarke, IAVI Europe

Erik Lamontagne, Economist and Adviser, UNAIDS, 日内瓦

Wojciech Tomczynski, 波兰

公司：

Ethical Currency Ltd., 英国

Vestergaard Frandsen

From: Jacqueline Wittebrood (ICSS)

Sent: Saturday, September 19, 2009 9:22 PM

To: Jacqueline Wittebrood (ICSS)

Subject: ITPC REMINDER: Please sign on to support a Currency Transaction Levy for Health - deadline 21 Sept

Dear all - we have now about 75 sign-ons to the Declaration (see below), thanks all very much for that.
Tomorrow (Monday) is the deadline for sign-ons for the upcoming G20 meeting,
so if you haven't done so already, please sign on a.s.a.p. - thanks!

- PLEASE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY - APOLOGIES FOR CROSS-POSTING -

In July a group of health advocates came together to discuss a global campaign for a Currency Transaction Levy (CTL) for Health. This levy, when applied to the four major currencies (US dollar, Yen, Euro and British Pound) could raise up to $33 billion a year, without distorting the financial markets, and thus providing an additional, predictable and sustainable source for funding. For more information on the CTL, have a look at the website www.stampoutpoverty.org
In the run-up to the G20 later this month we urge you to sign on your organization and support this Declaration of the Global Campaign for a Currency Transaction Levy for Health, to push our governments a) to take the necessary steps to introduce such a levy, and b) make sure the benefits are dedicated to reach the health MDGs.
Please sign on by sending an email a.s.a.p. to jw@icssupport.org – deadline is Monday 21 September

Declaration of the Global Campaign

for a Currency Transaction Levy for Health

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DECLARE:

We are committed to raising sufficient finances to meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for Health, namely to reduce child mortality, improve maternal health and combat the major diseases by 2015 (MDGs 4, 5 & 6).
We acknowledge that neither allocated nor committed levels of Official Development Assistance (ODA) and domestic financing are sufficient to meet these Goals, a situation compounded by the global financial crisis, which is severely affecting the poorest countries in the world.
We call upon donors to keep their commitments to allocate 0.7% of their national budgets to ODA and that African countries, similarly, honour their Abuja Declaration pledge to commit at least 15% of their national budgets to health.
We are committed to locating and harnessing additional, new and predictable income streams that are capable of meeting funding shortfalls.

A Currency Transaction Levy (CTL) has the potential to raise revenue of at least $30 billion a year on a sustainable, predictable and on-going basis from the foreign exchange (fx) market, that has not been privy to levies or taxation to date.

The CTL is technically simple to implement: the foreign exchange market is fully electronic, revenue collection would be automatic, with no scope for avoidance.
At the proposed low rate of 0.005%, the foreign exchange market would not be adversely affected whilst at the same time significant income would be generated.
- The CTL would be applied to the wholesale foreign exchange market only, and not affect the retail market nor have an impact on migrant remittances.
- The proceeds of the CTL should benefit the health MDGs, most notably MDGs 4 and 5 on maternal and child health, which are seriously under-resourced, and Universal Access to HIV, TB and malaria prevention, treatment, care and support. The international community currently has the mechanisms in place to channel the funds and rapidly scale up interventions, (e.g., through the GAVI Alliance, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and UNITAID).

We therefore strongly urge decision-makers to take all the steps necessary for introduction of a Currency Transaction Levy on their currencies at the earliest possible time with revenue dedicated to meet the MDGs for Health, and importantly ensure CTL proceeds are additional to, and DO NOT replace, existing aid commitments.
Signed by:
Agency for Community Care and Development (ACCAD), India
Africa Japan Forum, Japan
African Council of AIDS Service organizations (AfriCASO), Senegal
Africare, USA
AGIHAS, Latvia
AIDS and Rights Allainec for Southern Africa (ARASA)
AIDS Care Watch (ACW) Campaign, Asia
AIDS Healthcare Foundation/India Cares, India
AIDS Saint John, Canada
All-Ukrainain Network PLWH, Ukraine
Ambassadors of Change NGO members, Kenya
Association "Pozityvus gyvenimas", Lithuania
Avocats Pour la Santé dans le Monde (GHA France)
Balance Promoción para el Desarrollo y Juventud A.C., Mexico
Byelorussian public union "Positive movement", Byelorussia
Center for Health Policy and Innovation, Toronto, Canada
Citizen News Service (CNS)
Civil Society Coalition to Stop TB in Nigeria (CSCSTB), Nigeria
Coalition for AIDS Treatment Access (CATA), India
Coalition PLUS, France
Consortium of HIVAIDS Treatment Providers in the Asia Pacific (CHATPAP)
East European & Central Asian UNION PLWH, Ukraine
Estonian Network of PLWH, Estonia
Family Care International, USA
German Foundation for World Population (DSW), Germany
Global Health Advocates India
Global Action For Children, USA
Global AIDS Alliance, USA
Global Health Advocates Switzerland (GHA)
Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS (GYCA), Ghana
Group Genesis Panamá + (GGP+), Panama
Health Action International (Global)
Health Action International Europe
Health Alliance International
Health GAP, USA
India HIV/AIDS Alliance
Interagency Coalition on AIDS and Development (ICAD), Canada
International Civil Society Support, Netherlands
International HIV/AIDS Alliance, UK
International Treatment Preparedness Coalition
Kazakhstan's Union of PLWH, Kazakhstan
Latin American Network of People Living with HIV/Aids (REDLA+)
Le Réseau National des Personnes Vivant Avec le VIH/sida (RENIP+), Niger
League of PLWH of Republic Moldova, Moldova
Mecanismo de control y apoyo al Vih Colombia
National Empowerment Network of PLHAs in Kenya (NEPHAK)
GULI SURKH, Tajikistan
Real world, real people, Armenia
Northern AIDS Connection Society, Canada
Ntchisi Integrated Development Organisation, Malawi
Organisation Positive-Generation, Cameroon
Partners in Health, USA
PCF "Positive initiative", Kyrgyzstan
Physicians for Human Rights, USA
Positive Life Association of Nigeria (PLAN), Ibadan, Nigeria.
Positive Life, Mongolia
Positive Malaysia Treat Access & Advocacy Group (MTAAG+)
Protection Enfants Sida, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
Public organization on AIDS fight, Azerbaijan
Public Personalities Against AIDS Trust, Zimbabwe
Public union of PLWH "Ishonch va Hayot", Uzbekistan
REDLA+, Uruguay
RESULTS, UK
RESULTS, USA
Save The Children UK
Senderos Asociación Mutual, Cali, Colombia
Stamp Out Poverty, UK
Stop AIDS in Liberia (SAIL)
TB Survival Project
The Good Neighbour Inc., Lagos, Nigeria
Treatment Action Group, USA
Treatment Action Movement (TAM), Nigeria
Treatment Advocacy & Literacy Campaign (TALC), Zambia
VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas), UK
Womankind Nigeria for Women living with HIV, Nasarawa State, North Central Nigeria

On personal title:
David Hercot, MD, Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp, Belgium
Dr Allan Schapira, Swiss Tropical Institute
Heather Clarke, IAVI Europe
Erik Lamontagne, Economist and Adviser, UNAIDS, Geneva
Wojciech Tomczynski, Poland

Companies:
Ethical Currency Ltd., UK
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