World Bank HIV/AIDS projects A list of HIV/AIDS projects approved since 1990, including projects in other sectors with significant HIV/AIDS components. (Most–but not all–projects “under preparation” are likely to be approved.) Click on a project name to access basic project information and documents, including the “Project Appraisal Document” (PAD) describing the project rationale, goals, planned activities and financing.
Explanation of search results: The list is generated by searching the World Bank project database for those projects classified under the “theme” HIV/AIDS. All Bank projects are classified by one to five themes , to capture project goals and objectives. The list excludes an early AIDS project in Zaire (1988-94) and projects with AIDS components in Uganda (1990-95), Rwanda (1991-02) and Bulgaria (1996-01), which together provided a total of US$14.3 million.
HIV/AIDS Funding - commitments and disbursements
World Bank Financing for HIV/AIDS (this link will open an Excel spreadsheet outside of your browser window) An excel file, listing all active and recently approved HIV/AIDS projects with funding of at least US$1 million for HIV/AIDS. Includes date approved, type and amount of financing committed, and disbursements to date. Updated monthly.
General Information on World Bank projects and operations: Projects are where the rubber meets the road - where countries translate their poverty-reduction goals into concrete action. Before projects are launched, countries develop broad Strategies to reduce poverty and promote economic development.
The Project Cycle traces the process of individual projects - identifying, financing, implementing, and evaluating. Financing Instruments discusses the various tools by which the Bank supports developing countries' poverty-reduction and economic development projects.
Policies & Procedures describes rules that ensure that projects are economically, financially, socially, and environmentally sound. Measuring Results details the ways the Bank evaluates projects.
The Inspection Panel is an independent fact-finding body which objectively investigates complaints from affected people who believe they have suffered harm from a World Bank financed project.
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