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Addis Ababa HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office – A government organization established in Ethiopia to tackle the issue of HIV/AIDS. Funding sources are from multinational institutions (like the World Bank), UN agencies (like UNICEF) and it, in turn, finances the activities of NGOs, CBOs etc. working to combat HIV/AIDS. For the last three years it has funded the care and support of PLWHA and orphan projects of HAPCSO.
 
  actonAction Aid-Ethiopia – provided a one time small grant in 2001-2002 for Community Based HIV/AIDS Prevention and Support.  
  Supports and helps fund HAPCSO programs for home care and orphans and vulnerable chidren.  
  ipas

IPAS-Ethiopia – works globally to improve women's lives through focus on reproductive health. Has provided funding for the past two years for those projects focused on family planning and reproductive health.

  
  irish

Irish Aid – provided a one time small grant in 2001 for Community Based HIV/AIDS Prevention and Support for a project targeting youth.

 
  peoplePeople to People-Sweden – established by an Ethiopian living in Sweden. The members of this organization are individuals committed to the fight against HIV/AIDS. HAPCSO's prevention activities, especially those focused on information, communication and behavioral changes are funded by this organization. The first phase of the project came to an end in December 2002. Currently, the second phase is being implemented  
  childrenSave the Children-Norway in Ethiopia – has been funding activities since the start of HAPCSO; primarily supports projects focused on orphans. Also donated HAPCSO'S only vehicle.  
 

unaidsUNAIDS  – in 2002, funded a project on Youth Counseling Training and Assessment of the Driving Force on Delinquent activities in the garbage dumping site located in HAPCSO'S project area.

  
 

pactUSAID/PACT – Hapcso signed a three year project agreement with USAID/PACT. The project commenced in July, 2002 and is scheduled to phase out by the year 2005. Funding contributes to projects focused on the care and support of PLWHA and orphans.

  
 
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