Minimum Quality Standards for HIV Communication
by K.P. Madhu
AIBD with support from UNAIDS and a team of international experts has formulated a draft for Minimum Quality Standards for HIV Communication Activities undertaken by media. AIBD seeks comments on the draft from media professionals.
AIBD had taken inputs from media on the categories and processes for the creation of media products. This fed into meetings of experts. Two meetings and e-dicussions followed. Now the draft is ready for comments and suggestions for improvement. The draft can be downloaded from this page download.aibd.org.my/papers/Media_QS_HIV Please give your comments by 15th of August to madhu@aibd.org.my
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