AIDS Accountability International (AAI)

AAI was established to increase accountability and inspire bolder leadership in the response to the AIDS epidemic. We do this by rating and comparing the degree to which public, private and civil society actors are fulfilling the formal agreements they have made to respond to the epidemic.

AIDS Accountability International (AAI) was established in 2005 with the mission to follow up on commitments to the AIDS epidemic that were made by governments. Our work has since expanded to sexual and reproductive health and rights, malaria, tuberculosis, and non-communicable diseases, and we work on holding all leaders accountable, such as business, civil society, funding partners and bi and multi-lateral development organizations. AAI is an independent research and advocacy think tank holding leaders accountable for the commitments they have made to respond to health needs.