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L'alliance Des Maires Et Responsables Municipaux Sur Le Vih L’ALLIANCE DES MAIRES ET RESPONSABLES MUNICIPAUX SUR LE VIH/SIDA EN AFRIQUE Vol. 1, Numéro 5, décembre 2001 ÉDITORIAL Lancement de la Branche de la Namibie de l’Alliance des Maires et Responsables Municipaux sur le VIH/SIDA en Afrique a République de Namibie est le d’Afrique du Sud, de l’Ouganda, du L 18ème pays à adhérer à l’Alliance Malawi, de Zambie, du Botswana, du avec le lancement spectaculaire de la Mozambique et du Swaziland, y ont Branche nationale de l’Alliance dans la pris part. M. Matheus Shikongo capitale, Windhoek, le 23 novembre La présidente de l’Association pour Maire de la ville de Windhoek, Namibie 2001. les Autorités Locales de Namibie Une foule considérable a assisté (Association for Local Authorities in aux cérémonies officielles qui se sont Namibia - ALAN), Dr Helen Nkandi- IL NOUS FAUT TRAVAILLER déroulées à Zoo Park et qui avaient Shiimi, a présenté la Déclaration de débuté avec une marche conduite par l’Association sur le VIH/SIDA. Cette ENSEMBLE l’orchestre des Forces nationales de Déclaration a été approuvée à Défense, le long de l’artère principale l’unanimité, par l’ensemble des maires La Namibie, comme tant d’autres pays de la sous- de la capitale. Les maires de 44 et responsables municipaux de région et dans le monde, doit faire face à la menace gran- communes de Namibie, auxquels Namibie, qui, tous, se sont engagés à dissante de la propagation du VIH/SIDA. s’étaient joints des participants venus commencer immédiatement à mettre • (suite p. 3) Dans de nombreux pays de l’Afrique subsaharienne, la progression de l’épidémie représente un danger crois- sant pour le développement. Dans notre pays, dans notre capitale, Windhoek, l’impact du VIH/SIDA affecte la popu- lation économiquement active, et, de manière toujours plus importante, les femmes et les enfants. De par sa nature, la maladie ne peut plus être considérée simple- ment comme un problème de santé; elle est aussi un pro- blème de caractère social, culturel et économique. Puisque les actions sur le VIH/SIDA influencent aussi bien la relation sociétale entre hommes et femmes que les réformes structurelles, il est important, pour contrer l’épidémie, que l’approche adoptée soit multidisciplinaire et engage tous les secteurs. En tant que maire de Windhoek et membre du Comité de Coordination de l’Alliance, je suis heureux de pouvoir vous informer que le Conseil municipal de Wind- hoek a un avant-projet de directive qui aborde les ques- tions d’accès à l’emploi, de confidentialité du dépistage et de confidentialité dans le recrutement et sur le lieu de travail. Le Conseil dispose d’assistants sociaux et de développement communautaire qui contribuent à la dif- fusion de l’information sur le VIH/SIDA auprès de la Signature de la déclaration de l’ALAN sur le VIH/SIDA. De gauche à droite : Dr. Helen Nkandi-Shiimi, Présidente de l’Association pour les autorités locales de population de notre ville. Nous avons en outre, un plan Namibie; M. Ismael Namubeb, Administrateur en chef, Association pour les de prévoyance en matière de médecine et de sécurité autorités locales de Namibie; et M. Joe Auala, Maire adjoint, Ville de Windhoek. • (suite p. 3) 2 L’ALLIANCE DES MAIRES ET RESPONSABLES MUNICIPAUX SUR LE VIH/SIDA EN AFRIQUE DÉCLARATION DE L’ASSOCIATION POUR LES AUTORITÉS LOCALES EN NAMIBIE: Dans une crise locale, l’action locale s’impose ous, Maires et Responsables Tenant compte et reconnaissants Prenant en compte l’ensemble des NMunicipaux des collectivités des engagements et actions pris par des initiatives aux niveaux global, locales de la République de Namibie, autorités locales africaines, des ONG de continental, national et local, nous conscients de l’envergure de l’épidémie Namibie et du continent africain ainsi affirmons donc notre engagement et du VIH/SIDA et de son impact que par d’autres organisations afin de notre ferme résolution en tant que significatif sur nos villes, villages et faire connaître les effets socio- Branche de Namibie de l’Alliance des collectivités locales de Namibie, sous économiques du VIH/SIDA sur nos Maires et Responsables Municipaux les auspices de l’Association pour les sociétés et de soutenir les mesures sur le VIH/SIDA en Afrique, à soutenir Autorités Locales en Namibie, nous entreprises pour en minimiser l’impact ; et mettre en œuvre la stratégie de nous joignons à notre gouvernement et Tenant compte de l’installation à l’Initiative de l’Alliance des Maires pour à d’autres autorités locales en Afrique Windhoek, Namibie, du Secrétariat de des Actions Communautaires Locales et lançons la Branche de Namibie de l’Alliance continentale et des contribu- sur le VIH/SIDA (AMICAALL) ainsi que l’Alliance des Maires et Responsables tions que lui ont accordé le gouverne- la Déclaration d’Abidjan. Municipaux sur le VIH/SIDA en ment de Namibie et la Ville de Windhoek, En tant qu’autorités et élus locaux Afrique. et du soutien que nous lui apportons; de la République de Namibie nous nous Considérant que les autorités Exprimant notre profonde engageons à prendre les actions locales, partie intégrante de la préoccupation face à l’augmentation du suivantes: structure nationale de gouvernement et nombre des orphelins, des enfants de • Inclure dans le cahier des charges de celle qui est la plus proche de la rue, des veufs et veuves dans nos villes nos municipalités et services, des population, sont de ce fait, les mieux et villages, nous reconnaissons l’impact stratégies et des ressources pour placées pour répondre aux nombreux de l’épidémie sur un développement prendre en charge les causes et les défis de l’épidémie du VIH/SIDA; durable; conséquences du VIH/SIDA dans nos Rendant hommage à la résolution Reconnaissant que la pauvreté villes et villages; adoptée par l’Association pour les sous tous ses aspects contribue à la • En particulier, élaborer et mettre en Autorités Locales en Namibie lors de propagation du VIH/SIDA; les autorités œuvre de stratégies et plans de son 52ème congrès annuel appelant à un locales constatent avec une profonde financement pour faire face au engagement pour prendre en charge les inquiétude que le VIH/SIDA aggrave la VIH/SIDA, qui affrontent l’épidémie de causes et conséquences du VIH/SIDA pauvreté, et compromet tout à la fois, manière franche; qui confrontent la dans nos villes et nos villages ; les progrès accomplis et le stigmatisation, le silence et le refus; Nous félicitant des engagements développement futur de notre pays; qui tiennent compte de la relation des Chefs d’état et de Gouvernements Reconnaissant que la pleine mise sociétale entre hommes et femmes et d’Afrique lors du Sommet spécial de en pratique des droits de l’homme et du facteur de l’âge dans les divers l’Organisation de l’Unité Africaine des libertés fondamentales pour tous, aspects de l’épidémie; qui éliminent la d’avril 2001, en particulier de celui constitue un élément essentiel d’une discrimination contre les individus et d’allouer au moins quinze pour cent de réponse effective à l’épidémie du leur marginalisation; qui s’appuient leurs budgets nationaux annuels à VIH/SIDA, aussi bien dans les sur des partenariat avec la société l’amélioration du secteur de la santé domaines de la prévention et des soins civile et le secteur privé ainsi que sur afin d’aider à prendre en charge les que dans ceux de l’aide et des la pleine participation des personnes causes et conséquences de l’épidémie traitements; et qu’elle réduit la vivant avec le VIH/SIDA, des groupes du VIH/SIDA; vulnérabilité au VIH/SIDA et prévient la vulnérables et des personnes les plus Tenant compte de et en soutien à stigmatisation et les discriminations exposées au risque, et plus l’engagement pris par son Excellence le qui y sont liées contre les personnes particulièrement celle des femmes et Président de la République de Namibie, vivant avec le VIH/SIDA ou exposés au des jeunes; qui encouragent à la Dr. Sam Shafiishuna Nuyoma et par le risque de le contracter; protection et au respect des droits de gouvernement de Namibie, de Convaincus qu’il est indispensable la personne et des libertés promouvoir une action multisectorielle que tous les Conseils Municipaux en fondamentales, dont le droit à la santé sur le VIH/SIDA en Namibie; Namibie élaborent et mettent en œuvre et au plus haut niveau de soins; qui Tenant compte de la DECLARATION des politiques et stratégies adaptées à sont sensibles à tout ce relève des D’ABIDJAN des Maires et Responsables faire face aux conséquences du relations sociétales entre hommes et Municipaux d’Afrique, faite à Abidjan, VIH/SIDA dans nos communautés, sous femmes; et qui prennent en charge le Côte d’Ivoire, le 9 décembre 1997 lors tous leurs aspects sociaux, risque, la prévention, les soins, les de la 5ème Conférence Internationale sur économiques, de développement, de traitements et le soutien et tendent à les MST/SIDA en Afrique; droits de la personne et de santé; la réduction de l’impact de l’épidémie; L’ALLIANCE DES MAIRES ET RESPONSABLES MUNICIPAUX SUR LE VIH/SIDA EN AFRIQUE 3 • (suite de la p.1) • Encourager tous les partenaires dans partenariats innovants entre les nos communautés, actifs dans les secteurs public et privé, et du travail qui traite, entre autres, du VIH/SIDA. Une pro- domaines tant du VIH/SIDA que du encourager les Agences des Nations position de projet de construction d’un Centre sur le développement, à collaborer avec Unies à travailler en proche VIH/SIDA destiné à proposer des services pertinents, a nous dans le cadre de cette initiative; collaboration avec les Maires et leurs également été préparé.
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