President Clinton delivers the keynote address at the International AIDS Conference on August 4th, 2008, the culmination of a week of travel visiting Clinton Foundation projects in Africa.

While in Ethiopia, President Clinton announces new projects to prevent mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV/AIDS in more than 6 countries, including Ethiopia.

Interview with Kassahun Noges, a nurse in Ethiopia.

Over the next three years, the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative will work with governments, including Ethiopia, to dramatically reduce HIV/AIDS transmission rates by providing prevention, care, and treatment services at all stages of pregnancy and early infancy.

In Rwanda, President Clinton helps break ground for construction of the first and only hospital in the Burera District of northern Rwanda. Burera is the first district targeted in a plan to vastly improve rural health care in Rwanda.

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Starbucks has made a CGI commitment to pay more for coffee in order to fund a series of programs in Narino, Colombia, that aim to reduce illegal drug production by improving economic stability.

This CGI commitment has resulted in a program called Playing for Peace, a basketball camp for Arab and Jewish children.

Unitus has made a CGI commitment to help the poor help themselves by providing better access to financial capital.

The International Medical Corps has made a CGI commitment to provide clinical mental health services to address emotional suffering in Uganda. The IMC uses drawings and photography to help people talk through trauma.

The Microcredit Summit Campaign is working to provide fair access to credit so that people can fight poverty on their own terms.