Alan Whiteside - Public and Professional Service

Public and Professional Service

Whiteside contributes to international policy through engagement with governments, the UN system and donors. He is on the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative's Policy Advisory Committee, SIDA/Norad Regional AIDS Team Reference Group, and International AIDS Society Governing Council (he is the Treasurer).

He is a member of the Waterford Kamhlaba (a United World College) Governing Council and the Young Heroes Board in Swaziland, and a Trustee of the Waterford School Trust and a Patron of the Temba Trust.

Whiteside is a member of the Academy of Science of South Africa

Between 2003 and 2006 he was appointed by Kofi Annan to the Commission on HIV/AIDS and Governance in Africa and is Treasurer of the International AIDS Society Governing Council

Whiteside serves on the editorial boards of several journals, including:

  • Editorial Board of the African Journal of AIDS Research
  • International Advisory Editorial Board of Development Policy Review
  • Editorial Board of Globalisation and Health
  • Editorial Board of the Journal of the International AIDS Society

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