Assembly/AU/Decl.2(XIX) Page 2 2. ALSO RE-COMMIT to keeping the struggle against HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria high on national, regional and continental agendas; and ensuring accountability for results and targets to be achieved in the response to these diseases, and for efficient utilization of resources budgeted for health; 3. ENDORSE the Report and recommendations on the Future Direction of AIDS Watch Africa (AWA) 2012-2015, and the “Shared Responsibility and Global Solidarity for AIDS, Tuberculosis (TB) and Malaria Response in Africa: Roadmap 2012-2015”; 4. DECIDE to fully incorporate the AWA Secretariat into the structures and regular budget of the African Union Commission from 2013 onwards; 5. ALSO DECIDE that each AWA Action Committee Head of State and Government nominate an expert conversant with AIDS, TB and Malaria as his/her representative on the Consultative Experts Committee and the National Working Group on AWA; 6. FURTHER DECIDE to call for a parallel meeting on shared responsibility and Global Solidarity for the AIDS response on the sidelines of UN General Assembly in New York in September 2012 and URGED all AU Heads of State and Government to participate in the meeting; 7. ENCOURAGE all AU Heads of State and Government to join AIDS Watch Africa and, led by the AWA Action Committee, to champion the campaign against HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria in Africa by 2015. To this end, we will lay emphasis on mobilizing increased domestic resources, improving value for money, enhancing planning and using existing resources more rationally; 8. URGE Member States to collaborate with people living with and affected by HIV and re-mobilize society as a whole for renewed response to AIDS, TB and Malaria in Africa through more innovative and sustainable mechanisms and well-coordinated partnerships. Focus should be on prevention of new HIV, TB and Malaria infections, ensuring good nutrition and more equitable access to affordable and quality-assured medicines and health-related commodities; 9. CALL UPON Development Partners to meet their previous commitments, sustain and coordinate their support for the fight against AIDS, TB and Malaria in the continent, in the spirit of promoting global solidarity, health and development; 10. REQUEST UN Agencies, Civil Society Organizations, the private sector and other international organizations and partnerships, to intensify and coordinate their support and collaboration at all levels; 11. ALSO REQUEST Regional Economic Communities and Regional Health Organizations, in collaboration with the AU and other partners, to redouble their efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria in their respective regions;