Collection View
Series 1 includes materials supporting Mauerstein-Bail's work in the HIV/AIDS and development area. These include program papers, reports, issue papers and study papers produced for the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) as well as related reports and background materials produced by other agencies such as UNAIDS, WHO,and the World Bank. Also included are related conference materials.
The order in which materials came to Princeton has been maintained.
AIDS Studies, 1994
Evaluating HIV Initiatives, 1999
Evaluation, undated
MEASURE Evaluation Bulletin, 2002
Monitoring and Eval: HIV/AIDS, 1998
Paris AIDS Summit, 1994
SIDILAC Evaluation, 1999 November 16
TASO UGANDA The Inside Story, 1995
The UNAIDS Report, 1999
The V11th International Conference on AIDS in Africa and V11th African Conference on STDs, 1993
UNAIDS IPAA Monitoring Framework, Measuring the national response to HIV/AIDS, 2001 November
UNAIDS Mozambique, 1999
UNAIDS Report, 2000
UNAIDS Reports, 1997-1998
UNAIDS Retreat, 1999
UNAIDS/Save the Children: Monitoring and Evaluating HIV/AIDS Programmes for Young People, 2000
USAID Reports, 1999
USAID Understanding HIV Epidemics, Linking Data on Behavior Change and HIV Decline, undated
Series 2: Alliance of Mayors' Initiative for Community Action on AIDS at the Local Level, 1994-2008
Series 2 includes materials related to Mauerstein-Bail's work as the Program Director for the UN partnership program with the Alliance of Mayor's Initiative for Community Action on AIDS at the Local Level (AMICAALL). The materials consist of AMICAALL newsletters, reports on particular country projects (Namibia, Uganda, Swaziland, and Zambia) and papers related to meetings on HIV/AIDS endeavors in African cities and regions.
The order in which materials came to Princeton has been maintained.
AMICAALL Africa, 2000
AMICAALL Belarus, 2002 April 8-22
AMICAALL Eastern Europe, 2001-2004
AMICAALL HIV/AIDS Advocacy Guide for Local Authorities in Namibia (English and French), circa 2005
AMICAALL Namibia, circa 1998-2006
AMICAALL Tanzania, 1999
AMICAALL Ukraine, circa 2003-2007
Series 3 includes material related to Mauerstein-Bail's involvement in water and sanitation projects. There are several reports on water and sanitation strategies and plans and documentation on other water and sanitation initiatives, in particular examining the role of women and community participation. A substantial part of this series is a collection of 47 bundles of an interview transcript; the interview is with Margaret Mwangola of the Kenya Water for Health Organization (KWAHO) and is connected to a book project on water and sanitation issue that presumably involved Mauerstein-Bail as an advisor or editor for the project. A draft text of the book is included in this series.
Material is arranged as it arrived at Princeton. The interview transcripts are not in chronological order and many are undated.
Series 4 includes materials related to other areas of Mauerstein-Bail's program expertise, safe motherhood and disability issues in developing countries, as well as two reports on UNDP Global and Interregional Programs and conference materials from an international AIDS conference.
Materials arranged as they arrived at Princeton.
Series 5 includes materials supporting Mauerstein-Bail's work in the Sirleaf Women's Market Fund. These include published articles, newsletters, annual reports, board meeting minutes, by-laws, and grant materials.
Materials arranged as they arrived at Princeton.
- Scope and Contents
The Mauerstein-Bail Papers consist of materials related to Mauerstein-Bail's work in global health and development. In the area of HIV and development, the Papers include United Nations (UN) program reports and studies, background material on the global AIDS epidemic produced by other agencies and organizations, and other regional reports, books, special reports and conference materials. Also included are AMICAALL newsletters and reports related to HIV/AIDS programs and endeavors in African cities and regions. Water and sanitation materials include several reports as well as an interview transcript and notes for a book project on water and sanitation issues. Other materials include books and reports related to safe motherhood and disability issues, particularly in developing countries.The papers are predominantly UN and other agency reports related to the program areas Mauerstein-Bail was involved with, rather than her correspondence, memoranda, or other records of her direct activity.
- Arrangement
The order in which materials came to Princeton has been maintained.
- Collection Creator Biography:
Mauerstein-Bail, Mina
Mina Mauerstein-Bail is a development professional with extensive international experience in the links between health and economic development. Her areas of expertise include: HIV and development, maternal mortality (safe motherhood), water and sanitation, and the development of local governance, community leadership, and public-private partnerships in addressing these issues.
Mauerstein-Bail has been a leading member of the international development community in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries and a substantial part of her career consists of working for the United Nations (UN) and other development agencies. At the UN in the early 1990s she was the Programme Co-ordinator for the HIV/AIDS Division for the Global and Interregional Program within the UN Development Program. Subsequently she was the Manager of the HIV and Development Program and went on to be the inaugural Program Director for the partnership program between the UN and the Alliance of Mayor's Initiative for Community Action on AIDS at the Local Level (AMICALL).
Throughout her career Mauerstein-Bail has been involved with numerous international advisory panels and currently acts in a consultative role to several organizations involved in interdisciplinary approaches to health and development and promotion of cross-sector partnerships. She is currently a Board member of PACT, a non-profit development organization working around the world, and Co-President of the Sirleaf Market Women's Fund (SMWF/US), a non-governmental organization providing funding and support for women in Liberia. She works as an independent consultant and fundraiser.
- Acquisition:
Gift of Mina Mauerstein-Bail in 2012, 2013, 2020, 2021, and 2023. The accession numbers related to these gifts are ML.2012.048, ML.2013.002, ML.2020.03, ML.2021.009, and ML.2023.004.
- Appraisal
No material was separated from this collection during accessioning or processing.
- Processing Information
Materials were assigned to series based on their topic, re-housed in archival boxes, and a file list was created. This work was done at the time of accessioning by Maureen Callahan in December 2012 and the finding aid was updated by Sara Griffiths in July 2013. The finding aid was updated by Will Clements in 2020 and 2021 to reflect recent accessions. The finding aid was updated by Caitlin Abadir-Mullally in 2023 to reflect recent accesions.
- Conditions Governing Access
This collection is available for research use.
- Conditions Governing Use
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- Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
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- Credit this material:
Mina Mauerstein-Bail Papers; Public Policy Papers, Department of Special Collections, Princeton University Library
- Permanent URL:
- http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/88435/xg94hq820
- Location:
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Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library65 Olden StreetPrinceton, NJ 08540, USA
- Storage Note:
- Mudd Manuscript Library (scamudd): Boxes 1-8; S-000546; S-000106; S-000538; S-000537; S-000107; S-000535; S-000536; S-000534; S-000540; S-000539; S-000545; S-000543; S-000544; S-000541; S-000542
- Subject Terms:
- Economic development -- Developing countries.
HIV-positive persons--Care--Government policy
Public health -- International cooperation -- 20th century.
Women in Development--Africa. - Names:
- United Nations
United Nations Development Programme. Bureau for Development Policy. HIV and AIDS Group
