The main aims of the project were to investigate the situation with respect to mobility/migration and HIV in Europe and evaluate the current structure and functioning of A&M in order to determine the future organisational challenges. The four main objectives were to: 1. review the major developments concerning AIDS and mobility across Europe over the past 10 years 2. evaluate the effectiveness of A&M's outputs in relation to these developments 3. determine whether the current structure of A&M is working for the key stakeholders 4. develop recommendations regarding appropriate responses to migration and HIV/AIDS at local and EU level. In order to evaluate the role of A&M, it was necessary to identify inter-linking themes to guide the research. These included the changing social, political and epidemiological contexts in which A&M is currently placed; the penetration, impact and effectiveness of A&M's projects and outputs; external relationships with other key players in the field; expectations within and outside of the organisation; future funding and frameworks; the feasibility of the current structure; and organisational skills needed to meet future needs. (excerpt)