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 UPDATE
2003: Reducing vulnerability
As the number of people dying from and contracting HIV/AIDS
grows at a terrifying rate, the need for a unified global response
is greater than ever.
In 2002, The International Federation launched its global programme
to help families and communities in the fight against HIV/AIDS
and other infectious diseases, presented in the publication
Reducing household vulnerability to HIV/AIDS and other infectious
diseases. The full version of the 2002 - 2005 global programme
strategy is available here: Reducing
household vulnerability to HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases:
Global programme 2002 - 2005
The 2003 update provides the latest information on the global
programme, detailing achievements in 2002, objectives, results,
programme development and future strategies. Chapters from the
2003 update are reproduced here in PDF format
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Reducing household vulnerability to
HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases: update 2003
Introduction
(147kb) - Includes forward
Achievements
in 2002 (295kb)
Objectives
and 2003 challenges (285kb)
HIV/AIDS
within the Red Cross Red Crescent (145 kb)
Regional and country response:
Africa
(469kb)
- Snapshot
from Zimbabwe
- Southern
Africa: HIV/AIDS breeds food crisis, food crisis breeds
HIV/AIDS
Americas
(109 kb)
- Fighting
stigma in Honduras
Asia
and Pacific (470 kb)
- What
is harm reduction?
- The
Wednesday club
Europe
(404 kb)
- Keeping
promises in Barcelona
- Tuberculosis
and HIV/AIDS: the deadly duo
Middle
East and North Africa (234 kb)
Components
of the Global Programme (223kb)
Partners
(116kb)
Funding
requirements (41kb)
References
and contacts (52 kb) |
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