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Helping Ourselves Community Responses to AIDS in Swaziland Community Responses to AIDS in Swaziland

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Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)

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ISBN-13:

9789291735167

ISBN:

9291735167

Pub Date: 2007
Publisher: World Health Organization Summary: The Kingdom of Swaziland has the highest recorded HIV prevalence in the world, and this southern African country faces enormous challenges, particularly when it comes to looking after the thousands of children orphaned by the epidemic. However, inspirational work is being done at community level to put in place structures and programmes to stem the flow of infections and mitigate the impact. This report discusses som [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9789291735167


ISBN:

9291735167


Pub Date: 2007
Publisher: World Health Organization

The Kingdom of Swaziland has the highest recorded HIV prevalence in the world, and this southern African country faces enormous challenges, particularly when it comes to looking after the thousands of children orphaned by the epidemic. However, inspirational work is being done at community level to put in place structures and programmes to stem the flow of infections and mitigate the impact. This report discusses some of these initiatives, focusing on two different communities, Mambatfweni and Mambane, in order to identify practices and policies which, whilst being Swazi-specific in some cases, may also serve as an inspiration to action in other countries facing similar problems.

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