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Nepal conducted a mapping and size estimation exercise of Most At Risk Population (MARPs) in consideration of the epidemic’s nature, availability of limited information on the MARP groups of Female Sex Workers (FSWs), Male Sex Workers,Transgenders and their Clients (MTCs), and Injecting Drug Users (IDUs) as well as the need for a more robust and evidence informed response to HIV for maximizing results Download this publication |
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Nepal conducted a mapping and size estimation exercise of Most at Risk Population (MARP) groups in consideration of the epidemic’s nature, limited information available on the MARP groups of Female Sex Workers (FSWs), Men having Sex with Men (MSMs), and Injecting Drug User (IDUs) population,and the need for a more robust and evidence informed response to HIV in order to maximize results. Download this publication |
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“Getting to Zero” is the theme selected by the World AIDS Campaign (WAC) to commemorate this year’s World AIDS Day on 1st December. The new theme, that will be used until 2015, echoes the UNAIDS vision of achieving “Zero new HIV infections. Zero discrimination. Zero AIDS-related deaths.” Download this publication |
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The first confirmed case of AIDS was identified in Indonesia 24 years ago (1987). Between 1987 and 1997 infection appeared to increase slowly. The response was modest and focused primarily in the health sector. In 1994 Indonesia’s first National AIDS Commission was appointed by the President (May) and first National Strategy issued shortly thereafter (June). Download this publication |
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The HIV/AIDS epidemic in Cambodia has been moving into its 20th year after the first case of HIV was identified in 1991. The Royal government of Cambodia, with the financial and technical support from developing partners and civil societies, has actively responded in order to contain the spread of the epidemic. Consequently, the country has successfully brought the HIV prevalence among the general population down to about 0.9% in 2006. And it is also projected that the HIV prevalence will remain stable till 2012 with the prevalence around 0.6%. Download this publication |
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The purpose of this document is to summarise data sources that may be useful when the Northeast India Knowledge Network (KN) is planning analyses to document the HIV epidemic in the region, and the impact of the response. |
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The year 2010 has heralded similar challenges to the past five years for the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Fiji. However, the intensity of dynamic changes in the Ministry of Health has brought about a vision for the future and a focus on quality delivery of healthcare. Download this publication |
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HIV (Human immunodeficiency virus) transmission has been reduced by protected sex and screening of blood products and other body fluids in the developed countries. It has been reported that Pakistan is at high risk of HIV/ AIDS infection but presently the prevalence rate is considerably low. The number of reported cases of HIV/AIDS in Pakistan has been continuously increasing since 1987. |
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The 17th ASEAN Summit held on 28 October 2010 in Ha Noi, Viet Nam, carried an action-oriented and forward-looking agenda under Viet Nam’s chairmanship theme “Towards the ASEAN Community: From Vision to Action.” This was a follow-up to “Enhancing Connectivity, Empowering Peoples,” Thailand’s its theme during Chairmanship of ASEAN in 2009.
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