 | HIV/AIDS continues to expand in numbers and reach, with no immediate medical solutions in view. As a consequence, the centrality of prevention and mitigation through education is being recognized in countries and among agencies. Educational interventions across a range of settings should provide the knowledge and encourage the development of attitudes and skills that can limit the spread and impact of the epidemic. Agreement about what the issues are, and key actions to be taken, can help to increase the speed and effectiveness of the response. Download this publication |
Tuesday, 30 December 2003 23:00
HIV/AIDS and Education: A Strategic Approach. DFID, Education Development Center, Education International, et al (2003)
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