Prevention of HIV AIDS

3. Prevention of AIDS

Prevention of HIV AIDS

HIV AIDS prevention and control

(m) Prevention and control of AIDS

Prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (including HIV AIDS)

Prevention of AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)

HIV AIDS prevention among the following groups of interest

(m) Prevention and control of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS).

84. The support of the United Nations Population Fund for HIV AIDS prevention activities is furnished in line with national AIDS prevention policies and programmes in cooperation with the WHO Global Programme on AIDS.

Raising awareness about HIV AIDS prevention, care and treatment for youth

The MTR also called for some restructuring in HIV AIDS prevention.

These initiatives are also linked to the prevention of HIV AIDS, in the context of drug abuse prevention.

UNICEF has supported the national AIDS programme within the joint United Nations Plan of Action for HIV AIDS Prevention.

The prevention work for HIV AIDS is based on the national development plan for the prevention of HIV AIDS 2002 2006 (approved by the Government on 16 January 2002).

Participation in inter agency meetings concerning AIDS related prevention and control programmes.

HIV AIDS prevention and care are crucial to the work of UNODC in the context of drug abuse prevention.

Recalling its resolutions 46 2, on strengthening strategies regarding the prevention of HIV AIDS in the context of drug abuse, and 47 2, on prevention of HIV AIDS among drug users,

An extensive programme on AIDs prevention was launched the same year. A National Steering Committee on HIV AIDs was created subsequently.

The Federal Government's National Program for STD AIDS supports prevention projects for women.

Baseline data on knowledge of HIV AIDS prevention among young Palestinians was collected.

Health policies to guide the treatment and prevention of STDs, taking a comprehensive approach that includes the prevention of HIV AIDS

Recalling its resolution 46 2 on strengthening strategies regarding the prevention of HIV AIDS in the context of drug abuse and its resolution 47 2 on prevention of HIV AIDS among drug users,

While the main focus of the Fund apos s AIDS prevention activities is at the country level, it has also supported regional and interregional activities in the area of AIDS prevention and control.

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

(a) Large scale HIV AIDS prevention and treatment services for IDUs put in place

In addition, US 20,000 was available for the prevention of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS).

The round table on prevention of HIV reaffirmed that prevention continues to be the main pillar in combating AIDS, but that the coverage of prevention programmes was still low.

97. Since 1986, when the World Bank first began to address the prevention of AIDS, there have been 39 projects initiated with AIDS components.

Preventing HIV AIDS and other blood borne diseases in the context of drug abuse prevention

Preventing HIV AIDS and other blood borne diseases in the context of drug abuse prevention

All major donors recognize that AIDS programmes must comprehensively address prevention, treatment, care and support.

In most countries where AIDS has become a serious threat or is expected to become so, national AIDS committees have been established to advise Governments on the spread of the disease, to identify possible target groups and prevention strategies, and to formulate national AIDS prevention programmes.

The questions concern both HIV AIDS prevention and control measures, as well as other issues such as overdose prevention and provision of emergency shelters.

Special attention was paid to the prevention of HIV AIDS and STIs through the STIs HIV AIDS management provider's manual and training of health providers.

(b) Preventing HIV AIDS and other blood borne diseases in the context of drug abuse prevention.

(b) Preventing HIV AIDS and other blood borne diseases in the context of drug abuse prevention.

(b) Preventing HIV AIDS and other blood borne diseases in the context of drug abuse prevention.

f) Provide necessary sexual education at school level as an effective HIV and AIDS prevention tool

An inventory of Central Asian NGOs active in drug abuse and HIV AIDS prevention was produced.