Just as the Mother Nile feeds and replenishes the earth.

CIDA is focussing its investments on four social development areas basic education, child protection, health and nutrition and HIV AIDS during the period of 2000 through 2005.

By educating girls, we will improve nutrition, promote health, and fight HIV AIDS.

Their relationship is a love story that feeds the Earth.

They would ordinarily support fish and other wildlife.

And that includes nature, and nurture, and what I refer to as nightmares.

The Registrar approved monthly nutritional supplements for all witnesses with HIV AIDS those supplements meet the standards of other HIV AIDS centres in Rwanda.

Nutritional security initiatives for children affected by HIV AIDS in Lesotho and Malawi are being supported by FAO, UNICEF and WFP.

Report of the Secretary General on combating the spread of HIV AIDS in criminal justice pre trial and correctional facilities

He also welcomes the efforts of many local NGOs to improve awareness of the threat of HIV AIDS, to distribute condoms and to provide care services, together with Ministry of Health workers, to AIDS victims in their homes in Phnom Penh.

Security of tenure and improvements in shelter, water and sanitation have automatic knock on effects in terms of health and nutrition, gender equality and the empowerment of women, and reduction of vulnerability to HIV AIDS and other diseases.

HIV AIDS will be mainstreamed within health and nutrition, education, child protection and convergent basic social services.

Food assistance also reached 25,000 beneficiaries through various nutrition programmes, including those for maternal and child health, supplementary and therapeutic feeding and people living with HIV and AIDS.

Believing that if children were properly nurtured they would contribute to development, the Government had put in place a number of child specific policies, covering such issues as early childhood development, orphans and other vulnerable children, gender and HIV AIDS.

Four projects were formulated in this respect strengthening of elementary health care development of the Expanded Programme of Immunization AIDS prevention and promotion of health nutrition.

Health and outreach workers will be enabled to support better parenting, the care of mothers, infant feeding, care seeking practices among families and communities in favour of disease prevention, optimal management of childhood illness (including HIV AIDS) and promotion of child growth and development.

These include child mortality, malaria, water and sanitation, maternal health, HIV AIDS and child malnutrition.

Following that, the Chief, HIV AIDS Branch, Technical Support Division, UNFPA, and the Director, HIV AIDS Group, BDP, UNDP, made a joint presentation.

UNICEF and WHO organized 13 country orientations on the United Nations framework on infant feeding and HIV AIDS.

We have done a great deal to reduce the levels of infant and maternal mortality, malnutrition and endemic diseases, and have been deeply involved in the fight against HIV AIDS.

Those areas include development financing, sustainable development, HIV AIDS and children.

Population, development and HIV AIDS with particular emphasis on poverty

The campaign was launched on the occasion of the International Day of the Fight Against AIDS, for which the theme in 2004 was Women, Girls, HIV and AIDS .

There is also increasing awareness of the importance of nutrition for children infected by HIV, with wider development of policies and guidelines on infant feeding and measures to ensure that HIV positive women receive support in using safe child feeding options.

(c) A global HIV AIDS campaign has been planned and launched.

In 2003, six priority programs with a gender perspective started and have been carried out namely Tuberculosis, Malaria, Nutrition, Environmental Health, and HIV AIDS.

In addition, poor prison conditions, overcrowding and the spread of HIV AIDS in correctional facilities remains an important challenge in some countries of Eastern Europe.

Adolescent and child protection concerns, together with HIV AIDS, disability, accident prevention and nutrition, will also continue as major issues.

In Africa, children faced armed conflict, poverty, malnutrition, rape and AIDS.

This can result in increasing malnutrition, the spread of epidemic diseases and increasing incidence of HIV AIDS, which all too often complete the harsh picture for civilians living in armed conflict.

UNAIDS issued its latest Report on the Global HIV AIDS Epidemic this past June, just prior to the twelfth World AIDS Conference.

CIDA's HIV AIDS Action Plan supports developing country government health strategies, promotes awareness and education, and supports vulnerable populations affected by HIV AIDS.

HIV AIDS is the newest practice area in UNDP.

The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV AIDS has produced and disseminated a publication on volunteering and greater involvement of people living with HIV AIDS.

The objectives of the AIDS HIV prevention programme are to prevent HIV transmission reduce morbidity associated with HIV AIDS promote safe blood transfusion and establish adequate surveillance systems.

In an attempt to reduce the rates of mother to child transmission of HIV AIDS, an infantile lactose formula was supplied to the mothers of HIV AIDS infected babies.

SADC continues to contend with the HIV AIDS scourge, which is threatening to reverse all the development gains we have made over the years.

Ms. Fatouma (Niger) said that the Niger had resolutely pursued the objectives of the World Summit for Children through its programmes for the survival, protection and development of children and for nutrition, poverty reduction and combating HIV AIDS, and also through its policies for social development, health and education.

Corresponding theme groups governance (UNDP), HIV AIDS (Joint and Co sponsored Programme on HIV AIDS), gender United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM), special needs of youth and adolescents (UNFPA)

HIV AIDS intensifies the workload and responsibilities of women and girls in rural areas since they have to care for the sick and provide for dependent orphans.

A number of health programmes on reproductive health, nutrition, HIV AIDS and mental health for victims of domestic violence are listed in paragraphs 318 327.

Furthermore, attention must be paid to the relationships between maternal health and other aspects of health and well being in general, such as, undernutrition, child health, and HIV AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

There is also increasing awareness of the importance of nutrition for children infected by HIV.

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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).