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HIV Strategy

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The United Nations theme group on HIV AIDS is helping the Government to review the progress of its national strategic plan on HIV AIDS, and to develop a work plan for its implementation

Reproductive health and rights a vital strategy in the fight against HIV AIDS

In 1943, T.S. Eliot wrote the Four Quartets.

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With respect to maternal health care and HIV AIDS, the Government had launched a national reproductive health strategy for 1997 2010 and had adopted an HIV AIDS strategic plan to reduce the rate of incidence among women and girls.

(c) Ensuring the full integration of rural women's perspectives in all strategies for combating HIV AIDS and giving priority to multi dimensional strategies directly addressing the impact of HIV AIDS on rural women

(b) To encourage linkages between national HIV AIDS strategies and national drug control strategies to reduce the spread of HIV AIDS and other blood borne diseases in the context of drug abuse

Emphasize the need to strengthen policy and programme linkages and coordination between HIV AIDS, sexual and reproductive health, national development plans and strategies, including poverty eradication strategies, and to address, where appropriate, the impact of HIV AIDS on national development plans and strategies

It was also said that UNICEF should support both short and long term strategies in response to HIV AIDS promote the inclusion of HIV AIDS in development tools such as the PRSPs, SWAps and national budgets and increase expenditure on HIV AIDS.

See Strategic Plan on HIV and AIDS for 2005 2007, EC 55 SC CRP. 8, 16 February 2005.

The National Strategic Plan (2003 2007) on HIV AIDS for Aruba is part of the Subregional Strategic Plan of the Pan Caribbean Partnership.

The adoption of a strategy to fight against HIV AIDS in Bosnia and Herzegovina is expected in 2004.

(d) An agreed global strategy for the implementation of HIV AIDS prevention and treatment programmes in the context of programmes against trafficking in persons

The evaluation did not find an explicit gender mainstreaming strategy for the HIV AIDS practice area.

We all agree that any strategy to combat HIV AIDS should involve first and foremost prevention, treatment, care and support.

As far as HIV AIDS was concerned, the Women's Bureau was preparing a strategic plan for 2005 2008, in which gender would be a cross cutting issue.

Building national capacity to expand and sustain AIDS programmes will require both short and long term strategies.

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

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,

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,

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,

(c) An agreed national strategy for HIV AIDS prevention and care in prison settings in 10 selected countries agreed and under implementation

The Ministry had also been implementing the National Strategic HIV AIDS Plan since 2001, which focused on halting vertical transmission and on preventing sexually transmitted diseases and HIV AIDS, early pregnancies, and violence in the family.

58 130 Implementation of the outcome of the World Summit for Social Development and of the twenty fourth special session of the General Assembly

The following strategies must guide the design, implementation and evaluation of HIV AIDS responses at global, regional and national levels.

In this context, the UNICEF strategic focus over this MTSP period is to put young children and adolescents at the centre of the HIV AIDS agenda, and to build the capacity of state and non state actors to halt and begin to reverse the spread of HIV AIDS among children.

Target 1 Analysis of the HIV AIDS situation and its actual or potential impacts on children and young people, and strategies and actions to respond

Work on the strategy for addressing shelter problems for women and orphans affected by HIV AIDS in informal settlements is ongoing in East Africa.

The first is to broaden HIV AIDS strategies to encompass sexual and reproductive health and rights services for the vast majority of girls and women who are not core group transmitters.

Alberta helped to initiate the Aboriginal Youth Suicide Prevention Strategy in 2003 2004.

A national malaria policy had been approved and efforts to reduce child mortality linked to HIV AIDS prevention strategies.

The EU Programme for Action, announced earlier this year, outlines our future strategy for combating HIV AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.

Speakers said that as a priority, the concerns of women and children made vulnerable by HIV AIDS must be integrated into national development instruments such as poverty reduction strategy papers and national HIV AIDS plans.

Speakers said that as a priority, the concerns of women and children made vulnerable by HIV AIDS must be integrated into national development instruments such as poverty reduction strategy papers and national HIV AIDS plans.

The plan lays out ways to refine and implement strategy in particular areas that are consistent with, but go beyond, the objectives laid out for the sector in the National Strategic Plan on HIV AIDS for 1999 2004.

A key area for action is ensuring that resources to respond to HIV AIDS are targeted at implementing strategies that address the gender dimensions of the epidemic and reach women.

Primary prevention and keeping parents alive are two of the most important strategies for reducing the vulnerability of children affected by HIV AIDS.

In the Islamic Republic of Iran, UNODC helped develop and implement the national HIV AIDS prevention and control strategy.

This activity supports the development of common modalities to implement priority HIV AIDS interventions identified by a joint strategic framework.

The report, presented by the Senior Adviser for HIV AIDS, focused on the changing role of UNICEF within the HIV AIDS landscape, the programmatic challenges faced by the organization, including within the framework of UNAIDS, strategies for scaling up and responses to children affected by the pandemic.

47. The Joint and Co sponsored United Nations Programme on HIV AIDS (UNAIDS) continued to work actively to support the development of gender sensitive multisectoral programmes and strategies on HIV AIDS.