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Technical support, methodology, and financial system in order to work whit the community's response facing the VIH/AIDS.

Vivas C; International Conference on AIDS.

Int Conf AIDS. 1998; 12: 759 (abstract no. 34385).

ISSUES: Up to 1995 there was not a whole proposal regarding the HIV/AIDS related to the local development that would give emphasis to the community's response. There was just few and weak actions taken for prevention and attention. There was a lack of approaches that could connect all the possible parties. PROJECT: A national program of initiatives to face AIDS using a technical-methodical, and financial support system is developed. It would strengthen, qualify, and support the communities and the organizations in order to plan and work with integral answers on prevention and attention of the Sexual Transmitted Diseases and the HIV/AIDS. COMUNIDEC is support technical and financial support from International HIV/AIDS Alliance. RESULTS: 56 communication, prevention, and attention projects supported between 1995 an 1997. Strengthen of the community's response in order to attend people living with HIV/AIDS. Prevention advise. New developmental organizations working on AIDS. Unification of prevention actions. Inclusion of work on Sexual Transmitted Diseases within the main organizations. Encouraging the parties to give an answer for the local and community organizations. Training people living in the area, in order to work on AIDS. CONCLUSION: A national work proposal on HIV/AIDS should include a developmental point of view, an active participation of the community, the work of different areas and parties, community, diagnoses, local leadership, human improvement in different areas, and join actions taken with the state.

Publication Types:
  • Meeting Abstracts
Keywords:
  • Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
  • HIV Infections
  • HIV Seropositivity
  • Health Planning
  • Humans
  • Organizations
  • economics
  • education
  • methods
Other ID:
  • 98401385
UI: 102230750

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