Development Challenges of HIV/AIDS in Small States: Experiences from the Pacific, Southern Africa and the Caribbean
Synopsis
Development Challenges of HIV/AIDS in Small States provides an up-to-date and comprehensive analysis of the economic impacts of the epidemic in the Pacific, Southern Africa and the Caribbean. The authors examine specific features of these three regions that contribute towards the spread of HIV/AIDS and identify the responses by various local and external stakeholders. What is clear from the research is that small states must see in the epidemic opportunities for modernisation and, with external support, put emphasis on strengthening policy design and implementation in key areas to strengthen the development effort so urgently needed by their populations.
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Contributors and Acknowledgements
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Abbreviations and acronyms
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Preface
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Introduction
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The Economics of HIV/AIDS in the Southern Africa Region
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The Economics of HIV/AIDS in Small States: Evidence from Pacific Island Countries
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HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean: Economic Issues, Economic Impact and Financing the Response
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HIV/AIDS: The Challenges and the Opportunity for Small Countries
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Appendix
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Index
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