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Improving responses to HIV and AIDS in the workplace
Lotte Ghielen / STOP AIDS NOW!, 2009
For a number of years, STOP AIDS NOW! and its partners have been investing in stimulating workplace responses among civil society organisations (CSOs) to HIV and AIDS. This report, published by STOP AIDS NOW!, summarises the lessons l...
Building resilient communities
D. Hegney; H. Ross; P. Baker; et al. / Learning for Sustainability, 2008
How can a sense of community contribute to the resilience of individuals and groups? This toolkit is designed to be used by programme coordinators such as community workers, health professionals, and others working with individua...
Household coping strategies and illness in rural China
S. Ding; Y. Chen; L. Feng / Prince Leopold Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp, 2008
This paper reviews literature on the prevalence of illness and household coping strategies in rural China, and determines the questions needed to be answered through further research.  Existing studies provide eviden...
A livelihoods perspective on the delivery of health care in resource-poor settings
B. Obrist; N. Iteba; C. Lengeler / Public Library of Science Medicine, 2007
This paper highlights the increasing need for providing high quality goods and service delivery in health care in resource-poor settings, especially in Africa. It further suggests additional efforts for equitable health care access an...
Challenges and policy options presented by HIV/AIDS to agriculture
R. Slater; S. Wiggins / Overseas Development Institute, 2005
This article explores the challenges posed for agriculture by HIV and AIDS and considers a range of policy options. The impact of HIV and AIDS is first considered at a household level. HIV and AIDS has a high human cost and undermines...
Livelihoods and food security strategies in the context of HIV
J. Edstrom; F. Samuels; P. Bongartz / Eldis Document Store, 2007
How can livelihoods and food security strategies play their part more squarely in addressing the HIV epidemic? How can objectives and practice adjust to the changing realities in communities? This report is one output of a review stud...
Implications of HIV/AIDS on agriculture-led pro-poor growth in African countries
A. Muelder / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2004
This article not only provides some background information on the implications of HIV/AIDS on agriculture-led pro-poor growth in African countries, but also argues for the need and potential of agriculture to tackle this epidemic. It ...
Impacts of short-term shocks and long-term stresses on urban households in sub-Saharan Africa
E. Nkurunziza; C. Rakodi / International Development Department, University of Birmingham, 2005
What have been the impacts of short-term shocks and long duration stresses on the well-being of urban households in sub-Saharan Africa? What factors mediate the impacts of such stresses? This background paper sets the context for research t...
How people use their social networks to combat the negative livelihoods effects of HIV/AIDS
F. Samuels; M. Drinkwater; M. McEwan / Overseas Development Institute, 2006
How do people use their social networks to resist the negative livelihoods effects of HIV/AIDS? What can analysing ‘clusters’ tell us about livelihood changes that analysing households can’t?This ODI briefing paper draws o...
Insights of the sustainable livelihoods framework on HIV/AIDS
J. Seeley / Eldis Document Store, 2002
What insights can the livelihoods framework reveal about the impact of HIV/AIDS? What are the linkages between health issues and other livelihoods issues in the context of HIV/AIDS? This paper continues on-going work using the Sustain...
Items 1 to 10 of 54

Items 1 to 10 of 54

Improving responses to HIV and AIDS in the workplace
Lotte Ghielen / STOP AIDS NOW!, 2009
For a number of years, STOP AIDS NOW! and its partners have been investing in stimulating workplace responses among civil society organisations (CSOs) to HIV and AIDS. This report, published by STOP AIDS NOW!, summarises the lessons l...
Building resilient communities
D. Hegney; H. Ross; P. Baker; et al. / Learning for Sustainability, 2008
How can a sense of community contribute to the resilience of individuals and groups? This toolkit is designed to be used by programme coordinators such as community workers, health professionals, and others working with individua...
Household coping strategies and illness in rural China
S. Ding; Y. Chen; L. Feng / Prince Leopold Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp, 2008
This paper reviews literature on the prevalence of illness and household coping strategies in rural China, and determines the questions needed to be answered through further research.  Existing studies provide eviden...
A livelihoods perspective on the delivery of health care in resource-poor settings
B. Obrist; N. Iteba; C. Lengeler / Public Library of Science Medicine, 2007
This paper highlights the increasing need for providing high quality goods and service delivery in health care in resource-poor settings, especially in Africa. It further suggests additional efforts for equitable health care access an...
Challenges and policy options presented by HIV/AIDS to agriculture
R. Slater; S. Wiggins / Overseas Development Institute, 2005
This article explores the challenges posed for agriculture by HIV and AIDS and considers a range of policy options. The impact of HIV and AIDS is first considered at a household level. HIV and AIDS has a high human cost and undermines...
Livelihoods and food security strategies in the context of HIV
J. Edstrom; F. Samuels; P. Bongartz / Eldis Document Store, 2007
How can livelihoods and food security strategies play their part more squarely in addressing the HIV epidemic? How can objectives and practice adjust to the changing realities in communities? This report is one output of a review stud...
Implications of HIV/AIDS on agriculture-led pro-poor growth in African countries
A. Muelder / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2004
This article not only provides some background information on the implications of HIV/AIDS on agriculture-led pro-poor growth in African countries, but also argues for the need and potential of agriculture to tackle this epidemic. It ...
Impacts of short-term shocks and long-term stresses on urban households in sub-Saharan Africa
E. Nkurunziza; C. Rakodi / International Development Department, University of Birmingham, 2005
What have been the impacts of short-term shocks and long duration stresses on the well-being of urban households in sub-Saharan Africa? What factors mediate the impacts of such stresses? This background paper sets the context for research t...
How people use their social networks to combat the negative livelihoods effects of HIV/AIDS
F. Samuels; M. Drinkwater; M. McEwan / Overseas Development Institute, 2006
How do people use their social networks to resist the negative livelihoods effects of HIV/AIDS? What can analysing ‘clusters’ tell us about livelihood changes that analysing households can’t?This ODI briefing paper draws o...
Insights of the sustainable livelihoods framework on HIV/AIDS
J. Seeley / Eldis Document Store, 2002
What insights can the livelihoods framework reveal about the impact of HIV/AIDS? What are the linkages between health issues and other livelihoods issues in the context of HIV/AIDS? This paper continues on-going work using the Sustain...
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