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  Behaving badly? Young men and sexual health

  id21 Development Research Reporting Service, 2002

  How can young men change their attitudes to sex and sexual health? What methods can be used to challenge their views? Researchers from the Thomas Coram Research Unit at the Institute of Education, University of London and Southampton University considered ways of improving the sexual health of young men in developing countries.
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  Rural workers’ contribution to the fight against HIV/AIDS: a framework for district and community action

  Royal Tropical Institute and HIV/AIDS and Sexual and Reproductive Health, 2001

  This paper describes an evaluation of a number of projects that form the African regional AIDS program, set up by the World Bank's rural sector.
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  The next wave of HIV/AIDS: Nigeria, Ethiopia, Russia, India, and China

  National Intelligence Council, USA, 2002

  This document from the National Intelligence Council (NIC) makes predictions about the course and implications of the HIV/AIDS pandemic over the next eight years. It states that the number of people with HIV/AIDS will grow significantly by the end of the decade. The increase will be driven by the spread of the disease in five populous countries—Nigeria, Ethiopia, Russia, India, and China.
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  Threats of AIDS and condom use in a Nigerian urban community: implications for fertility regulation in Nigeria

  Union for African Populations Studies / Union pour l’Etude de la Population Africaine, 1999

  Results of a study into condom use that aims to identify conditions that will increase acceptance of condom among couples of reproductives ages.
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  With an end in sight: strategies from the UNIFEM trust fund to eliminate violence against women

  United Nations Development Fund for Women, 2000

  This UNIFEM report explores the power of collective action in ending violence against women, using case studies from seven countries. Chapter one looks at projects in Kenya, Nigeria and Honduras that established support networks and community-based mechanisms to change behavioural and cultural patterns.

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