Gender aspects in HIV/AIDS: infection and prevention in Kenya

By:

Njeru, E.H.N.|Mwangi, P.|Ndunge, M

Material type: Text

TextSeries: IPAR Discussion Paper SeriesPublication details: Nairobi Institute of Policy Analysis and Research 2004Edition: No. 057/2004Description: vii, 42pISBN:

9966-948-77-5

Subject(s):

HIV Infections|Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome|Culture|Public Policy

LOC classification:

WC 503 .N44 2004

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Discusses gender issues associated with the spread of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in terms of cultural expectation of men and women which make them vulnerable to this disease. Presents results from policy analysis and research activities carried out in the Institute of Policy Analysis and Research in Kenya. Suggests integrating gender in National AIDS Programmes as a way of improving national policy for HIV prevention.

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