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Social protection is one of the pillars of the 5-year UN Development Assistance Framework in Cambodia.
Social protection is needed to reduce people’s vulnerability to socioeconomic risks and impoverishment and
to enable the poor and vulnerable populations improve their livelihoods and productivity in the long term. |
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This report draws on data and information collected earlier in 2014 through
community consultations conducted with KAPs and key stakeholders in relation
to legal and human rights issues faced by people living with and affected by, and
those at risk of contracting, HIV and AIDS. This report also incorporates a brief
literature review to provide context and background to the findings. After analysis
of... |
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The Investment Framework (IF) is the collective endeavor of concerned organizations with programs at all levels from, national to community, focusing on infected, affected and most at risk populations. It serves as the prioritized program guide for the National HIV and AIDS response in Cambodia, with the aims of increasing effectiveness and efficiency in HIV and AIDS prevention, treatment, care and support... |
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High level political support has been the key to Cambodia’s success under the second National Strategic Plan (NSP II). The epidemic is in decline and over 90% of eligible people living with HIV (PLHIV) receive treatment. Cambodia is one of the few countries in the world that has achieved its Millennium Development Goals related to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). However, the gains made in reversing... |
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Cambodia has reached many milestones in its response to HIV over the past decades. Despite this progress, accessing high risk individuals has become a greater challenge in recent years with stronger enforcement of new and existing government anti-drug strategies and the new drug control law, all of which emphasize a punitive approach to addressing drug use in Cambodian society. |
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This round of the National AIDS Spending Assessment (NASA IV) follows the same
methodological approach which has been applied in the NASA III and described in the NASA III
report. |
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© 2018 Health Action Coordinating Committee. All rights reserved.