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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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UNDP in collaboration with UNAID and NAA has launched HIV Sensitive Social Protection Report on 19 September 2013 from 8:00AM to 12: 00AM at Phnom Penh Hotel. The launching meeting was chaired by HE. Dr. Kao Try, deputy chair of the NAA. Government Officers from National and Sub-national, UN, INGO and Civil Society NGOs have been invited to join this meeting. |
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Everyone needs to know about the meds we take, so HIV Plus offers our most comprehensive look ever at the medications approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of HIV and opportunistic infections, as well as a state-by-state map of drug assistance programs,
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Study on Assessment of client satisfaction to access Health Care Services in 4 Provinces (Kandal, Svay Rieng, Kampong Cham and Kampong Thom) |
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