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Burkina Faso : A Community-Driven Approach to HIV/AIDS
AGING COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT DISCRIMINATION DISTRICTS FAMILIES FAMILY PLANNING FLOW OF FUNDS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INHABITANTS INNOVATION LEADERSHIP MOTIVATION PARTICIPATORY PROCESS PROGRAMS RADIO SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIETY VILLAGES HIV INFECTIONS ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME DISASTER RECOVERY PROJECT DESIGN GOVERNMENT COMMITMENTS LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES SOCIAL MOBILIZATION TRAINING MICRO-PROJECTS DISEASE PREVENTION DISEASE TREATMENT PUBLIC AWARENESS PUBLIC AWARENESS MONITORING & EVALUATION COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Africa | Burkina Faso
2012-08-13T09:28:08Z | 2012-08-13T09:28:08Z | 2002-08
Burkina Faso has the second highest HIV/AIDS infection rates in West Africa, with an overall HIV prevalence rate of around 7.2 percent. A large number of development agencies are active in the fight against HIV/AIDS. An innovative community driven scheme to the epidemic was piloted under a recently completed Bank project and is now being replicated under a follow up HIV/AIDS Disaster Response Project. This brief describes the design of this pilot scheme both in terms of process and content; presents preliminary results; and identifies key lessons and future challenges.
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