AIDS, development and Canadian policy : achieving universal access by 2010; policy paper
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2007
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North-South Institute, Ottawa, ON, CA
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Using the ‘AIDS Clock’ the total number of deaths was 2.9 million (in 2006, about 5 people a minute). Even with funding increases, the amount of resources available for HIV/AIDS in 2006 was still far short of the $14.9 billion that the Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) had estimated was required to meet the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) of slowing and reversing the pandemic. This paper evaluates Canada’s stated policy framework in order to determine the extent to which it supports the goal of providing universal access to prevention, treatment, care and support by 2010.
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French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Sida, le développement et la polititque canadienne : arriver à un accès mondial et universel d'ici à l'an 2010; document de recherche
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AIDS, HIV/AIDS, MORTALITY, PANDEMIC, DISEASE PREVENTION, FUNDING, GOVERNMENT ROLE, HEALTH RESEARCH, HEALTH POLICY, FOREIGN AID, GLOBAL HEALTH, CANADA, NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA