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Mainstreaming HIV and AIDS in Development and Humanitarian Programmes   Author Contents Links Other titles Oxfam information

Author

Sue Holden is an Honorary Research Associate at Lancaster University. She has worked as a consultant on responses to HIV/AIDS for the Department for International Development , the World Health Organization, and several NGOs, including ActionAid and Oxfam.

Contents

• Contents (PDF, 65K)
• Acknowledgements(PDF, 91K)
• Abbreviations (PDF, 87K)
• Glossary (PDF, 120K)
  
  
• Part I: The case for mainstreaming HIV/AIDS
  
  
• Introduction (PDF, 91K)
• HIV/AIDS and under-development (PDF, 91K)
• What does ‘mainstreaming’ mean?(PDF, 91K)
• Why mainstream HIV/AIDS?(PDF, 91K)
• Implications for responding to HIV/AIDS(PDF, 91K)
  
  
• Part II: Ideas for mainstreaming HIV/AIDS
  
  
• Strategy and guiding principles(PDF, 91K)
• Ideas for internal mainstreaming of HIV/AIDS (PDF, 91K)
• Ideas for mainstreaming HIV/AIDS in development work(PDF, 91K)
• Ideas for mainstreaming HIV/AIDS in humanitarian work(PDF, 91K)
• Issues and challenges (PDF, 91K)
• Conclusion(PDF, 91K)
  
  
• Appendix 1: Basic information about HIV and AIDS (PDF, 91K)
• Appendix 2: AIDS work and development work: complementary strategies(PDF, 91K)
  
  
• References (PDF, 91K)
• Index(PDF, 91K)
• PDF of whole book(PDF, 677K)

Related links

Please note, inclusion of these links does not imply that Oxfam agrees with or endorses statements made or opinions expressed in external websites.

• The UK Consortium on AIDS and international development is a group of more than 60 UK based organisations who work together to understand and develop effective approaches to the problems created by the HIV epidemic in developing countries.
• HEARD, The Health Economics & HIV/AIDS Research Division at the University of Natal, Durban, has produced a range of materials concerning responses to AIDS, which include elements of both AIDS work and mainstreaming AIDS.
• UNIFEM and UNAIDS have a portal on gender and HIV/AIDS
• The World Bank’s website provides a great deal of information about responding to AIDS, and the impacts of AIDS, from an economic perspective.

• AIDS Education Global Information System

• Global Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS
• The Global Health Information Network
• CAFOD’s information on HIV/AIDS
• Reproductive Health for Refugees Consortium

Other titles from Oxfam Publishing

• AIDS on the Agenda
• Protecting the Future
• Gender, Development, and Health
• HIV/AIDS and Livelihoods video

Oxfam Information

• Oxfam GB’s work on HIV/AIDS
• Oxfam International’s work on HIV/AIDS

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