Participation, Hope, Action – Mobilising communities to respond to HIV/AIDS

KHANA annual report 2002

	Participation, hope, action: Mobilising communities to respond to HIV/AIDS (KHANA annual report 2002) (English) 665.9Kb
	Cambodia is one of the poorest countries in the world, with the highest HIV prevalence in Asia. Limited access to testing means that many Cambodians do not know their status, and those who do test HIV positive have little access to care and support services and often face stigma and discrimination. This annual report details the work of the Alliance’s Cambodia linking organisation KHANA in 2002. It describes KHANA’s approach, which has focused on a series of themes: strengthening capacity, documenting good practice and sharing lessons learned, strengthening strategic alliances, developing approaches to HIV prevention, scaling up care and support, working with young people, and with men who have sex with men, and challenging stigma.
Intended audience	NGO support programmes INGOs NGOs CBOs Policy makers Donors
Author	Khmer HIV/AIDS NGO Alliance (KHANA)
Language	English
Date published	09/01/2003
Size	16 pages
Themes	Country - Cambodia Subject - Civil Society Development
Type	Lessons learnt report/study

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