Whose Sexuality Counts? Poverty, Participation and Sexual Rights (Research Summary)
Published by: IDS
The issue of sexuality has been neglected by development and is often only discussed in terms of birth control and HIV prevention. Yet,...
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Published by: IDS
The issue of sexuality has been neglected by development and is often only discussed in terms of birth control and HIV prevention. Yet,...
Published by: IDS
This Research Summary shows how Working Paper 296 documents a quiet revolution, unrecognised in professional mainstreams, that has been taking place in the past decade and a half.
Published by: IDS
This Research Summary highlights how Working Paper 297 explores the reality of life in two such 'garrison' communities through frank and shocking interviews. The stories demonstrate the importance of social conditioning, prejudice and expectations, how inequalities accentuate each other, and the complex non-violent and violent methods which are used by groups and individuals as they try to build alternative lives.
Published by: IDS
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Published by: IDS
The impact and influence of development research is an agenda that has been gathering momentum over the last few years. This agenda is a coming together of two divergent concerns.
Published by: IDS
Aid budgets face immense pressure – despite overseas aid being critical for poverty alleviation in developing countries and the explicit commitments of the world’s industrialised countries to the Millennium development goals.
Published by: Elsevier
How do women and frontline health workers engage in preventing mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT) in urban areas of Vietnam and Indonesia, where HIV is highly stigmatized and is associated with injecting drug use and sex work? This qualitative study explores local dynamics of care, using a mix of observations, focus group discussions, and interviews.
Published by: Global Consortium on Security Transformation
Published by: Ad Libros
Despite two decades of rapid economic growth in Vietnam, child poverty remains a sizeable problem. This article investigates the distribution of child poverty and the existence of horizontal inequalities over a variety of groups in Vietnam using a multitude of poverty measures.