Taming HIV/AIDS on Africa's Roads

Tools SSATP Technical Note April 30, 2003 HIV & AIDS Cross-Cutting Issues
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Antoine Lema, Stephen Brushett, Negede Lewi, John Riverson, Silue Siele

SSATP, World Bank
SSATP Technical Note No. 35
Taming HIV/AIDS on Africa's Roads

This note summarizes challenges, responses and lessons learned by two World Bank supported projects addressing HIV/AIDS in the road sector. These are: The Joint Regional HIV/AIDS Project in the Abidjan Lagos Transport Corridor (Corridor Project) and the Ethiopia Road Sector Development Program (RSDP). While the Corridor Project is regional and addresses HIV/AIDS on the road between Abidjan and Lagos, the RSDP is a country specific road construction program with an HIV/AIDS component. The report shows the similarities and variations as well as valuable lessons gleaned from the two projects.

HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS care Transport Road transport Rural transport Pandemics AIDS Sexually transmitted diseases High risk sexual behavior Migrations truck drivers Orphans AIDS prevention Capacity building Policy development Infections Road constructionadult mortality commuting Economics erosion families framework fuel health care labor force life expectancy Managers migrants Migration mortality needs assessment ports private sector productivity quality of life road construction road density road networks Road Sector roads routes rural roads safeguard policies sex workers social capital social issues STIs technical assistance traffic Transport Transport Policy transport projects transport sector Transport Sector organizations truck drivers trunk roads trust fund victims waste workers
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