Low Cost Production Of HIV-related Healthcare By grassroots CBOs in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Uganda; What It Means Exactly.
Low cost production of HIV-related care is possible in the world. We can start by cutting down on expenses in the area that I call ornamental. Look into the trips one makes as a manager of an initiative; look into what fuels stigma and discrimination; look into domestic violence cases in your catchment area and other political-cultural-economical-social issues. “The world must increase the amount of resources available for HIV by US$1.5 billion each year between 2016 and 2020, a situation that is looking increasingly unlikely. New HIV infections are falling , but more antiretroviral drugs are needed. The huge mobilisation of resources for the global HIV and AIDS response over the course of the epidemic has been unprecedented in the history of public health. The challenge of funding HIV treatment, prevention and care in middle- and low-income countries has been characterised by vocal advocacy, unique and innovative funding mechanisms, previously unseen levels of bilateral (dir...