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Regional report : HIV Prevention & Accountability – A Multi-Country Community Perspective
Governance, advocacy and financing

HIV Prevention & Accountability – A Multi-Country Community Perspective

Type
Regional report
Published
2025
Countries
Morocco, Egypt, Tunisia, Lebanon, Jordan
Language
Français · English · العربية

This report examines HIV prevention and accountability in five MENA countries: Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco and Tunisia. It highlights rising new infections, funding gaps, legal barriers and limited community participation in decision-making. It calls for stronger political leadership, sustainable financing, accessible services and greater integration of community-led approaches.

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  • Prévention du VIH et redevabilité – Une perspective communautaire multi-paysFrançaisPDF · 0.7 MB
  • HIV Prevention & Accountability – A Multi-Country Community PerspectiveEnglishPDF · 0.8 MB
  • الوقاية من فيروس نقص المناعة البشرية والمساءلة حوله – منظور مجتمعي متعدد البلدانالعربيةPDF · 0.9 MB

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