Background and evolution of an international solidarity instrument (eng)
The advent of the Global Fund in 2002 marks the end of a period of international procrastination in the midst of one of the most difficult tragedies the health world has ever experienced, the AIDS pandemic. Sub-Saharan Africa undoubtedly represents the urgency to which the international community h...
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Face à face
2019
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| Länkar: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Sammanfattning: | The advent of the Global Fund in 2002 marks the end of a period of international procrastination in the midst of one of the most difficult tragedies the health world has ever experienced, the AIDS pandemic. Sub-Saharan Africa undoubtedly represents the urgency to which the international community has had to respond by inventing this instrument of solidarity, which is unprecedented in the history of public health (De Cock, Mbori-Ngacha, Marum, 2002). While the creation of the Global Fund prov... |
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