 UNESCO’s distinctive combination of expertise in education, science, social sciences, culture and communications gives it an interdisciplinary organizational and technical capacity that is particularly suited to support responses to HIV and AIDS. UNESCO supports responses to HIV and AIDS that are inclusive and sensitive to the needs and issues of all of the population, but with particular attention to key populations especially vulnerable to HIV and young people in school settings. It also supports responses that are gender and age responsive, culturally appropriate, evidence-informed and grounded in human rights, and that involve people living with HIV and other vulnerable populations at all stages.
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Organize 25 Awareness-raising Meetings on HIV/AIDS in Rural Areas |
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 Dhaka Ahsania Mission, a national NGO conducts training programmes for 700 people such as media professional, local leaders, religious leaders, local NGOs, teachers, and health (traditional) service providers of the respective rural areas in Bangladesh on HIV/AIDS vulnerability. The overall aim is to prevent HIV infections and help avert a generalized HIV epidemic in Bangladesh . An initiative will be there to establish a referral mechanism between the Dhaka Ahsania Mission and the participants for further support at the end of the activity. Materials are being tested and revised, resulting by the end of the project in a complete set of open access, materials on reporting of HIV/AIDS in Bangla, ready for distribution to rural, illiterate populations as well as college students in remote areas.
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