 | | Socio Economic Impact of AIDS in Africa - Slides (UNAIDS, 2000, 20 p.) |
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 | | (introduction...) |
| | From “Health Issue” to “Development Crisis” |
| | Economic Growth Impact of HIV (1990-97) |
| | HIV/AIDS changes the welfare of countries |
| | Orphans: A Lost Generation |
| | Orphans as a result of AIDS, Zambia |
| | HIV prevalence in Nigerian military personnel according to years of duty as peacekeepers, 1998 - 1999 |
| | Impact at the Household Level |
| | Impact of HIV/AIDS in urban households, Côte d’Ivoire |
| | Household Impact of HIV/AIDS in Rwanda |
| | Household Impact: Caring for Orphans |
| | Production in households with an AIDS death in Zimbabwe |
| | Funeral expenses, commercial farm, Kenya |
| | Impact on the Business sector |
| | Costs to Businesses |
| | The cost of AIDS to business depends on labor intensity (% of profit) |
| | Demand & Supply for Education |
| | Children who have lost a teacher to AIDS |
| | Bed occupancy required for AIDS patients, Zimbabwe |
| | Potential AIDS treatment costs as a percent of the Ministry of Health Budget |
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Demand & Supply for Education
Demand:
- The school enrollment rate among orphans was 39%
in Central African Republic, two thirds of the national rate of
60%
Source: Survey from CAR, UNICEF,
1999
Supply:
- 12% of all educators in South Africa were
estimated to be HIV positive in
2000
Source: Coombe, C.
2000
