HIV/ AIDS, Gender Inequality and Rural Livelihoods

HIV/ AIDS, Gender Inequality and Rural Livelihoods - Case Study

(SDW (FAO) with DCI, Government of Zambia / English / 2004)

				Audience: Those involved in measures to combat AIDS and improve livelihoods
				Learning Methodology: Livelihoods Analysis / Case Study
				Subject: Impact of HIV/ AIDS on livelihood strategies and assets
				Content: A synthesis of a research carried out into livelihoods strategies among hoouseholds coping with HIV/ AIDS in Northern Province of Zambia; / Part A presents the household livelihoods analysis, which was framed according the the Sustainable Livelihoods Approach, presenting the tools used, macro-factors affecting livelihoods, the impact of HIV/ AIDS on household assts, and so on. / Part B: presents the disaggragated data analysis which supports the information gathered through the livelihoods analysis
				Media: Adobe Acrobat
				Contact: Gender and Development Service (SDWW) Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) / E-mail: SDWW-Chief@fao.org

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