ASCI Projects - HIV/AIDS and the Uniformed Services (Public List)
The principal research activity for this cluster is to catalogue how armies are
responding to the challenge of HIV/AIDS. The overall research approach is to
compile information on programmes and policies with respect to HIV/AIDS across a
large number of armies, principally in Africa but also in Central America and South-
East Asia. The research in this thematic cluster is framed by an analysis of the
drivers of HIV/AIDS prevalence and the determinants of effective prevention and
testing policy. It builds upon the existing evidence base for patterns and levels of HIV
prevalence in national armed forces. Relevant research on HIV/AIDS and the military
in Russia will also be conducted by Thematic cluster 3. The overall objective of this
cluster is to demonstrate that many armies have succeeded in responding effectively
to the threat posed by HIV/AIDS but substantial improvements are possible.
Persons
Projects
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HIV/AIDS in the Uniformed Services in Central America
Principal Investigators: Drik Kruijt
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Exploring the Impact of HIV/AIDS on the Operational Effectiveness of Military Forces
Principal Investigators: Ann Fitzgerald
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HIV/AIDS, the Military, UN Peacekeeping Forces and Sex Workers in Sri Lanka
Principal Investigators: S W Samarasinghe
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Comparing Security Sector Responses to HIV in Africa
Principal Investigators: Yemane Kidane
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Assessing and Analysing National Military HIV Policies in 16 UN Troop Contributing Countries
Principal Investigators: Gordon Hughes
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