Dominican Republic
USAID funds are enabling Dominican nongovernmental organizations to promote behavior change education strategies, provide counseling services, and assist in implementing the HIV/AIDS law. USAID is also helping make stronger the national program to control tuberculosis, which in turn, will reduce the incidence of AIDS-related tuberculosis. By the end of 2003, USAID anticipates more than 800,000 people will have received prevention and care services for HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections.
Access more information
on USAID's
HIV/AIDS Program in the Dominican Republic, September 2004 [PDF,
158KB].
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