Equal Access for all? Meeting the needs for water and sanitation of people living with HIV/AIDS Stejný přístup pro každého? Zajištění pokrytí potřeb, týkajících se vody a hygienických zařízení pro osoby s HIV/AIDS Priscilla Magrath

Link: http://www.wateraid.org/docume...
Source: Water Aid

People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) are particularly vulnerable to the health impacts of

inadequate water and sanitation. In seeking to protect themselves from infection, or cope with the

symptoms, their needs for clean water and sanitation increase. In Addis Ababa, a city where the poor in

general have inadequate water and sanitation facilities, PLWHA often have even more limited access

than others, due to discrimination and sickness. However, despite extensive literature on HIV/AIDS,

documentation on linkages with water and sanitation is limited, and programming in the two areas is

rarely linked. WaterAid Ethiopia, an international NGO dedicated to the provision of safe domestic water,

sanitation and hygiene promotion to the world’s poorest people, has been prompted by this to undertake

research in this area. This research investigates the needs of PLWHA in water and sanitation, their

constraints on meeting these needs, and ideas for addressing them through water and sanitation

programming by NGOs and government in Ethiopia.

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