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Article from mms-bulletin:
Bulletin No. 87, December 2002
Ausbildung von Aidswaisen
HIV/Aids: 46 Antworten auf eine globale Herausforderung
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Tanzania
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World Vision Switzerland)
Esther Bodenmann
Bulletin No. 99, January 2006
Bac Binh Community Health Project
World Vision, Vietnam
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Vietnam
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World Vision Switzerland)
Bulletin No. 89, July 2003
Eine Umfrage zur Aktualität der Erklärung von Alma Ata
Gesundheit und Entwicklung – Entwicklung und Gesundheit
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AIDS & CHILD,
Missionary Department of the Protestant Churches,
World Health Foundation of Switzerland,
Fédération genevoise de coopération FGC,
Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen der Schweiz HEKS,
IAMANEH Switzerland,
INTERTEAM,
medico international switzerland,
mediCuba-Suisse,
Novartis Foundation for Sustainable Development,
Swiss Red Cross,
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institut (Swiss TPH),
terre des hommes switzerland,
World Vision Switzerland)
Entwicklung ist Voraussetzung für Gesundheit. Gesundheit, insbesondere Basisgesundheitsversorgung, ist Voraussetzung für Entwicklung: Sind diese beiden Grundaussagen der Erklärung von Alma Ata heute noch gültig? Und wo setzen schweizerische Organisationen in der Auseinandersetzung mit Gesundheit den Hauptakzent? Bei gesundheitsspezifischen Interventionen oder bei Interventionen in anderen Sektoren, die auch Auswirkungen auf die Gesundheit der Menschen haben? – Die Antworten auf eine von Medicus Mundi Schweiz durchgeführte Umfrage ergeben ein sehr vielfältiges Bild.
Bulletin No. 94, October 2004
Fernsehen fördert die Gesundheit
Frauengesundheit in Mauretanien
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Mauritania
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World Vision Switzerland)
Karin Röösli
| Wissensmangel kann gefährlich sein, sogar tödlich, wenn es um Gesundheitsfragen geht. Zum Beispiel in Mauretanien, das eine der höchsten Müttersterblichkeitsraten in Afrika aufweist und wo jährlich 21'000 Kinder unter fünf Jahren sterben. Mit der Produktion von speziell auf Frauen ausgerichtetem Gesundheitserziehungsmaterial will World Vision Mauretanien einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Verbesserung der Situation leisten.
Bulletin No. 89, July 2003
Gesundheit dank Prävention
Viele Wege führen zu Gesundheit: Projekte schweizerischer Organisationen
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Mauritania
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World Vision Switzerland)
Karin Röös
| Das Projekt “Gesundheit dank Prävention” in Mauretanien ist ein innovatives und anpassungsfähiges Projekt, das auf spezifische Anlässe und Zielgruppen abgestimmt arbeiten kann.
Bulletin No. 99, January 2006
Improving lives through community-based rehabilitation of disability
World Vision Switzerland, Vietnam
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Vietnam
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World Vision Switzerland)
Bulletin No. 109, August 2008
Mobilizing and strengthening community-led childcare
Community Care Groups and Coalitions in Ethiopia, Mozambique, Uganda and Zambia
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Ethiopia,
Mozambique,
Zambia,
Uganda
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World Vision Switzerland)
Stefan Germann, F. Ngoma,R. Wamimbi, A. Clatxton, M. Gaudrault and the CCC Study Country Teams
| This article presents findings from a study, involving over 778 respondents from 24 communities in 4 countries, where World Vision (WV) has supported community-led childcare initiatives. WV conducted the study from August to November 2006 with the aim of identifying the strengths and weaknesses of different types of community care groups (CCG), which are directly involved in child care, and community care coalitions (CCC) within different contexts in order to inform and guide World Vision (WV) and its partners' future programs to mobilize and strengthen community-led care for orphans and vulnerable children.
Bulletin No. 116, July 2010
Reaching the Other Half by 2015
Children Affected by HIV & AIDS
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World Vision Switzerland)
Stefan Germann, Stuart Kean and Andrew Tomkins
| There are areas where very little progress has been made to achieve Universal Access by 2010, such as early infant HIV diagnosis, youth prevention (especially young women under the age of 15) and cotrimoxazole preventative therapy. World Vision International currently engages in a research that aims to contribute to this strategy and action plan to reach the other half of children affected by AIDS by 2015.
Bulletin No. 102, October 2006
Street girls - and street girls’ girls and boys
Rio de Janeiro: Reintegration of young mothers into society
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Brazil
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World Vision Switzerland)
Hans Meier
| More than 700’000 people in Rio de Janeiro live in abject poverty. Many children try to survive on the street, which exposes them to great danger. Especially young women are vulnerable. Since 1999, the two NGOs World Vision and Ex-Cola have worked together annually with 20 young mothers, to help them regain self confidence and acquire practical skills so that they become able to treat their children better than they have been treated themselves.
News:
HIV treatment for all - a realistic project
Bern, 30th September 2008
(E) Mozambique, Swaziland, South Africa
aidsfocus.ch
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“When we first started the programme, there was little hope that people will recover…. But now, most of our clients have gone back to work”, says Thikane Mkabhela, Head Nurse at the Sigonbemi Red Cross Clinic in Swaziland proudly. Within a period of four years, the Swiss and Swaziland Red Cross Society succeeded in building up a comprehensive HIV and AIDS programme, including counselling and ... Bern, 30th September 2008
(E) Mozambique, Swaziland, South Africa
HIV treatment for all - a realistic project
Bern, 30th September 2008
(E) Mozambique, Swaziland, South Africa
aidsfocus.ch
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“When we first started the programme, there was little hope that people will recover…. But now, most of our clients have gone back to work”, says Thikane Mkabhela, Head Nurse at the Sigonbemi Red Cross Clinic in Swaziland proudly. Within a period of four years, the Swiss and Swaziland Red Cross Society succeeded in building up a comprehensive HIV and AIDS programme, including counselling and ... Bern, 30th September 2008
(E) Mozambique, Swaziland, South Africa
HIV treatment for all - a realistic project
Bern, 30th September 2008
(E) Mozambique, Swaziland, South Africa
aidsfocus.ch
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“When we first started the programme, there was little hope that people will recover…. But now, most of our clients have gone back to work”, says Thikane Mkabhela, Head Nurse at the Sigonbemi Red Cross Clinic in Swaziland proudly. Within a period of four years, the Swiss and Swaziland Red Cross Society succeeded in building up a comprehensive HIV and AIDS programme, including counselling and ... Bern, 30th September 2008
(E) Mozambique, Swaziland, South Africa
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Wendekreis
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"World Vision und Bethlehem Mission Immensee betreiben Entwicklungsprojekte im Süden, bedienen sich aber unterschiedlicher Fundraising-Methoden. Urs Winkler, World Vision Schweiz, und Sepp Gähwiler, Bethlehem Mission Immensee, äussern sich im Streitgespräch dazu." (Wendekreis Nr. 11, November 2006; Word-Dokument)
Ressource:
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aidsfocus.ch
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"HIV/Aids affects every organization involved in international cooperation. Aidsfocus.ch provides an expert platform for Swiss organisations working in the field of health or any other sector of international cooperation, which are engaged in the fight to control Aids and its ramifications. 'Partners of aidsfocus.ch' is the term used to refer to organisations which are actively involved in the platform and which also provide financial support"