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The AIDS epidemic is one of the greatest development challenges of the 20th century. Since 1986, the World Bank has supported member countries efforts to fight the epidemic in many ways including committing over US$550 million to HIV/AIDS prevention and mitigation efforts. This paper, the first comprehensive study of all World Bank HIV/AIDS-related activities, assesses the appropriateness of Bank interventions from the perspective of public economies and reviews the economic evaluation and implementation of projects.

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title:World Bank HIV/AIDS Interventions : Ex-ante and Ex-post Evaluation World Bank Discussion Papers ; 389
author:Dayton, Julia.
publisher:World Bank
isbn10 | asin:0821342517
print isbn13:9780821342510
ebook isbn13:9780585323039
language:English
subjectAIDS (Disease)--Prevention, AIDS (Disease)--Economic aspects, World Bank.
publication date:1998
lcc:RA644.A25D39 1998eb
ddc:362.1/969792
subject:AIDS (Disease)--Prevention, AIDS (Disease)--Economic aspects, World Bank.
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