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A framework for understanding the linkages between HIV
and conflict has been completed by Nancy Mock. We anticipate completion
of a field planning tool for developing HIV strategies in conflict settings
to be available in early fall
Presentation on HIV and
Conflict
HIV/AIDS:
a challenge to security sector
A presentation given at Global Health in Times of Crisis
Preventing and Coping with HIV/AIDS in Post-conflict
Situations: Gender-Based Lessons
Tulane/ACCORD/USAID.
Arlington, Payson Center for International Development & Technology
Transfer, Tulane University. CERTI Project New Orleans, Payson Center
for International Development and Technology Transfer, Tulane University,
December 2000 (Draft Working Paper).
Paper (*.htm) Paper
(*.pdf)
HIV
Prevention and Behavior Change in International Military Populations -
Training Module 7: HIV Prevention in Crisis Settings. Civil-Military
Alliance, Geneva. Civil-Military Alliance. New Orleans,
CERTI Project, Payson Center for International Development and Technology
Transfer, Tulane University, New Orleans, March 2001
Executive
Summary (*.htm)
HIV
and Conflict: A double emergency
Save the Children
AIDS
in the Military
UNAIDS
HIV/Military
Documents from UNAIDS
under the subject heading
US
Military HIV Research Program
DoD
HIV/AIDS Prevention Program
Mission: to reduce the incidence of HIV/AIDS
among African Military personnel in selected African countries
HIV/AIDS
& Conflict Resources
USAID
Civil
Military Collaboration
Family Health International
HIV/AIDS
Mitigation: Using What We Already Know
Patricia Bonnard, Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Project
Technical Note No. 5 October 2002
U.N.
peackeeping : United Nations faces challenges in responding to the impact
of HIV/AIDS on peacekeeping operations
This GAO report (1) analyzes U.N. policies and guidance
on the use and deployment of peacekeepers with HIV; (2) examines the data
available on HIV/AIDS prevalence rates among peacekeepers; (3) assesses
U.N. actions to limit the spread of HIV/AIDS among peacekeepers; and (4)
examines U.N. actions to limit the impact of HIV/AIDS on civilians affected
by armed conflict, including groups that may come into contact with peacekeepers.
The
U.N. Department of Peacekeeping Operations' (DPO) policies and guidance
discourage the deployment of members of uniformed forces with HIV for
a number of reasons, including the concern that peacekeepers could potentially
become a source of HIV infection for local populations. The DPO's policy
does not, however, preclude deployment of individuals with HIV.
AIDS
and Violent Conflict in Africa
United States Institute for Peace, October 2001
This special report gives a synopsis of remarks from an
expert panel on the nexus of AIDS and violent conflict in Africa. In addition
to an overview of the prevalence of conflict and HIV infection in Africa,
panelists discussed an "HIV-conflict continuum." The ends of
this continuum encompass how HIV/AIDS contributes to conflict and how
conflict creates conditions favorable to the spread of HIV/AIDS. The report
concludes with policy recommendations, and a brief bibliography of further
resources.
HIV/AIDS
as a Security Issue
International Crisis Group, June 2001
This 42-page report discusses how AIDS creates insecurity
along several different security dimensions, including personal, economic,
communal, national and international. The report then goes on to include
an expanded discussion of AIDS as both a contributor to international
security problems, and as an inhibitor of international responses to insecurity
such as peacebuilding exercises, and strategies to address the AIDS related
insecurity issues
Plague
Upon Plague: AIDS & Violent Conflict in Africa
United States Institute of Peace, May 8, 2001
This is a full transcript of symposium on the relationship
between AIDS and conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa. A webcast of the conference
is also available at the website. The summary is available from USIP Special
Report "AIDS and Violent Conflict in Africa" also listed in
this bibliography.
Conflict
Fuels HIV/AIDS Crisis
Graça Machel, IPS e-zine on Gender and Human Rights, 2001
Graça Machel, former Minister of Education in Mozambique, is a
well-known activist on the rights of children, and has done extensive
research on the impact of conflict on children.
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