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National consolidated guidelines for comprehensive HIV prevention, care and treatment HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office These guidelines recommend targeted HIV testing and the list of eligible clients for targeted HIV testing has been refined to make the yield better. The revised list of eligible clients or groups is as follows:

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National monitoring and evaluation framework for the multi-sectorial response to HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office The first evidence of HIV infection in Ethiopia was recognized in the early 1980’s. The first two AIDS cases were reported in 1986. Since then, the disease has spread at an alarming rate. Currently, the Country is home to the third largest HIV/AIDS infected population next to India and South Africa. According to a recent report by the Ministry of Health, a total of 2.2 million people are estimated to live with the HIV virus, of which 200,000 are AIDS cases. Evidences show the adverse effects of HIV/AIDS on life expectancy. HIV/AIDS resulted in a life expectancy of 46 years instead of 53 years in 2001 (a decline by 7 years). If the spread of the disease is not checked, by 2014, the life expectancy at birth is estimated to be 9 years below projected life expectancy had there been no HIV/AIDS (MoH 2002).

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Evaluation report of the Ethiopian strategic plan for intensifying multi-sectoral HIV response (2004 - 2008) HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office The Ethiopian Government has been implementing the HIV Strategic Plan for Multi-Sectoral response (SPM) for the period 2004-2008. The SPM was envisaged to enhance implementation capacity, coordination and networking, leadership and mainstreaming, social mobilization and community empowerment, integration of services and targeting responses in order to alleviate the health, social and economic impact of HIV. The SPM has been the lead document in organizing and implementing responses in Ethiopia. This evaluation was done with the aim of assessing the achievement and lessons Learnt during the implementation period, and based on the findings to forward recommendations for the next SPM. The summary of findings is presented below in various subsections; the findings are followed by recommendations specific to the respective subsections.

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Workplace HIV/AIDS policy - Guideline HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office Over the past two decades the human immunodeficiency virus has spread silently throughout the world profoundly affecting the lives of men and women, their families, and societies. It has not respected international boundaries or spared the elite. By the time that researchers understood how HIV spreads, how it can be prevented, and behaviors that put people at risk, HIV had already infected millions of adults in the industrial and developing world. The number of people infected with HIV in the world has already reached about 55 million of which 22 million have already died. Today, an estimated 36 million people are living with HIV; about 95% are found in the developing world and a staggering 70% in Sub-Saharan Africa alone, where resources to confront the epidemic are most scarce.

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