Wealthy nations called on to boost support efforts. Five-year plan estimated to cost $9.2 billion.
K Annan;
P Piot;
B Schwartlander;
D Berman;
P Davis;
AV Kaninda;
C Ouma;
K Leghentsev;
(2001)
Wealthy nations called on to boost support efforts. Five-year plan estimated to cost $9.2 billion.
AIDS alert, 16 (8).
pp. 99-101.
ISSN 0887-0292
https://material-uat.leaf.cosector.com/id/eprint/2733
Using the 20-year mark in the history of AIDS as a catalyst, the United Nations and other international organizations have called upon the world's wealthier nations to increase attention, support, and funding to HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment efforts. This call to action included a series of meetings with business and political leaders and culminated in the first United Nations General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS, held in June.
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