Gender based violence and HIV/AIDS in Cambodia
The GTZ BACKUP Initiative commissioned ICRW to undertake a study in Cambodia to map existing strategies to combat HIV/AIDS and gender based violence and identify potential opportunities to address the links between HIV/AIDS and gender based violence. Researchers traveled to Cambodia to collect available literature and interview key government officials, researchers, policy makers, implementing organizations (both national and international NGOs), and donors.
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