Acronyms & Bibliography

13th July 2012 • By Valerie Duffy and Ciara Regan

Acronyms

AIDSAcquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
ARHAAdolescent Reproductive Health Advocates
ATAAZAnti-AIDS Teachers Association of Zambia
ARTAntiretroviral Therapy
ARVAntiretroviral drugs
CATFCommunity AIDS Task Force
CIDRZCentre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia
CD4Cluster of Differentiation 4
CEDAWConvention for the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women
CPTCare and Prevention Team
DAPPDevelopment Aid from People to People
DATFDistrict AIDS Task Forces
EFAEducation For All
FAWEZAForum for African Women Educationalists of Zambia
HBCHome-Based Care
HIVHuman Immunodeficiency Virus
NACNational AIDS Council
NAPCDNational AIDS Prevention and Control Programme
NASFNational HIV and AIDS Strategic Framework
NGONon-Governmental Organisation
NZP+Network of Zambian People living with HIV and AIDS
PATFProvincial AIDS Task Forces
PEPPost-Exposure Prophylaxis
PMTCTPrevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission
PRISSCAPrison Care and Counselling Association
STDSexually Transmitted Disease
STISexually Transmitted Infection
SWAAZSociety for Women and AIDS in Zambia
TALCTreatment Advocacy and Literacy Campaign
TBTuberculosis
UNUnited Nations
UNAIDSThe Joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS
UNDPUnited Nations Development Programme
UNICEFUnited Nations Children’s Fund
UNZAUniversity of Zambia
VCTVoluntary Counselling and Testing

Bibliography

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