Bibliography

This annotated bibliography of publications provides materials sourced from published and grey literature within different theme areas of work relating to equity in health in east and southern Africa.

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Round tables: HIV/AIDS

World Health Organisation (2004 April)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: WHOaids.pdf

International migration of health personnel: A challenge for health systems in developing countries

Fifty-seventh World Health Assembly (2004 May)

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: WHAhres.pdf

Scaling up treatment and care within a coordinated and comprehensive response to HIV/AIDS

World Health Assembly (2004 May)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: WHAaids.pdf

Health outcomes after the abolition of cost-sharing in public hospitals in Uganda

Mpuga, P (2002 November)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

URL: MPUfinan.pdf

Community assessment of food security and the social situation in Zimbabwe

Civic Monitoring Programme; FOSENET Food Security monitoring (2004 March)

Themes:

Poverty and health

URL: CIVpov.pdf

Poverty and well-being in Mozambique: The second national assessment

International Food Policy Research Institute (2004 March)

Themes:

Poverty and health

URL: IFPpov.pdf

Interactions between the agricultural sector and the HIV/AIDS pandemic: Implications for agricultural policy

Jayne, TJ; Villarreal, M; Pingali, P; Hemrich, G (2004 March)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: HEMaids.pdf

Famine in Zimbabwe: Implications of 2003/04 cropping season

Zimconsult: Independent economic & planning consultants (2004 April)

Themes:

Poverty and health

URL: ZIMpov.pdf

The impact of HIV/AIDS on livelihoods in Lesotho

Mothibi, M (2003 November)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: MOTaids.pdf

Zimbabwe urban areas: Food security and vulnerability assessment

Zimbabwe National Vulnerability Assessment Committee (2003 September)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: ZUAaids.pdf

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