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l'avenir, ainsi que son ou her ability to take initiative and overcome stigma. sa capacité à prendre des initiatives et surmonter la stigmatisation. Moreover, poor health , Une mauvaise santé plus (especially chronic diseases such as malaria and HIV/AIDS) presents a major (En particulier les maladies chroniques telles que le paludisme et le VIH / SIDA) présente un grand obstacle for conducting successful microenterprise activities. obstacle pour mener des activités des micro-entreprises avec succès

Methods to Evaluate Conditional Cash Transfer Programs », document présenté à la conférence Q-Squared in Practice, 7- 8 July, Hanoi 2007. Adato, M. et L. Bassett (2008), « What is the Potential of Cash Transfers to Strengthen Families Affected by HIV and AIDS? », A Review of the Evidence on Impacts and Key Policy Debates 31 August 2008, l'Institut International pour la recherche sur les politiques alimentaires (IFPRI), Washington, D.C. Aguero, J.M. et al. (2006), « Poverty and Inequality in the First

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choisit de valoriser le développement d‟une stratégie 8 “In South Africa, companies view there active cooperation in the fight again unemployment and HIV/AIDS as absolutely essential (de Jongh, 2004). Nevertheless, despite the importance of these issues in South Africa, as well as a general understanding that unemployment and HIV/AIDS are sources of human suffering, they are not part of the CSR agenda of many firms around the world” (Husted et Allen, 2006: 840). 9 élaborée en réponse

Improve maternal health fourths Maternal mortality ratio (modeled estimate, per 100,000 live births) Births attended by skilled health staff (% of total) 6 Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases Prevalence of HIV, female (% ages 15-24) Contraceptive prevalence rate (% of women ages 15-49) Number of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS Incidence of tuberculosis (per 100,000 people) Tuberculosis cases detected under DOTS (%) 7 Ensure environmental sustainability Forest area (% of total land area)

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Population, 2006. 17 id. 18 id. 19 UNICEF, Trafficking in Human Beings, especially women and children, in Africa, April 2004. 20 Source: http://www.npcbw.org/newweb/icwad_04_trafficking_facts.htm 21 IOM Position Paper on HIV/Aids and Migration, octobre 2002. IOM, HIV and People on the Move: Risks and Vulnerabilities of migrants and mobile population in Southern Africa, 2006.

them to confidently exploit the wider structural adjustment movement o African Stagnation ▪ High levels of debt = high structural readjustment programs = worsening of social conditions as could not compete (see also impact of HIV and AIDS epidemic) o The Mexican Peso Crisis ▪ Mexico initially heralded as a successful structural readjustment case. Inflation tamed and exports booming, particularly with the US. But flows on FDI caused capital flight – country just

the political and economical systems remember those of the developed countries, gaps continue widening between the poorest and the richest. Beyond the very present economic and social inequalities, South Africa has to fight against some plagues like HIV/SIDA, tuberculosis and a particular strong unemployment rate. The country suffers from a lack of workers skills and it seems that the education system doesn’t manage to supply in sufficient among a flourishing economic market. Therefore, South

atteints de maladies infectieuses Des suppléments de vitamine A donnés à intervalle régulier (tous les 4 mois) à des enfants de moins de 5 ans préviennent les retards de croissance des enfants atteints de malaria, de dysenterie et/ou contaminés par le HIV. |L'avis de LaNutriton.fr | |Des doses de l’ordre de 600 000 à 800 000 UI sur une période de 3 à 4 mois peuvent prévenir les retards