Kenya
In 2003, President George W. Bush announced the Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, a five-year, $15 billion U.S. Government initiative that aims to provide treatment to at least two million HIV-infected individuals, prevent seven million new HIV infections, and provide care and support to 10 million people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS, including orphans and vulnerable children. To help attain these goals, the U.S. Government is rapidly expanding its programs and engaging new partners in 15 focus countries, including Kenya. Under the Emergency Plan, Kenya received nearly $92.5 million in Fiscal Year (FY) 2004, more than $142.9 million in FY 2005, approximately $208.3 million in FY 2006 and are providing $368.1 million in FY 2007 to support comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care programs.
Access the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief 2007 Country Profile for Kenya , PDF Version [PDF, 558KB].
Related Links
- U.S.
Census Profile [PDF, 99KB]
- USAID Project Profiles: Children Affected by AIDS - Fourth Edition [PDF, 2MB]
- Directory
of Associations of People Living with HIV/AIDS
[PDF, 896KB]
- East Africa Regional Program
- VCT Among African Youth [PDF, 904KB]
- Mainstreaming Gender into the Kenya National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan [PDF, 227KB]
- National Home-Based Care Policy Guidelines [PDF, 757KB]
- National Condom Policy and Strategy 2001-2005 [PDF, 383KB]
- Dangerous Liaisons: People in Cross-Generational Relationships Underestimate Risk [PDF, 147KB]
- Enlisting Kenyan Journalists in the Fight Against AIDS: "Local Voices" Project Targets Radio Professionals [PDF, 118KB]
- New Voluntary Counseling and Testing Sites Reach Growing Numbers [PDF, 340KB]
- Expanding
Voluntary Counseling and Testing Services in Kenya (video)
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