The role of the agricultural sector in mitigating the impact of HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa

References

• AnonymousStrategy Paper on AIDS for East and Southern Africa2001International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)Rome 71 pp.
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousMitigating the Impact of AIDS on Food Security and Rural PovertyResults of a Multi-stakeholder Meeting and Outcomes of Subsequent Strategy Development2003Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)Rome 58 pp.
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousAIDS and Agriculture: Impacts and Responses. Case Studies from Namibia, Uganda and ZambiaIntegrated Support to Sustainable Development and Food Security Programme2003Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)Rome 36 pp.
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousAgriculture and Poverty Reduction: Unlocking the PotentialA DFID Policy Paper2003Department for International Development (DFID)London 6 pp.
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousAIDS, Gender Inequality and Rural Livelihoods: The Impact of AIDS on Rural Livelihoods in Northern ProvinceBaseline Survey Report2004Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)Rome 114 pp.
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousThe cost of AIDS: an imprecise catastropheThe Economist (22 May 2004), London2004
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousHIV/AIDS and Work: Global Estimates, Impact and Response2004International Labour Organization (ILO)Geneva 101 pp.
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousHIV/AIDS in the Commercial Agriculture Sector in Kenya: Impact and Responses. Centre for International Help and Development (CIHD)2005Boston UniversityBoston 28 pp.
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousMitigating the Impact of AIDS on Smallholder Agriculture, Food Security and Rural Livelihoods in Southern Africa: Challenges and Action Plan2006Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)Addis Abeba, Ethiopia 49 pp.
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousProgress on Global Access to HIV Antiretroviral Therapy A Report on 3 by 5 and Beyond2006World Health Organization (WHO)Geneva 84 pp.
   Google Scholar
• AnonymousAIDS Epidemic Update: December 20072007The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)Geneva 50 pp.
   Google Scholar
• T.BarnettP.BlaikieAIDS in Africa: Its Present and Future Impact1992John WileyLondon 193 pp.
   Google Scholar
• T.BarnettA.WhitesideAIDS in the Twenty-First Century: Disease and Globalization2002Palgrave PressNew York 432 pp.
   Google Scholar
• T.CastlemanE.Seumo-FossoB.CogillFood and Nutrition Implications of Antiretroviral Therapy in Resource Limited Settings. Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance ProjectTechnical Note No 7.2003USAIDWashington, D.C. 20 pp.
   Google Scholar
• J.CollinsB.RauAIDS in the Context of DevelopmentUNRISD Programme on Social Policy and Development Paper No 42000United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD)Geneva 77 pp.
   Google Scholar
• A.De WaalJ.TumushabeAIDS and Food Security in AfricaReport for Department for International Development (DFID), London2003 22 pp.
   Google Scholar
• S.DrimieS.GandureThe Impacts of AIDS on Rural Livelihoods in Southern Africa: An Inventory and Literature ReviewResearch Report2005FAO Sub-Regional Office for Southern and Eastern AfricaHarare 69 pp.
   Google Scholar
• M.FoxS.RosenW.MacLeodM.WasunnaM.BiiG.FogliaJ.SimonThe impact of HIV/ AIDS on labour productivity in KenyaTropical Medicine and International Health92004318324
   PubMed Web of Science ®Google Scholar
• S.GavianD.GalatyG.KombeMultisectoral AIDS approaches in Africa: How are they evolvingS.GillespieAIDS, Poverty, and Hunger: Challenges and Responses2006International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Washington, D.C.221244
   Google Scholar
• S.GillespiePotential impact of AIDS on farming systems: A case study from RwandaLand Use Policy61989301312
   Google Scholar
• S.GillespieAIDS, Poverty, and Hunger: Challenges and ResponsesHighlights of the International Conference on AIDS and Food and Nutrition Security 14–16 April 2005, Durban(2006) International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). Washington, D.C.. 376 pp.
   Google Scholar
• S.GillespieS.KadiyalaAIDS and Food and Nutrition Security: From Evidence to ActionFood Policy Review No 72005International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Washington, D.C. 184 pp.
   Google Scholar
• L.HaddadS.GillespieEffective Food and Nutrition Policy Responses to AIDS: What We Know and What We Need to KnowDiscussion Paper No 1122001International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Washington, D.C. 79 pp.
   Google Scholar
• T.JayneM.VillarrealP.PingaliG.HemrichInteractions between the Agricultural Sector and the AIDS Pandemic: Implications for Agricultural PolicyESA Working Paper No 42004Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)Rome 43 pp.
   Google Scholar
• T.S.JayneM.VillarrealP.PingaliG.HemrichAIDS and the agricultural sector in Eastern and Southern Africa: anticipating the consequencesS.GillespieAIDS, Poverty and Hunger: Challenges and Responses2006International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Washington, D.C.141166
   Google Scholar
• S.KadiyalaS.GillespieRethinking Food Aid to Fight AIDSFNCD Discussion Paper No 1592003International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Washington, D.C. 65 pp.
   Google Scholar
• B.LarsonP.HamazakazaC.KapundaC.HamusimbiS.RosenMorbidity, Mortality and Crop Production: An Empirical Study of Smallholder Cotton Growing Households in the Central Province of ZambiaAgricultural Policy Brief2004Boston University in association with Farming Systems Association of Zambia (FASAZ)Boston 67 pp.
   Google Scholar
• D.MatherH.MarruleC.DonovanM.WeberA.AlageAnalysis of Adult Mortality within Rural Households in Mozambique and Implications for PolicyResearch Paper Series2004Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development & Michigan State UniversityMaputo 72 pp.
   Google Scholar
• A.MuelderImplications of AIDS for Pro-Poor Agricultural GrowthPaper presented at the Chronic Poverty in the POVNET Agriculture Helsinki workshop 17–18 June 2004, Helsinki(2004) 28 pp.
   Google Scholar
• T.R.MüllerAIDS and Agriculture in Sub-Saharan AfricaAfrican Women Leaders in Agriculture and the Environment (AWLAE] Series No I2004Wageningen Academic PublishersWageningen 131 pp
   Google Scholar
• G.RugalemaAdult mortality as entitlement failure: AIDS and the crisis of rural livelihoods in a Tanzanian villagePhD thesis Institute of Social Studies, The Hague1999 227 pp.
   Google Scholar
• G.RugalemaS.WeigangJ.MbwikaAIDS and the Commercial Agricultural Sector in Kenya: Impact, Vulnerability, Susceptibility and Coping Strategies1999Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)Rome 83 pp.
   Google Scholar
• D.TopouzisMeasuring the Impact of AIDS on the Agricultural Sector in Sub-Saharan Africa2000The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)Geneva 45 pp
   Google Scholar
• D.TopouzisAddressing the Impact of AIDS on Ministries of Agriculture: Focus on Eastern and Southern AfricaA Joint FAO/UNAIDS Publication2003Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)Rome 45 pp.
   Google Scholar
• E.S.WiegersAIDS, Gender Inequality and the Agricultural Sector: Guidelines for Incorporating AIDS and Gender Considerations into Agricultural Programming in High Incidence CountriesReport for Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)2004Interagency Coalition on Aids and Development (ICAD)Ottawa 40 pp.
   Google Scholar
• S.WigginsE.AndersonH.ChaplinE.CromwellJ.FarringtonP.HarveyR.TrippCan Africa Feed Itself in 2025 under the Impact of AIDS?A Report to The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)2005Overseas Development InstituteLondon 58 pp.
   Google Scholar
• T.YamanoT.JayneMeasuring the impacts of prime-age adult death on rural households in KenyaWorld Development32200491119
   Web of Science ®Google Scholar