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The document describes how a community solution exchange works in 3 steps: 1. A member submits a query 2. The community offers solutions over the next 8 days 3. A consolidated reply is prepared and sent to the member on the 10th day
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Emphasis pres-sep 5-2010
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The document summarizes the EMPHASIS (Enhancing Mobile Populations’ Access to HIV & AIDS Services, Information, and Support) program, a 5-year initiative funded by the Big Lottery Fund, UK. The program aims to reduce vulnerability to HIV/AIDS among mobile populations in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. Key activities include testing cross-border service models, building knowledge about mobile populations, building partner capacity, and influencing policies. The program works along the Nepal-India and Bangladesh-India borders at source, transit, and destination points.
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The EMPHASIS program aims to reduce vulnerability to HIV/AIDS among mobile populations in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal through focused interventions. It is a 5-year initiative funded by the Big Lottery Fund of the UK. The program will work along two mobility routes - Bangladesh/India and Nepal/India - at source, transit, and destination points to deliver services and influence policies related to safe mobility. Initial activities have included staff recruitment, partner selection, mapping exercises to understand population flows and vulnerabilities, and overcoming communication challenges across countries. Estimates indicate around 100,000 Nepalis cross into India annually through targeted transit points, with around 11,000 going to Delhi and 8,500 to Mumbai.
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Emphasis km dream
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