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HIV/AIDS Prevention among Youth Project

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Project Name

HIV/AIDS Prevention among Youth Project

Project Number
38581-022
Report Date
25 Nov 2014
Report Link
https://www.adb.org/documents/viet-nam-hivaids-prevention-among-youth-project
Report Source
Validation of self-evaluation
Country
Viet Nam
Sector
Health
Disease control of communicable disease
Themes
Inclusive Economic Growth
Gender Equity and Mainstreaming
Governance and Capacity Development
Knowledge Solutions
Report Rating
Successful

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