Nepal and Bangladesh - Transport and
            HIV Portfolio Review and Situation Analysis

World Bank

Nepal and Bangladesh - Transport and HIV Portfolio Review and Situation Analysis

2010

World Bank

This review report focuses on the HIV component of the World Bank Bangladesh and Nepal transport infrastructure projects as at the end of 2009. This report is prepared with the following three objectives: 1) knowledge improved and lessons learned from HIV and AIDS activities developed within the road projects financed by the World Bank in Bangladesh and Nepal as of the end of 2009; 2) knowledge base built on current HIV and AIDS programs in the transport sector in Bangladesh and Nepal to serve as a reference for future World Bank projects in the transport sector in South Asia; 3) guidance provided to the draft regional strategy for HIV prevention in the transport sector of the Bank's South Asia region. The World Bank has a comparative advantage in promoting the inclusion of a transport sector response within the new national AIDS strategies being formulated for Bangladesh in 2010 and Nepal in 2011. The Bank may consider making the model HIV clause in the transport projects mandatory, consistent with other funders, such as the Asian Development Bank (ADB), to improve aid effectiveness.

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Young people; Capital investments; Rural transport infrastructure; Knowledge base; Female migrants; International transport; Prevention components; Rural women; Development assistance; Railway; Sexually transmitted infections; Car; Fact sheet; Commercial sex; Services for people; National strategy; Road safety; New infections; Population sector; Gender disparities; Infrastructure development; Passengers; Sex workers; International labor organization; Sex worker; Young women; Truck driver; Long-distance; Transport operators; Transport improvement; Bus drivers; Posters; Social impact; Condom distribution; Transport authority; Home affairs; Victims; National policy; Gender sensitivity; Number of people; Condom promotion; Sex with men; Stis; Adolescent boys; Road systems; Ministry of health; Regional transport; International migrants; Stds; Transport sector; Vulnerable populations; Health ministries; Poor families; Female children; Highways; Aids prevention; Road projects; Political instability; Safe behaviors; Economic opportunities; Travel time; Service capacity; Quality care; Infrastructure construction; Condoms; Railway stations; Traffic flow; Safe blood transfusion; Labor migrants; Tv; Union members; Health sector; Health care services; Population movements; Traffic congestion; Both sexes; Resource mobilization; Transport projects; Illiterate persons; Drug users; Wellness; Social sectors; Family health; Family planning association; Technical assistance; Road maintenance; Mobility; School children; Taxi drivers; Road users; Risk groups; Public awareness; Unfpa; Road network; Internal migrants; Regional strategy; Road infrastructure; Bridge road; Rural infrastructure; Spouses; Infrastructure projects; Local community; Returnee; Highway; Migrant; Economic status; Transparency; Progress; Workplace; Condom; Consistent condom use; Prevention activities; Road development; Bus depots; Construction industry; Service delivery; Dissemination; Information system; Urban transport; Inland waterway; Epidemic; Rail; Road; Family welfare; Rail corridor; Road sector; Condom use; Unsafe sex; Injecting drug users; Health interventions; Military personnel; Sexual behaviors; Social marketing; Vulnerable groups; Harm reduction; Clinics; Essential health care; Intersections; Bus; Treatment services; Health system; Family health international; Maternal health; Syphilis; Tuberculosis control; Husbands; Health centers; Intervention; Taboo; Ministry of transport; National aids; Rural transport; Health systems; Transport management; Sex work; Bridge; Transit; Commercial sex workers; Ministry of labour; Resource requirements; Transport corridors; Infrastructure development projects; Religious leaders; Local governments; Social research; Behavior change; Peer education; Truck drivers; Safety measures; Gender roles

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Nepal and Bangladesh - Transport and HIV Portfolio Review and Situation Analysis

2010

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