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Kenya Should Develop Domestic Funding Sources for HIV Programs, UNAIDS Chief Says

From Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

January 13, 2010

Michel Sidibe, executive director of UNAIDS, on Tuesday said the Kenyan government should develop domestic sources of funding for HIV/AIDS control programs, the Daily Nation reports. "Certainly, Kenya is at an enviable level of international support for its AIDS programmes, yet I hope you will develop a roadmap for sustainable financing," Sidibe said at a launch event for Kenya's third National AIDS Strategic Plan (1/12).

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