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 DOCN  M94A1886
 TI    Cameroon's experience in the development of the new generation of middle
       term plan to fight against AIDS.
 DT    9412
 AU    Salla R; Schmidt-Ehry GT; AIDS Control Programme, Yaounde, Cameroon.
 SO    Int Conf AIDS. 1994 Aug 7-12;10(1):429 (abstract no. PD0324). Unique
       Identifier : AIDSLINE ICA10/94370689
 AB    OBJECTIVE: Development of a more comprehensive response to the AIDS
       epidemic during the middle term plan two (1994-1998), based on the
       results achieved by the middle term plan one (1988-1993). METHODS: To
       develop the MTP2, the National AIDS Control Programme has decided to use
       1993 as a bridge-year, in order to develop a more comprehensive and
       multisectorial approach to fight against AIDS. During this period,
       several activities have been developped: an external evaluation of the
       programme by a multisectorial and multinational team; a seminar with
       provincial responsibles, in order to develop an efficient way to
       decentralizing the AIDS Control Programme; a seminar with the media, in
       order to develop a more systematic and complementary approach of their
       action; a seminar with all the different sections of the society, to
       reach a national consensus for the fight against AIDS. RESULTS: All
       those activities have permitted to organize a multisectorial meeting to
       develop the middle term plan two, using the target project planning
       method and to obtain a comprehensive plan of action, involving all
       sectors for the five coming years. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION: New
       generation of MTP have to be developped with multisectorial
       participation, based on experiences of MTPI using a systematic approach
       to identify fields where effective interventions could be conducted.
 DE    Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome/*PREVENTION & CONTROL  Cameroon
       Human  MEETING ABSTRACT

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