Natural Disasters, Key Populations and HIV Prevention: A Case Study of Kurnool Floods – First Six Weeks

In order to understand how the October 2009 floods, which affected two and a half million people across several districts in Andhra Pradesh, may have affected key populations, research was conducted to discuss changes in sexual behaviour that may have resulted from sudden changes in access to shelter, food, medical care, protection, regular clients, places of work and condoms, in the flood affected district of Kurnool.

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Natural Disasters, Key Populations and HIV Prevention: A Case Study of Kurnool Floods – First Six Weeks

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