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| Key Elements of the Uganda |
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| Response to HIV/AIDS |
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| • | Strong political commitment starting in 1986 |
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encouraged all political leaders to speak |
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on AIDS at all opportunities |
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| • | Free press encouraged to print candid, |
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articles on AIDS-intense ongoing use |
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mass media (radio, TV, soap operas, etc) |
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| • | Reliable
ongoing national
seroprevalence data |
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was routinely disseminated |
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