HIV in the Developing World:
Analysis, Design, Development





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Martin Foreman has worked in HIV in the developing world since 1986. An independent consultant currently based in London, Martin offers technical support in research, analysis and project design, implementation and assessment.

Martin's experience includes the following. His publications on these issues are listed in the bibliography.

Gender, sexuality, sex work

The psychological and socioeconomic context in which people live, their sexual identity and sexual behaviour. Particular focus on men, men who have sex with men, male, female and transgender sex workers.



Uniformed services and conflict

The relationship between the uniformed services and HIV & other sexually transmitted infections. The impact of conflict on HIV and vice versa.



Stigma and discrimination

Analysis of the phenomena of stigma and discrimination, particularly in health care settings.



Access to treatment and services

Patents and their impact on access to HIV drugs. The concept of HIV-related services and social and legal obstacles to equitable services.



Media

Media training, development of media-specific materials on HIV

this page updated: February 2008


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