Economic Aspect of HIV/AIDS Control and Injecting Drug Use in Indonesia. Siregar AYM, Komarudin D, Leuwol B, et al (2009)

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Economic Aspect of HIV/AIDS Control and Injecting Drug Use in Indonesia. Siregar AYM, Komarudin D, Leuwol B, et al (2009)

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Technical Annex for a Proposed Grant in the Amount of SDR 6.60 Million (US$lO.O Million Equivalent) to the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan for a HIV/AIDS Prevention Project. World Bank (2007)

In Indonesia, the HIV epidemic is increasing, and among the fastest growing in Asia. The epidemic is concentrated among injecting drug users (IDUs) and their sexual partners in most parts of the country, but generalised in some other parts.

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