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It's all connected: How strengthening civil society in Mozambique can help fight HIV

With a mission to strengthen Mozambican civil society organizations (CSOs) and networks, the Capable Partners Program (CAP), funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, was launched in 2006 to address organizational capacity development...
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Identifying and meeting the needs of orphans and vulnerable children in Botswana

Thabiso (name has been changed for privacy) lives in Sepopa, Botswana, and was identified by the village social worker as a vulnerable child due to his HIV status and impoverished single-parent family. Insufficient resources meant that Thabiso, who...
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Social protection: How FHI 360 is addressing a range of human development needs

There are many definitions of social protection, but the guiding principle of social protection is that all citizens of the world deserve the opportunity to live without poverty, hunger, abuse or exploitation and to have access to basic services.

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