Levels of orphanhood and patterns of different forms of orphanhood (namely, double, paternal and maternal) will change as an HIV epidemic progresses. The implications of different forms of orphanhood for children's development will also change as the cumulative impact of a period of sustained high morbidity and mortality takes its toll on the adult population. In this article we describe patterns of orphanhood and orphans' educational experience in populations in eastern Zimbabwe subject to a major HIV epidemic which is maturing into its endemic phase. Levels of orphanhood have grown recently but rates of maternal and double orphanhood, in particular, are likely to continue to increase for several years to come. Orphans are found disproport...
The objectives of this study were to describe the care and living arrangements of children in rural ...
This study uses recent Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) data to examine levels, trends, and diffe...
The development community has started to question the exclusive focus of social protection programme...
Levels of orphanhood and patterns of different forms of orphanhood (namely, double, paternal and mat...
The AIDS epidemic has caused an increase in adult mortality and consequently an increase in the numb...
OBJECTIVE: To quantify and describe orphan incidence in Manicaland, eastern Zimbabwe. DESIGN: Open c...
A Research Report submitted in partial fulfilment of a Master of Arts in Health Sociology by coursew...
This paper analyses factors associated with the establishment of 43 child- and adolescent-headed hou...
Using the 1998 Malawi census data, this paper examined the level of orphanhood, the pattern of livin...
In southern Africa, HIV and AIDS accounts for the largest proportion of orphans. Very often the orph...
Using longitudinal data from three demographic surveillance systems (DSS) and a retrospective cohort...
This dissertation addresses the problem of estimating and projecting orphanhood prevalence and kinsh...
The AIDS epidemic has caused an increase in adult mortality and consequently an increase in the numb...
HIV/AIDS has made a great number of children orphans in sub-Saharan Africa where Zambia is one of th...
The overwhelming rate of HIV-related mortality in the past decades has eroded traditional safety net...
The objectives of this study were to describe the care and living arrangements of children in rural ...
This study uses recent Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) data to examine levels, trends, and diffe...
The development community has started to question the exclusive focus of social protection programme...
Levels of orphanhood and patterns of different forms of orphanhood (namely, double, paternal and mat...
The AIDS epidemic has caused an increase in adult mortality and consequently an increase in the numb...
OBJECTIVE: To quantify and describe orphan incidence in Manicaland, eastern Zimbabwe. DESIGN: Open c...
A Research Report submitted in partial fulfilment of a Master of Arts in Health Sociology by coursew...
This paper analyses factors associated with the establishment of 43 child- and adolescent-headed hou...
Using the 1998 Malawi census data, this paper examined the level of orphanhood, the pattern of livin...
In southern Africa, HIV and AIDS accounts for the largest proportion of orphans. Very often the orph...
Using longitudinal data from three demographic surveillance systems (DSS) and a retrospective cohort...
This dissertation addresses the problem of estimating and projecting orphanhood prevalence and kinsh...
The AIDS epidemic has caused an increase in adult mortality and consequently an increase in the numb...
HIV/AIDS has made a great number of children orphans in sub-Saharan Africa where Zambia is one of th...
The overwhelming rate of HIV-related mortality in the past decades has eroded traditional safety net...
The objectives of this study were to describe the care and living arrangements of children in rural ...
This study uses recent Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) data to examine levels, trends, and diffe...
The development community has started to question the exclusive focus of social protection programme...