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Fact Sheet: Using GIS tools and techniques to improve HIV/AIDS programs

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Year: 2006

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Whether HIV intervention programs reach the populations in need and where facilities are providing antiretroviral therapy are examples of the important questions that geographic information systems can help address.

Filed under: GIS , HIV/AIDS , Health Facilities

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Fact Sheet: Using GIS tools and techniques to improve HIV/AIDS programs

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