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Potential Uses of Food Aid to Support HIV/AIDS Mitigation Activities in Sub-Saharan Africa (2000)
This paper examines how food aid programs might support the United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) HIV/AIDS strategy and strengthen the ability of service providers and families to cope with the multiple impacts of HIV/AIDS. Possible options for strategies and interventions for using Title II food aid to mitigate the effects of HIV/AIDS are discussed. Situations where food aid may not be an appropriate option are identified along with some recommendations for action.
The analysis and recommendations are based in part on interviews with food security and HIV/AIDS stakeholders in Kenya, Uganda, and the United States in 1999, supplemented by a review of the literature on the impact of HIV/AIDS and coping strategies used by households and communities.
