WHO to boost Swaziland health funds:
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The World Health Organization is to donate $496,000 to Swaziland in an effort to combat the country's HIV/AIDS epidemic. This revelation follows a WHO and Italian government meeting held in Geneva, where countries were identified and requested to submit their anti-HIV/AIDS programmes. Swaziland is among 10 African states that would benefit from such a donation.
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