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Achieving EFA Goals through Quality Basic Education for OVCs: A study of the Implementation of the HIV/AIDS Education Sector Policy in Kenya
A presentation of the Research Process and Preliminary Research Findings
Centre for the Study of International Cooperation in Education
Hiroshima University
28th February 2006
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Presentation Profile
IntroductionBackgroundObjectives of the study
MethodologyStudy designResearch instrumentsResearch process
Preliminary Findings
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Introduction
Estimated that 40 million worldwide living with HIV/AIDSSub-Saharan Africa (SSA) has highest % of those affected.SSA accounts for 10.4% of worlds population, but 71.3% of all HIV infection and 78.6% of AIDS orphans
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Orphans: The Scale of the CrisisBefore AIDS, 2% children orphanedBy 2000, 12% orphaned in Africa
Compared with 6.5% in Asia, 5% in Latin America
By 2003, 15 million children under 18 orphaned worldwide. About 12 million live in sub-saharan Africa.Projection by 2010 – 18 million orphans
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HIV/AIDS in Kenya
Population in Kenya is 32 million of whom 13.5 million or 43% are children under 14 yearsBy 2004, HIV prevalence rate was 6.7% (9% women, 5% men)Approximately 2.5 million adults and 220,000 children (under 14) live with AIDS
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Orphanhood in KenyaBy 2001, 1,659,000 orphans
12% of all children
892,000 (or 54%) had been orphaned by AIDSProjection: By 2010, there will be 2,099,000 orphans of whom 73% will be because of AIDSIn Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya ranked
5th After Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia and Swaziland in terms of Orphans due to AIDS as % of children 4th after Nigeria, Ethiopia, DRC Congo in terms of having highest numbers of orphans due to AIDS
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C hild re n orp ha ned b y HIV /AIDS a s a p rop ortio n o f c hild ren und er 14yea rs o f a g e b y d istric t
2001