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World Bank launches AIDS plan

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    A new World Bank initiative that could serve as a blueprint for future aid to Africa is expected to boost the continent's fight against HIV/AIDS by making it the focus of all development efforts.

    The initiative, launched on Tuesday, will see the World Bank allocating up to US $3 billion annually to the fight against HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa.

    [See separate Item: irin-english-1602 titled 'AFRICA: World Bank launches US $3 billion-a-year AIDS plan']

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