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Health providers and their partner organisations at district and facility levels perceived that PHC was not being delivered in a comprehensive manner.

In all four areas, country reviewers and the regional review team have identified innovative and important achievements that have contributed to the increased capacity, in all countries, of local communities and organisations and district, provincial and national government agencies to design and implement effective HIV/AIDS prevention and care programmes and activities.

Other sources of information consulted included guardians of MVC/OVC, representatives of Village Governments, MVC Committees, Ward Level Officials, Heads or representatives of Institutions (Schools, Faith Organisations, NGOs) and District level Authorities.

Development partners including civil society organisations, central government, district administration, religious and cultural leaders as well as other stakeholders should mainstream HIV in all community development and livelihood interventions in the post conflict Pader district to curtail the likely escalation of the HIV epidemic.

Development actors including civil society organisations, central government, district administration, religious and cultural leaders as well as other stakeholders should prioritise HIV mainstreaming in the design, implementation and evaluation of community development interventions in the post conflict reconstruction programmes in Pader district.

Referral is the weak link in the organisation of many district health systems in rural Africa.

The NHIS aimed to build on these organisations by introducing district-based mutual health insurance schemes (DMHIS).

In Hangzhou it was conducted at the Love Working Group of Zhejiang (a gay outreach organisation) in Xiacheng district.

This article presents the results of an evaluation of a project managed by an international non-governmental organisation in one district of Pakistan.

The study was a partnership between the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-Pal) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Seva Mandir, a non-governmental organisation in Udaipur district.

And long-established organisations like Farleigh and District Swimming Club, Henleaze Lake in Bristol and Newnham Riverbank Club in Cambridge have managed to weather periods of declining membership and seem to be entering into a new phase of popularity.