Socio-Economic Impact of HIV and AIDS in Tamil nadu

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Table 5.3 ...(Contd.) HIV households (in Rupees) Item Cultivate Agri. wage labour Expenditure per household Non agri. Self emp. Salaried Others Total wage non Rural Cereals 4,892 3,614 4,034 4,421 6,129 3,750 4,233 Pulses 884 747 649 792 813 714 741 Other food 11,839 9,163 11,370 11,461 17,058 9,325 11,122 Total food 17,616 13,523 16,053 16,673 23,999 13,789 16,096 Fuel and light 1,774 1,445 2,243 1,927 3,881 2,167 2,110 House rent 20 959 1,588 613 2,543 2,299 1,360 Clothing & footwear 1,425 1,594 1,801 1,311 1,779 1,502 1,611 Durables 683 341 626 640 1,219 230 559 Education of children 877 2,567 821 908 1,438 1,208 1,365 Medical 2,950 3,784 2,918 3,610 8,168 5,530 4,108 Other non-food 6,583 5,359 9,099 8,166 15,950 8,324 8,330 Total 31,928 29,572 35,149 33,848 58,977 35,049 35,538 Urban Cereals 4,040 3,320 3,959 5,384 5,767 4,389 4,724 Pulses 556 551 843 1,059 1,126 1,004 969 Other food 11,612 9,187 12,151 17,290 16,227 13,701 14,252 Total food 16,208 13,057 16,954 23,733 23,120 19,093 19,945 Fuel and light 2,420 1,740 3,799 5,126 6,035 3,844 4,477 House rent 800 2,400 6,978 7,819 11,847 3,994 7,356 Clothing & footwear 1,800 1,411 1,499 2,246 3,097 1,973 2,136 Durables 1,750 450 550 1,547 684 369 728 Education of children 2,000 589 806 1,973 2,246 1,285 1,484 Medical 1,133 5,060 2,964 3,194 4,488 2,510 3,356 Other non-food 7,947 8,452 12,789 22,687 19,182 11,561 15,527 Total 34,058 33,160 46,339 68,324 70,699 44,630 55,009 All Cereals 4,815 3,570 4,000 5,037 5,879 4,090 4,457 Pulses 855 718 737 963 1,029 868 845 Other food 11,819 9,166 11,724 15,192 16,483 11,651 12,549 Total food 17,488 13,454 16,462 21,192 23,392 16,609 17,851 Fuel and light 1,833 1,488 2,949 3,974 5,370 3,058 3,190 House rent 91 1,171 4,034 5,225 8,974 3,201 4,094 Clothing & footwear 1,459 1,567 1,664 1,909 2,690 1,753 1,850 Durables 780 357 592 1,220 849 304 636 Education of children 979 2,275 814 1,590 1,997 1,249 1,419 Medical 2,784 3,973 2,939 3,343 5,625 3,924 3,765 Other non-food 6,707 5,815 10,773 17,459 18,184 10,045 11,612 Total 32,122 30,102 40,227 55,913 67,079 40,143 44,418 52 Socio-Economic Impact of HIV and AIDS in Tamil Nadu, India
Table 5.4 Per capita consumption expenditure on various items by occupation groups Non-HIV households (in Rupees) Item Rural Cultivate Agri. wage labour Non agri. wage Per capita Self emp. non Salaried Others Total Cereals 2,220 1,369 1,411 1,402 1,817 1,394 1,608 Pulses 302 288 298 294 304 287 296 Other food 2,885 2,559 3,050 3,220 3,550 3,022 2,998 Total food 5,406 4,216 4,758 4,916 5,670 4,702 4,901 Fuel and light 506 515 605 764 893 778 642 House rent 18 69 147 80 175 55 97 Clothing & footwear 401 355 368 429 560 494 418 Durables 169 65 100 269 296 247 163 Education of children 442 128 268 601 881 506 417 Medical 280 557 400 339 928 853 533 Other non-food 2,460 1,872 2,034 2,382 5,196 2,570 2,680 Total 9,683 7,777 8,680 9,780 14,600 10,205 9,852 Urban Cereals 2,768 747 1,417 1,615 1,702 1,651 1,560 Pulses 464 153 297 270 301 316 292 Other food 4,083 1,665 3,100 3,660 4,447 3,670 3,639 Total food 7,315 2,565 4,814 5,545 6,450 5,636 5,490 Fuel and light 880 391 1,000 1,357 1,736 1,443 1,324 House rent 0 348 720 990 1,208 726 901 Clothing & footwear 963 362 372 477 703 793 547 Durables 400 42 186 310 239 517 270 Education of children 67 120 417 605 779 569 568 Medical 180 276 473 307 260 286 344 Other non-food 2,657 834 2,068 3076 6,977 5,466 4,079 Total 12,462 4,939 10,049 12,666 18,353 15,437 13,523 All Cereals 2,238 1,312 1,414 1,541 1,750 1,558 1,586 Pulses 307 275 297 278 302 306 294 Other food 2,923 2,476 3,077 3,508 4,071 3,435 3,294 Total food 5,467 4,063 4,789 5,327 6,123 5,298 5,173 Fuel and light 518 504 820 1,151 1,383 1,202 957 House rent 18 95 459 675 775 483 468 Clothing & footwear 419 356 370 460 643 685 477 Durables 177 62 147 295 263 420 212 Education of children 430 127 349 603 822 546 487 Medical 277 531 440 318 540 491 446 Other non-food 2,466 1,776 2,052 2,836 6,231 4,416 3,325 Total 9,770 7,514 9,426 11,666 16,781 13,540 11,545 (Contd.) Impact on the Level and Pattern of Consumption and Savings of the Households 53
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Socio-Economic IMPACT of HIV and AI
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© United Nations Development Progr
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Acknowledgements This report would
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CHAPTER 6 Impact of HIV and AIDS on
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Table 5.2 Average per capita per mo
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Table 8.2 Distribution of sample PL
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Executive Summary Introduction AIDS
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The work force participation rate r
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discrimination. This discrimination
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Stigma and Discrimination, Knowledg
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Chapter 8 Stigma and Discrimination
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8.3 Reaction to HIV status 8.3.1 In
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from counsellors helped them to com
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provide supportive environment for
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minimal risk of contracting the inf
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Table 8.10 Distribution of responde
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Table 8.12 Distribution of responde
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to mingle with children belonging t
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Conclusion and Policy Implications
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Chapter 9 Conclusion and Policy Imp
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also reluctant to divulge their sta
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Annexures Conclusion and Policy Imp
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Annexures Annexure I Summary of foc
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Discrimination at workplace Many of
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that now. One of the participants w
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Annexure II Box 1 Case study 1: Tam
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Box 2 Case Study 2: From riches to
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