Socio-Economic Impact of HIV and AIDS in Tamil nadu

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Table 5.7 .... (Contd.) HIV households (in Rupees) Item Upto Rs. 20,000 20,001- 30,000 30,001- 41,000 41,001- 84,000 84,001 and above Rural Cereals 3,006 4,212 4,565 6,329 10,056 4,233 Pulses 624 750 829 847 1,670 741 Other food 7,756 11,014 11,753 17,007 28,006 11,122 Total food 11,386 15,976 17,147 24,183 39,732 16,096 Fuel and light 1,318 1,844 2,606 3,491 6,756 2,110 House rent 644 1,272 3,503 1,873 1,200 1,360 Clothing & footwear 1,271 1,395 1,839 2,476 2,340 1,611 Durables 126 802 696 998 2,420 559 Education of children 549 560 2,700 3,563 940 1,365 Medical 2,653 4,082 5,450 6,373 7,920 4,108 Other non-food 4,911 6,771 9,781 14,905 31,137 8,330 Total 22,858 32,702 43,722 57,862 92,445 35,538 Urban Cereals 2,244 3,412 3,933 5,760 8,700 4,724 Pulses 576 722 972 1,124 1,504 969 Other food 5,961 11,012 12,082 17,428 26,240 14,252 Total food 8,782 15,146 16,986 24,311 36,443 19,945 Fuel and light 1,246 2,503 3,850 5,333 10,758 4,477 House rent 1,769 3,332 4,858 9,076 20,175 7,356 Clothing & footwear 797 1,257 1,548 2,605 4,938 2,136 Durables 128 281 189 979 2,298 728 Education of children 449 615 1,006 2,035 3,425 1,484 Medical 1,864 2,937 1,972 2,977 9,088 3,356 Other non-food 3,531 7,725 8,285 16,035 52,792 15,527 Total 18,566 33,795 38,695 63,352 1,39,916 55,009 All Cereals 2792 3,916 4221 5,985 8,933 4,457 Pulses 611 740 907 1,014 1,532 845 Other food 7,252 11,013 11,932 17,262 26,544 12,549 Total food 1,655 15,669 17,060 24,261 37,010 17,851 Fuel and light 1,298 2,088 3,283 4,607 10,068 3,190 House rent 960 2,035 4,240 6,237 16,903 4,094 Clothing & footwear 1,138 1,344 1,680 2,554 4,490 1,850 Durables 126 609 420 987 2,319 636 Education of children 521 580 1,779 2,637 2,997 1,419 Medical 2,432 3,658 3,558 4,316 8,886 3,765 Other non-food 4,524 7,124 8,968 15,590 49,058 11,612 Total 12,654 33,106 40,988 61,188 1,31,731 44,418 Total 62 Socio-Economic Impact of HIV and AIDS in Tamil Nadu, India
Table 5.8 Per capita item-wise annual consumption expenditure by income group Non-HIV households (in Rupees) Item Upto Rs. 20,000 20,001- 30,000 30,001- 41,000 41,001- 84,000 84,001- 1,30,000 Rural Cereals 887 1,433 1,588 1,896 1,898 1,608 Pulses 245 285 297 298 377 296 Other food 2,385 2,530 2,652 3,497 4,447 2,998 Total food 3,516 4,249 4,538 5,691 6,722 4,901 Fuel and light 416 469 588 777 1,175 642 House rent 95 113 93 85 93 97 Clothing & footwear 246 312 385 476 881 418 Durables 51 69 73 200 778 163 Education of children 110 214 227 702 915 417 Medical 385 268 427 612 1,762 533 Other non-food 1,285 1,578 2,174 2,870 9,347 2,680 Total 6,103 7,272 8,505 11,412 21,673 9,852 Number of persons 203 825 584 848 199 2,659 Urban Cereals 1,313 1,135 1,287 1,679 2,083 1,560 Pulses 320 253 263 293 355 292 Other food 2,139 2,491 3,080 3,684 5,853 3,639 Total food 3,772 3,879 4,631 5,657 8,292 5,490 Fuel and light 621 737 1,048 1,387 2,320 1,324 House rent 544 466 936 927 1,411 901 Clothing & footwear 295 296 363 573 1,033 547 Durables 43 32 62 255 870 270 Education of children 88 191 375 608 1,233 568 Medical 201 162 193 463 415 344 Other non-food 974 1,272 1,680 3,327 12,878 4,079 Total 6,537 7,035 9,288 13,197 28,450 13,523 Number of persons 85 443 368 1,023 359 2,278 All Cereals 1,012 1,329 1,472 1,777 2,017 1,586 Pulses 267 274 284 296 363 294 Other food 2,312 2,517 2,818 3,600 5,351 3,294 Total food 3,592 4,120 4,574 5,672 7,732 5,173 Fuel and light 476 562 766 1,110 1,911 957 House rent 227 237 419 546 941 468 Clothing & footwear 260 306 377 529 979 477 Durables 48 56 69 230 837 212 Education of children 103 206 284 651 1,119 487 Medical 331 231 336 531 895 446 Other non-food 1,193 1,471 1,983 3,120 11,618 3,325 Total 6,231 7,189 8,808 12,388 26,033 11,545 Number of persons 288 1,268 952 1,871 558 4,937 Total (Contd.) Impact on the Level and Pattern of Consumption and Savings of the Households 63
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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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In the HIV households, both the rat
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discrimination. This discrimination
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2 Socio-Economic Impact of HIV and
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Tamil Nadu has been identified as o
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Table 1.3 Source of infection in Ta
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interviewed for the study. A detail
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10 Socio-Economic Impact of HIV and
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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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