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Annex 2 Europe, reversing the slow decline seen in the previous years. However, the new data may reflect an increased uptake of testing services. Although injecting drug use accounts for a diminishing share of newly diagnosed HIV infections in most Western European countries, it remains an important factor in several countries’ epidemics, among them Italy, Portugal and Spain. There is an increasing trend in the share of HIV infections attributable to heterosexual intercourse in Western Europe – and with it, a rise in the number of women who are being diagnosed with the virus. In the 12 Western European countries for which data are available, the proportion of women among people newly diagnosed with HIV infection increased from 25% in 1997 to 38% in 2002. In the countries of central Europe (including Czech Republic and Hungary), numbers of new HIV infections have stayed stable since the late 1990s, with most of the new infections being recorded in Poland. In the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovenia, and the Slovak Republic, sex between men is the predominant mode of HIV transmission. In some countries, a large percentage of HIV infections remain undiagnosed. In the United Kingdom, for example, an estimated one third of people with HIV do not know their serostatus and are likely to discover it only once afflicted by AIDS-related illnesses. And there is worrying evidence of antiretroviral drug resistance among some newly HIV-infected individuals in Western Europe. 108 Together for HIV and AIDS prevention
Annex 3 Web-Based Information Annex 3 Avert http://www.avert.org Provides a wide range of information, including basic factual information about HIV, AIDS and sexuality as well as specific areas of the site for young people and a choice of educational resources, including downloadable booklets and quizzes for both adults and young people. Go for Gold http://www.gib-aids-keine-chance.de/gogold04/gogold04.htm German National Olympic Committee’s HIV prevention campaign. International Labour Organization’s Code of practice on HIV/AIDS and the world of work. http://www.ilo.org/public/english/protection/trav/aids/ The code, among others, requires that there be no discrimination against or stigmatization of people living with HIV/AIDS. International Olympic Committee http://www.olympic.org Official site of the Olympic Movement. Kicking AIDS Out http://www.kickingaidsout.net/ Kicking AIDS Out! promotes the use of sport as a tool for development. Sport and physical activities are used to build awareness about HIV and AIDS through educational games and activities which encourage peers to discuss issues that affect their lives and their communities. Programmes implemented by member organizations integrate sport skills and life skills through movement games, role plays, drama and other cultural and recreational activities. Central to success and sustainability is capacity building. Kicking AIDS Out develops programmes to train coaches, trainers and leaders, building capacity at the individual, organizational and community level. Kicking AIDS Out: Through Movements Games and Sports Activities The book presents various ways on how to integrate HIV and AIDS education and work into your sport activities, in your physical education lessons and in your sports club. Several suggestions are given on where to include other fun and educational activities such as role-playing, child-to-child activities open discussions etc. It covers basic information about several aspects of HIV and AIDS. Particular attention is given to necessary life skills with regard to HIV and AIDS prevention. Download the book at http://www.norad.no/default.asp Together for HIV and AIDS prevention 109
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