Since 1993, Sri Lanka has included population and family life education in the school curriculum. Cambodia has translated preventive educational material into Khmer and intensively trained teachers on a national level. In Thailand, the Daughters of Education project provides funding for girls who would otherwise be sold into the sex trade so that they remain in school. Kofi Annan, Secretary-General of the United Nations. However, immigrant populations and ethnic minorities, who contract the virus at higher rates, are still vulnerable.
Preventive education continues with some success.
This is a good illustration of how responsibly young people behave when they are properly informed. Any hope of bringing the pandemic under control resides with them. AIDS is theoretically a treatable disease now, thanks to multiple-drug therapy. Until such actions become generalized, in the words of Raphael N Diaye of the ENDA Tiers Monde organization, the only effective vaccine against AIDS is education.