IMPLICATIONS OF HIV/AIDS ON THE EDUCATION SECTOR IN MUMIAS DIVISION KENYA

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This research study was intended to analyze the impact of HIV/Aids on the education sector in Kenya . All relevant information related to this particular research was revisited andre used.

The study used both qualitative and quantitative research design. This enhanced the researcher to obtain a better understanding of the implications of HIV/ AIDS on the education sector in Kenya. Questionnaires and interview guides were used in the collection
of data.

One of the main findings of this study is the confirmation that uneducated girls face greater risks of HIV/ AIDS, sexual exploitation and child trafficking.

Policy makers should invest in the provision of information about and training in evaluation methods, and appropriate tools, in order to disseminate evaluation principles and practice throughout a countty. When possible, agencies directly or indirectly involved with the HIV/AIDS problem should engage in multi-sectoral and inter-institu
IMPLICATIONS OF HIV/AIDS ON THE EDUCATION SECTOR IN MUMIAS DIVISION KENYA
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Type Project
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Project ID EDU3026
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