The world health report

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Chapter 3

  1. Community participation: advocacy and action
  2. Community participation in public health
  3. Civil society responds to the AIDS tragedy
  4. The power of a human rights approach
  5. Civil society and treatment expansion
  6. Community health workers and treatment
  7. Community empowerment and public health: shaping the future
  8. Conclusion
  9. References