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Miombo woodlands and HIV/AIDS interactions: Malawi Country ReportDennis Kayambazinthu, Marc Barany, Reginald Mumba, Christine Holding Anyonge,
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2.1 Description of choice of case study sites
3.1 Livelihoods and forest resources
3.2 HIV/AIDS and woodland livelihood and coping strategies
3.2.2 Symptomatic stages of HIV/AIDS
3.2.2.1 Effect of adult morbidity on woodland livelihood activities
3.2.2.2 Woodland-based coping strategies in response to morbidity
3.2.3 Woodland livelihood and coping strategies: post adult mortality
3.2.3.1 Woodland livelihood strategies in households affected by adult mortality
3.2.3.2 Woodland coping strategies as contingencies against future vulnerability
3.3 HIV/AIDS and woodland resources
3.3.2.1 Opportunistic infections, traditional medicine and woodland resources
3.3.3 HIV/AIDS: Latent factor contributing to natural resource conflict
3.4 Management and vulnerability to HIV/AIDS and implications for woodland policy
4.1 Prevent HIV infection and mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS on the sector
APPENDIX I: Focal Group Discussion response summaries