The persistent urban health challenges of migration and informal settlements in the context of HIV: Towards the development of a framework to guide local level responses in Johannesburg, South Africa
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The persistent urban health challenges of migration and informal settlements in the context of HIV: Towards the development of a framework to guide local level responses in Johannesburg, South Africa
- 1. The persistent urban health challenges of migration and informal settlements in the context of HIV: Towards the development of a framework to guide local level responses in Johannesburg, South Africa Jo Vearey PhD Student School of Public Health University of the Witwatersrand [email_address] ARI Symposium University of the Witwatersrand 19 th November 2008
- 3. World Urbanization Prospects (2005 Revision), United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs An urban world In 2008, over half of the world’s population is now urban
- 4. World Urbanization Prospects (2005 Revision), United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs
- 5. World Urbanization Prospects (2005 Revision), United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs By 2030, 50% or more of the African population will be living in a city
- 7. An example of an urban health framework Freudenberg, Galea and Vlahov, 2005 Social determinants of health
- 10. Developing country urban environments (2) Urbanisation Migration Interlinked development challenges Urban health needs HIV Informal settlements
- 14. The PhD: Three interlinked case studies Assessing non-citizen access to ART in inner-city Johannesburg Evaluating a local level developmental approach to HIV in informal settlements Migration, housing, HIV and access to healthcare: comparing urban formal and informal Revised framework for urban health HIV
- 17. © Thuli Zwane ‘… . They stay in the shacks and they are trying to cope with the situation.’
- 18. © Ntombifuthi Ngwenya ‘ This is (a) Squatter Camp and the people are using the public toilets. They are feeling very bad about that situation.’
- 19. © Busisiwe Zondo
- 20. © Nathi Makhanya ‘ This woman was pictured fetching some water down the hole. This is the only source where water is found for the whole settlement…’