Skip to content

Lineage Development Commons Knowledge GraphBeta

Menu

Countries Programs Implementers About

Switch to dark modeDisplay options

This site is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated for the U.S. Government or USAID. Its data is derived from documents in USAID's Development Experience Clearinghouse (DEC), a public archive, plus a few public reference sources. It is not an official U.S. Government database or record. Names, links, counts and summaries are extracted from those documents by software and may contain errors; check the cited document before relying on a fact.

Lineage: A Dynamic Knowledge Graph of US Foreign Assistance

South Africa award 674-A-08-00007 · 2013–2015 · University of the Witwatersrand

Background: HIV-infected women are at increased risk for developing cervical cancer. DEC abstract (PA-00K-W6R)

Review evidence: check the facts on this page before you cite them.Review evidence

0 of 19 checked, 0 flagged

Status Unchecked only

Keys: j and k move, c checks, f flags, Esc leaves review. Marks are saved in this browser only.

End year 2015 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: country: South AfricaLikely, not confirmed2
Rolled out under George W. BushOur estimate2
University of the WitwatersrandStated in a document4
Right CareStated in a document3
University of North Carolina Chapel HillStated in a document3
Witkoppen Hlth & Welf CtrStated in a document2
University of Cape TownStated in a document1
Dept PatholStated in a document1
National Health Laboratory ServiceStated in a document1
South AfricaStated in a document4
674-A-08-00007Stated in a document4
674-A-12-00020Stated in a document2
674-A-12-00029Stated in a document1
674-A-12-00033Stated in a document1
U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)Stated in a document2
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)Stated in a document2
Topics (15)Stated in a document15
Start year 2008Stated in a document2

Evidence

Topics (15)

Topic tags describe documents, not what the program was. Open one to see its evidence.

Hand tools confidence 0.863
Disease research confidence 0.629
Women confidence 0.747
Tubes confidence 0.459
Demographic surveys confidence 0.63
Health facilities confidence 0.63
Disease vectors confidence 0.63
Cytology confidence 0.63
Arts confidence 0.315
Reproductive health confidence 0.315
Cells confidence 0.315
Health outcomes confidence 0.315
Cropping patterns confidence 0.315
Artificial insemination confidence 0.315
Cost studies confidence 0.315

Previous fact Next fact