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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP110100651

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $310,960.00
    Summary
    From science to policy: quantifying and managing the risk of mosquito borne disease in the context of climate change. It is important to assess and manage the health risks of climate change. This research will create fundamental knowledge and practical skills on the interdisciplinary assessment and management of health risks of climate change, and explore policy ramifications of research outcomes in this study.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0667790

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $240,000.00
    Summary
    The Health Promoting Teachers College: Education to Counter HIV/AIDS. The largest component of Australia's aid budget is directed to PNG, a country shown to be highly vulnerable to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. This research will help Australia tackle the emerging AIDS crisis in PNG by contributing to strong preventative efforts and health promotion initiatives through the education sector. This project benefits Australia by developing HIV/AIDS education within the Health Promoting Teachers College, .... The Health Promoting Teachers College: Education to Counter HIV/AIDS. The largest component of Australia's aid budget is directed to PNG, a country shown to be highly vulnerable to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. This research will help Australia tackle the emerging AIDS crisis in PNG by contributing to strong preventative efforts and health promotion initiatives through the education sector. This project benefits Australia by developing HIV/AIDS education within the Health Promoting Teachers College, a model directly relevant to the education of teachers in multicultural and Indigenous settings. In terms of Australia's aid assistance, the project develops strategies for improved community health education and promotion services in PNG and other partner countries.
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