INFORMATION ABOUT THE MASTER'S THESIS
1. Student's full name: NGUYEN THANH VINH 2. Gender: Male
3. Date of birth: April 1, 1987
4. Place of birth: Hanoi
5. Decision to recognize the student No. 2797/QD-XHNV-SDH dated December 28, 2012, by the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
6. Changes in the training process:
(Note the types of changes and the corresponding times)
7. Thesis TitleActivities of non-governmental organizations in the field of HIV/AIDS prevention and control in Vietnam.Male (2000 – 2012).
8. Major: International Relations; Code: 60310206.
9. Scientific Advisor: Dr. Bui Hong Hanh, Faculty of International Studies, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi
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10. Summary of the thesis results:
This thesis has researched and clarified three aspects: the theoretical and practical basis of the research problem; the current state of the research problem; and recommendations for solutions to improve the effectiveness of the research problem. The research results have clarified the collaborative activities of non-governmental organizations in HIV/AIDS prevention and control in Vietnam today.
Along with the development of the world, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have emerged and are increasingly demonstrating their indispensable role in the international community. NGOs play a significant role in supporting the resolution of economic and social issues, with the focus of this thesis being HIV/AIDS prevention and control activities in Vietnam. NGOs operate for the benefit of vulnerable and disadvantaged groups in society, helping them integrate into the community. It can be said that NGOs have become an important force in Vietnam's development process; however, they also face certain limitations and difficulties such as limited funding and a lack of focus in their projects.
Over the past 20 years, through thousands of projects implemented across most provinces and cities in Vietnam, hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese people have benefited. This has significantly contributed to improving the quality of health and life in Vietnam in general and for people living with HIV in particular. Besides focusing on infection prevention and harm reduction, HIV/AIDS prevention projects also contribute to socio-economic development, helping beneficiaries overcome feelings of inferiority and shame, improve their economic situation, escape poverty, integrate into society, and contribute to society.
However, despite the positive results achieved, several limitations remain regarding human resources, infrastructure, funding, and sustainability of operations. This thesis recommends solutions to partially overcome these limitations and proposes measures to improve the effectiveness of the activities.
This topic is up-to-date and focuses in-depth on the activities of non-governmental organizations in HIV/AIDS prevention and control, therefore the results of this thesis are entirely new research findings.
11. Practical applications: (if any)
All research findings in this thesis are immediately applicable in practice. The results of this thesis contribute to the development and updating of information sources and provide a theoretical basis for future research in the field of HIV/AIDS prevention and control by non-governmental organizations (NGOs), research institutions, and NGO data centers. It also offers assessments of cooperation and support from NGOs in HIV/AIDS prevention and control. Organizations can apply the practical recommendations and solutions presented in this thesis because the conclusions are based on assessments and synthesis from the practical implementation of work that the author has had the opportunity to carry out and observed in the actual HIV/AIDS prevention and control work at APHEDA.
12. Future research directions: (if any)
HIV/AIDS prevention and control requires the coordinated participation of all agencies, departments, mass organizations, social organizations, non-governmental organizations, as well as support from international organizations. This thesis has not had the opportunity to delve deeply into and compare the effectiveness of HIV/AIDS prevention and control efforts with the support of non-governmental organizations in Vietnam and other countries. Furthermore, a deeper and broader approach to more Vietnamese and foreign non-governmental organizations would provide a more comprehensive and objective assessment of HIV/AIDS prevention and control efforts. This would serve as a basis for evaluating support and assessing Vietnam's international cooperation in the field of HIV/AIDS in particular. Therefore, further, more in-depth research on these topics is needed.
13. Published works related to the thesis:
INFORMATION ON MASTER'S THESIS
1. Full name: NGUYEN THANH VINH. 2. Sex: Male
3. Date of birth: 01stApril 2014............ 4. Place of birth: Ha Noi, Vietnam
5. Admission decision number: 2797/QD-XHNV-SDH Dated 28thDecember 2012
6. Changes in academic process: ..............................................................................
(List the forms of change and corresponding times)
7. Official thesis title: Operation of non-governmental organizations in preventing HIV/AIDS in Vietnam (2000 – 2012)
8. Major: International Relations............ 9. Code: 60310206
10. Supervisors: Dr. Bui Hong Hanh
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11. Summary of the findings of the thesis: .............................................................
This thesis researched and divided into 03 main parts: contents: theoretical and practical basis of the research issue; current status of research issue; recommendations for improvement of efficiency of the research issue. The results of thesis have clarified the operation of non-governmental organizations in preventing HIV/AIDS in Vietnam.Together with development of the world, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have been formed and shown as an important part of the international community. Non-governmental organizations play an important role in dealing with social economic issues such as preventing HIV/AIDS in Vietnam as mentioned in this thesis. Non-governmental organizations work for the rights of hazardous people, help them integrate into society. Therefore, NGOs have become an important part for the development of Vietnam even there are some shortages and difficulties such as limited funds, lack of focuses...
For the past 20 years, with thousands of projects implemented in most of areas in Vietnam, hundreds of thousands Vietnamese people have been benefited. This results have contributed significantly to improve living and health quality for Vietnamese people generally and people living with HIV/AIDS specifically. Within HIV/AIDS prevention projects, besides focusing on prevention projects also contributes to social economic development, helping projects' beneficiaries overcome unconfidence, hardships.
However, besides positive results achieved, there have been some shortages on human resources, infrastructure and funding as well as sustainability. The thesis recommended solutions to somehow resolve it and also proposed recommendations to improve its effectiveness.This is an updated thesis focusing mainly in NGOs operations in preventing HIV/AIDS, therefore its results are completely new
12. Practical applicability, if any:
The whole results of this thesis are capable of practical application from the moment. The results would somehow contribute for NGOs, research institute, NGOs resource center to update and would be used as basis to carry further studies in the field of preventing HIV/AIDS; giving out assessments on co-operation and support from NGOs in HIV/AIDS prevention; organizations may use those practical recommendations and solutions because these results based on summary and evaluation from practical situations in which the author works and testify from APHEDA
13. Further research directions, if any:
HIV/AIDS prevention needs co-operation of all agencies, associations, people, civil social organizations, NGOs as well as international organizations. This thesis has not yet been provided with opportunities to explore deeper and compare the effectiveness of HIV prevention with support of NGOs in Vietnam and in other countries. Besides, future approaches to local NGOs will create a broader perspectives and unprejudiced assessments on HIV/AIDS prevention implementation as a basis to evaluate its support and Vietnam international co-operation in the field of eliminating HIV/AIDS. Therefore, there is a need of conducting further studies.
14. Thesis-related publications: ..........................................................................
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