Mozambique: HIV/AIDS, work and development

This paper is the fourth in a series of studies examining the impact of HIV/AIDS at the country level. It examines the demographic and socioeconomic impact of HIV/AIDS in Mozambique, as well as the effect of HIV/AIDS on labour supply and demand in key skills, in order to evaluate the impact on human development and economic growth. In addition, it explores the policy implications of the epidemic and provides recommendations for intervention by the ILO and its tripartite partners.