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SVRI
(redirected from Sexual Violence Research Initiative)

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SVRISexual Violence Research Initiative (Pretoria, South Africa)
SVRISystemic Vascular Resistance Index (blood pressure rating)
SVRIStout Vocational Rehabilitation Institute (Menomonee, WI)
SVRISilicon Valley Research, Inc. (San Jose, CA)
SVRIStigma and Violence Reduction Intervention (HIV/AIDS; India)
SVRISingle Volunteers of Rhode Island (Providence, RI)
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int/svri/en The Sexual Violence Research Initiative, supported by the Global Forum for Health Research (GFHR) and the World Health Organization (WHO), seeks to promote and disseminate research and build research capacity to reduce and respond to sexual violence in developing countries.
More research needed, but what next? by Best, Kim / Network
asp Note: Sexual Violence Research Initiative Separately from the 2004 World AIDS Campaign, the World Health Organization is encouraging research on sexual violence and what works to stop if.
World AIDS Day, December 1: women and girls by James, John S. / AIDS Treatment News
 
 
 
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