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ABSTRAKIsu mengenai epidemi HIV/AIDS telah menjadi bencana di hampir setiap negara
di dunia dan akhirnya mendorong negara-negara untuk melakukan kerja sama
dalam memberikan intervensi berupa bantuan luar negeri untuk menangani
HIV/AIDS. Australia merupakan salah satu negara yang memiliki perhatian
besar pada epidemi HIV/AIDS dan memiliki komitmen untuk membantu negaranegara
berkembang di kawasan Asia-Pasifik, khususnya Indonesia, dalam
mencegah dan menanggulangi HIV/AIDS. Melalui kerja sama Australia dengan
Indonesia, maka terbentuk The Australia-Indonesia Partnership for HIV (AIPH).
Namun bantuan tersebut belum dapat menurunkan jumlah infeksi HIV di
Provinsi Papua. Tesis ini bertujuan untuk melihat kerja sama bantuan luar negeri
yang digunakan untuk menangani kasus HIV dengan fokus pada kegagalan
bantuan luar negeri. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kualitatif dengan
menggunakan teori permasalahan negara pemberi donor, permasalahan negara
penerima donor, disfungsi sistem pelayanan kesehatan negara penerima donor,
dan pilihan strategi negara donor.
ABSTRACTThe issue regarding the epidemic of HIV/AIDS has happened to be a catastrophe
almost in every single nation around the world, where it conclusively drove
several countries to conduct cooperation in order to grant intervention in the form
of foreign aid to cope HIV/AIDS. Australia is one of the countries which have
huge concerns towards HIV/AIDS’s epidemic and commitment to lend a hand
the developing countries in Asia-Pacific, specifically Indonesia, in averting and
dealing with HIV/AIDS. Through cooperation between Australia and Indonesia,
The Australia-Indonesia Partnership for HIV (AIPH) was founded. Nonetheless,
the aid has not lessened the amount of HIV infection in Papua Province. The
objective of this thesis is to examine the conducted foreign aid cooperation to
cope the HIV case by focusing on the failure of foreign aid. This study applied a
qualitative method by using the theory of donors’ knowledge problem, recipients’
knowledge problem, the dysfunction of recipient country’s health care services,
and the strategy selection of donor country., The issue regarding the epidemic of HIV/AIDS has happened to be a catastrophe
almost in every single nation around the world, where it conclusively drove
several countries to conduct cooperation in order to grant intervention in the form
of foreign aid to cope HIV/AIDS. Australia is one of the countries which have
huge concerns towards HIV/AIDS’s epidemic and commitment to lend a hand
the developing countries in Asia-Pacific, specifically Indonesia, in averting and
dealing with HIV/AIDS. Through cooperation between Australia and Indonesia,
The Australia-Indonesia Partnership for HIV (AIPH) was founded. Nonetheless,
the aid has not lessened the amount of HIV infection in Papua Province. The
objective of this thesis is to examine the conducted foreign aid cooperation to
cope the HIV case by focusing on the failure of foreign aid. This study applied a
qualitative method by using the theory of donors’ knowledge problem, recipients’
knowledge problem, the dysfunction of recipient country’s health care services,
and the strategy selection of donor country.]
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