Hiv aids (a danger to the developing world population)

it shows no signs of weakening its grip on human society .new epidemics are growing with alarming speed and children continue to be left out of efforts to combat the pandemic .in 2005 the secretary general of the united nations reaffirmed that the only way to achieve the millennium development goals (mdgs) ways to break with business as usual and dramatically accelerate and scale up actions until 2015. This will only be possible if all stakeholders in the fight against HIV/aids work together in partnership.
as the HIV epidemics pursue their course, the social ,economic and demographic impacts of HIV/aids in particularly in the developing world are likely to exacerbate the burden on individuals, communities and countries which will challenge the stability of entire regions.