Lieve Fransen
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Lieve Fransen, MD, PhD is the Head of the Social & Human Development Unit for the European Commission's Directorate-General of Development. She has managed research programs in Kenya and Rwanda and served as a public health advisor to the Health Ministry of Mozambique. From 1987 to 1993 she was Director of the European Commission's AIDS Task Force. Dr. Fransen has written peer-reviewed publications and numerous policy documents for the European Council and the European Parliament, and has served as Vice-Chair of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
Together with Prof. Alan Whiteside, she prepared an HIV/AIDS Toolkit "Study of the Impact of HIV Epidemic on the Social and Economic Development of Developing Countries."
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- Dr. Lieve Fransen, Voting Member European Commission (Austria, Belgium), brief biography
- European Commission gets increasing role, press release
- Considering HIV/AIDS in Development Assistance: a Toolkit, checklists and guidance on potential impact of HIV/AIDS on infrastructure, education and rural development
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