“…Take immediate action to remedy the acute lack of qualified staff in many countries due to insufficient training, deaths from HIV/AIDS and loss of staff to developed countries. 8. Give the highest priority to encouraging partnership between the private sector, NGOs and government in producing and providing affordable reproductive health commodities and supplies, especially for family planning and the prevention of sexually transmitted infections, including HIV/AIDS.9. …”

“…In the case of group projects, one of the group should be indicated as a group leader and all the other members of the group must also present the above mentioned certificate. 5 A special commission, composed of members appointed by: CICSENE; School of Specialisation in “Technology, architecture and town in developing countries”; House – City Department of the Politechnic (sic) of Turin, together with the Habitat Center (sic) of the United Nations, will evaluate and classify the submitted project. 6 The project design must consist of a single table of dimensions 90 x 90 cm. which can be elaborated as preferred (preliminary project, sketch, report transcribed directly on the design table etc.). 7 The work presented must be written in English, Italian, French or Spanish. 8 The prizes will have a strictly didactic value and will consist in an offer to participate in two workshops to be held at international universities for an overall value of $ 2000 each inclusive of travel expenses (or a corresponding sum in case the workshops are no feasible) and 20 reimbursements for expenses of $ 2000 each. 9 The project must be submitted by July 15, 1990 to the following address: CICSENE – Concorso « Essere senza tetto nel mondo » Via Borgosesia 30 – 10145 Torino – Italia Tel. (011) 7412435 – Fax. (011) 745261. 10 All entries will become the property of CICSENE which will notify the participants of the results of the contest and will publish their material in the most appropriate form. …”