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APPENDIX 1: ONLINE SEARCH
PROCESS TO IDENTIFY
HIV/AIDS PROGRAMS THAT
INTEGRATE GENDER
Online searches conducted in May 2008 included the following methods, resources, and sources.
This list is not exhaustive.
I. Keywords used in Google for references to relevant programs
Primary keywords
• Gender (or women or girls or men or boys or youth)
• HIV (or AIDS)
• Country name
• Program or project or intervention or activities
• Combined or comprehensive
• Services or accessing services or service providers or health care providers
• Prevention or care or treatment
• Gender equity
• Male norms or male behaviors
• Violence or coercion or gender-based violence or abuse or domestic violence
• Legal protection
• Access to income or productive resources
Secondary keywords
• Gender equity: stigma, discrimination, education, school, law, legal, empowerment
• Male norms, behaviors: masculinity, cross-generational sex, transactional sex, control,
substance abuse or misuse, violence, domestic violence, gender-based violence, decisionmaking,
decisions, communication, empowerment
• Violence, coercion: forced sex, protection, self-efficacy, negotiate, negotiation, control, fear,
policies, law, perpetrators, empowerment
• Legal protection: traditional norms, community norms, traditional practices, rights, laws,
policies, equality, discrimination, enforcement, legal services, judicial system, penal system
• Access to income, productive resources: economic opportunities, economic participation,
education, skills, skills development, vocational skills, job skills, training, gender roles,
women’s roles, men’s roles, employment, property ownership, credit, access to credit, loans,
microfinance, microlending, empowerment
II. Search engines for peer review and gray literature
• Google Scholar
• Google
• PubMed
• PlusNews
• POPLINE
III. Organizational websites visited for references to relevant programs
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