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E/NR/2001/2 References AIDS Surveillance in Grenada (2001), Epidemiology Unit, Ministry of Health, Grenada. E AIDS Related Deaths in Grenada (2001), Epidemiology Unit, Ministry of Health, Grenada. CIA – The World Factbook 2002: www.cia.gov. Grenada Drug Information Network (GRENDIN) Report 2003, Drug Control Secretariat, Ministry of Health and the Environment, Grenada. Grenada – Background Note, US Department of State: www.state.gov. HIV Surveillance in Grenada (2002), Epidemiology Unit, Ministry of Health, Grenada. Mid Year Population Estimates 2001, Statistical Depatment, Ministry of Finance, Grenada. National Schools’ Policy (2002), Ministry of Education, Grenada. Peter Drago (1999), Report of a knowledge, attitude and practices survey on sexual behavior and HIV/AIDS in Grenada. 51
Appendices Appendix A1 Table 4: In School Focus Groups Participants Age Group Gender Educational Institutions 14 – 16 years Males only Females only St. Andrew’s Anglican Secondary Grenville Secondary St. Andrew’s Anglican Primary Anglican High School Wesley College Beaulieu Roman Catholic School 17 – 19 years Females only Mixed T.A. Marryshow Community College Secretarial Science Department Foundation Studies Programme T.A. Marryshow Community College Department of Arts, Science & General Studies Department of Applied Arts & Technology 20 – 24 years Mixed T.A. Marryshow Community College Pharmaceutical Programme Teacher Education Programme St. George’s University Table 5: Out of School Focus Groups Participants Age Group Gender Institutions/Communities 14 – 16 years 17 – 19 years Males only Females only Teen Moms only Primary & Secondary School Drop-Outs Gun Battle and surrounding villages (urban) Gouyave, St. John’s (urban) Gouyave Estate, St. Georges (rural) New Life Organization (NEWLO) Petit Bacaye, St. David’s Programme for Adolescent Mothers (PAM) Males on the New Life Organization (NEWLO), Grenville Block St. Andrew’s Skills Training Centre 20 – 24 years Mixed Primary and Secondary School Drop-outs St. Cloud’s , Mirabeau and Sab (rural) 52
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List of Figures and Tables Figures
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