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information materials used? Who decides<br />

programme planning and strategies?<br />

Gender equity and equality<br />

• How are responsibilities and decisionmaking<br />

distributed between female and male<br />

PEs?<br />

• Describe how the programme addresses<br />

gender issues in the training and during<br />

programme activities.<br />

• What are the gender dynamics during<br />

sessions:<br />

• How often do girls say sth. during the<br />

sessions compared to boys?<br />

• Do girls or boys sometimes receive<br />

more or less attention by their friends during<br />

discussions? When may this be the case?<br />

• Are there activities where boys and girls<br />

are more interacting, more distant, more<br />

arguing, more agreeing, etc?<br />

• Describe favourite topics of girls and<br />

favourite topics of boys.<br />

• Are there discussions about gender roles<br />

during activities? How may the issue<br />

usually come up? What are main subjects<br />

of discussion? How often does this<br />

happen?<br />

Social equity<br />

• How are responsibilities and decisionmaking<br />

distributed between PEs of different<br />

castes?<br />

• Among the PEs, are there sub-groups with<br />

preference to their own castes? When and<br />

how are they all mixed?<br />

• What are the dynamics between different<br />

castes during sessions:<br />

• How often do students from lower<br />

castes say sth. during the sessions compared<br />

students form higher castes?<br />

• Do students from different castes<br />

receive more or less attention during<br />

discussions? How much interaction is there<br />

during lessons between students from<br />

different castes?<br />

Coordination with other initiatives:<br />

• How far does the School management<br />

committee influence the issue of teaching of<br />

<strong>HIV</strong> at school?<br />

• Describe what the DACC and any other<br />

organization is doing on <strong>HIV</strong> (including care<br />

and support) in your district. How do they<br />

compare to the NRCS? Do you cooperate or<br />

are you supported by anybody?<br />

• What type of direct support does the<br />

community provide to the programme?<br />

Questions to DACC, headmasters and<br />

other stakeholders involved in the<br />

programme<br />

We would like to learn more about how this<br />

programme works, from your own<br />

perspective. The information you share will<br />

be anonymous, so that none of the material<br />

we discuss will be linked with any individual.<br />

Let's start with some of the basic information<br />

about the programme and the steps you are<br />

involved in. WITH EVERY ANSWER, THINK<br />

OF HOW ANYTHING HAS CHANGED IN<br />

THE LAST YEARS BECAUSE OF THE<br />

PROJECT.<br />

• Describe your relationship to the<br />

programme. In what ways do you support<br />

the programme?<br />

• What are the activities the NRCS is<br />

carrying out that you are aware of?<br />

• Which activities were most popular in the<br />

community?<br />

• What are the main achievements of the<br />

programme? Can you think of sth. that may<br />

be done in a different way?<br />

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CAPITALIZATION STUDY<br />

<strong>HIV</strong>/<strong>AIDS</strong> <strong>Prevention</strong> and <strong>Reproductive</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Project</strong><br />

NRCS/SDC 2000-2007

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