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Glossary of Indian Terms Babus Boyfriends Dalits Scheduled Castes Dhaba Low-priced restaurant, often found along the roadside Girya A “manly” male (same as panthi) Hijra A male who defines himself as “not man/not woman” but as a “third gender.” Kothi A male who feminizes his behaviour to attract “manly” male sexual partners and/or as part of his gender construction Lakh 1 lakh = 100,000 Paan Betel leaf, traditionally chewed—it is said to clean the mouth, strengthen the voice, help with digestion, etc. Paise One hundredth of a rupee Panchayat Body of local government at village level Panthi A “manly” male (same as girya) Swasth mela Health camp Swasthya Kendra Health centre
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50 Predetermined Sample Size High-r
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52 A monthly report of AIDS cases
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56 undermining labour forces, busin
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58 Multi-sectoral involvement is no
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60 School children may serve as pee
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62 messages and interaction with tr
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64 the need for men to be good role
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66 District societies affiliated
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68 Prevention of HIV/AIDS in Uttar
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70 Migration data can also be class
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72 Figure 4 Net Migration of States
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74 Table 9 Percentage of Migrants M
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76 Inter-District Migration of Popu
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78 Table 3 Percentage Distribution
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80 Table 5a District-Wise Distribut
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82 Map 2 Districts losing populatio
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84 migration while the districts of
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86 Map 6 Districts having lost popu
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88 Following the analysis of census
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90 Table 10 Status Report of New ST
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92 Map 7 District for Intervention
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96 found also in the general popula
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98 is less fundamental than the reg
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100 due to younger age at marriage
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102 any other education group. Reli
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104 the married men who have gone f
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106 Table 2 Distribution of Husband
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108 Table 4 Distribution of Husband
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110 Table 6 Logistic regression ana
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112 Table 8 Logistic Regression Ana
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114 Situational Analysis: Context o
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116 Further, HIV/AIDS communication
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118 Outdoor communications at cinem
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120 As stated in the January 14, 20
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122 commissioned an independent res
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124 this success, in order to assis
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126 Media Advocacy on HIV/AIDS Sumi
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128 of one of the most intensive an
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130 Key Lessons Learnt Take media
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134 Prevention Programmes APAC supp
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136 Peer Promotion Peer education i
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138 Figure 4 Average No. of Clients
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140 Working With MSM in South Asia
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144 health programmes and with thos
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146 Process Model Summary A summary
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148 Focused participator
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150 Provide adequate long-term fu
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152 Annex 1 NFI Sexual Health Promo
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154 Injecting Drug Use: How Uttar P
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156 Box 1 The problem of injecting
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162 Core Group Populations Since th
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164 Table 2 Profile of Sex Workers
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166 Community Involvement The three
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168 Table 5 STI Service Delivery SK
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170 Condom demonstrations are carri
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172 There is scope for strengtheni
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174 but taking them into account he
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176 Appendix 1 Profile of Female Se
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178 Targeted Interventions in Uttar
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180 Table 3 Estimates of Population
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182 increments in their honoraria.
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184 The project office also functio
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186 On the basis of
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188 Table 1 Status of Blood Banks F
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190 One Generator set of 25 KVA
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192 Condom Use in Uttar Pradesh for
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194 Figure 2 Source of obtaining co
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196 Figure 4 Condom use with regula
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198 areas: HIV/AIDS (11%), condoms
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204 PLHAs are able to access mor
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206 to serve. While there is much w
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208 partners in the response to HIV
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210 provide a greater understanding
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212 PLHAs also reported that they f
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214 negatively influence the effect
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216 voluntary counselling and testi
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218 Some service providers, especia
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220 networks to impress the donors
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222 References 1. Asia Pacific Netw
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224 Genesis, Structure, and Needs o
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226 The links created among PLHA in
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228 support to advocacy, and curren
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230 Strategic Directions At present
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232 Involvement of Women Living wit
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234 The government’s current anno
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236 Care and Support Care only thro
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240 assured that the counsellor wou
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242 One important lesson we have le
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244 Table 1 VCT Services Establishe
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246 technicians. According to the p
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248 Table 5 Person providing superv
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250 Training Needs In order to impr
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252 Table 9 Counsellors Providing P
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254 MOIC himself was holding the ch
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256 Recommendations Infrastructure
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258 Care, Treatment and Support Bit
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260 prevent further spread of the i
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262 Home and community-based care H
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264 suicidal thoughts, and other ps
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266 Human rights and legal support
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268 of choice are identified for
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270 Monitoring and evaluation HIV/A
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278 identified gaps and developed w
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280 The messages are too copy
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282 HIV/AIDS programmes in non-indu
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284 Policies need to be more fle
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286 S. D. Gupta is Director of Indi
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288 Ashutosh Kumar Deputy Director
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290 Maya Ramachandran Deputy Direct
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292 Shaheen Khan Assistant Project
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