a sourcebook of hiv/aids prevention programs volume 2

132 A Sourcebook of HIV/AIDS Prevention Programs, Vol. 2• The use of well-designed research to hone program approaches and documentthe program’s impact• The use of well-researched training materials and continuing attention tohigh-quality training• Attention to sustainability, by ensuring that motivation for participationcomes from social and personal commitment rather than reliance onfinancial reward.Annex 6.2Contact InformationCentre for British Teachers12th FloorIPS BuildingKimathi St.Nairobi, KenyaMailing address: P.O. BOX 45774, 01001 NairobiTel: +254 20 252121/226917Fax: +254 20 305411E-mail: jwildish@cfbtken.co.keWeb site: www.psabh.infoNotes1. Children in Kenya spend seven years of primary schooling, usually beginning at age7. Secondary schooling usually begins at age 14 and lasts five years. Some older children(over 14 years) may be in primary education owing to having started schoollater than at 7 years.2. CfBT is a not-for-profit organization funded by the Department for InternationalDevelopment. It manages education sector projects all over the world. Its Nairobioffice has provided management assistance to several national education sector interventionssince its opening in 1992.3. There is continual turnover, especially in the groups of trainers of trainers and districttrainers. This turnover is one of the reasons why the program needs to ensurethat training is ongoing.4. It was not possible to use the same control sites in the second phase of the evaluation,because the schools were promised training following completion of the18-month evaluation.(c) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank