a sourcebook of hiv/aids prevention programs volume 2

Table A.1: Overview of Programs in the Dominican Republic, Eritrea, The Gambia, Ghana, and Israel (continued)FEATUREDOMINICAN REPUBLIC:PROGRAMA DE EDUCACIONAFECTIVO SEXUAL (PEAS)ERITREA: RAPID RESULTSINITIATIVE (RRI)THE GAMBIA: INTEGRATEDSECTORWIDE HIV/AIDSPREVENTIVE EDUCATIONGHANA: SCHOOL HEALTHEDUCATION PROGRAM (SHEP)ISRAEL: JERUSALEM AIDSPROJECT (JAIP)Values/attitudes Included Included Included Included IncludedSocial and cultural context Included Included Included Included Includedof HIV/AIDSGender relations Included Included Included Not specified Not specifiedStigmatization andIncluded Included Not specified Not specified IncludeddiscriminationFunding and costsFunding source World Bank World Bank Canadian InternationalDevelopment Agency providedfunding for peer educationthrough Nova Scotia–GambiaAssociation; UNICEF andUnited Nations PopulationFund funded developmentof program materialsAnnual cost Not available Teachers: $86 per phaseStudents: $19 per phaseMain challengesEducator recruitment andturnoverProgram resources Materials and training needimprovementDonors (UNICEF, WHO, DANIDA,DfID, JICA, and USAID)Ministry of Education andMinistry of HealthWide range of activities Not available $1.72 per student in 2004prevents simple costbreakdownNot an issue Not an issue Ongoing challenge Not an issue Recruitment of volunteersongoing challengeNot an issue Not an issue Donor support limited to Not an issuecertain areas and schoolsIntegration of HIV/AIDS Not an issue Not an issue Not an issue Not an issue Not an issueeducation into curriculum226(c) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank