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IndexBoxes, figures, notes, and tables are denotedby b, f, n, and t, respectively.Abdul Latif Poverty Action Lab, 137, 144Abstinence, Being faithful, and Condomuse (ABC), 35, 93Action Health Incorporated (AHI,Nigeria), 206, 207–8, 209, 213,214, 220n1Ademichael, Kiflay, 25Adeniran Ogunsanya College ofEducation (Nigeria), 208advocacyELPE Program (Nigeria) and, 189–91JAIP (Israel) and, 97SHEP (Ghana) and, 82WOH Program (Namibia) and,165–66Advocates for Youth, 189AHI. See Action Health Incorporated(Nigeria)The AIDS Handbook (PSABH, Kenya),119Akpan, Toyin, 203Alert model for SHEP implementation(Ghana), 72–83advocacy, 82coordination of stakeholders, 80–82curricular approach, time allocation,and assessment in, 77–78management, 74materials, 73–74, 76, 77monitoring and recognition,78–80, 79tpartnerships and funding, 71, 80, 81bpeer educators, 73–74, 76training and support, 74–77Allen, Marian, 47All-Nigerian Conference of Principals ofSecondary Schools, 190, 203Aprendar a vivir (Learn How to Live,Dominican Republic), 12ARFH. See Association for Reproductiveand Family HealthArgentina, JAIP program in, 89Association for Reproductive and FamilyHealth (ARFH)See also Expanded Life PlanningEducation (ELPE) Program(Nigeria)materials produced by, 189monitoring and evaluation by, 192,193, 194program partnership and management,176, 179–80, 181training by, 183, 185attitudes toward people with HIV, 15,15t, 18, 91Barbados, tuberculosis in, 4bbenchmarks, attainment of. See specificprogramsBosumtwi-Sam, Cynthia, 69Brazil, JAIP program in, 89British Council, 213Canadian International DevelopmentAgency (CIDA), 48–49Catholic Relief Services, 59, 61–62CBOs. See community-basedorganizationsCeesay, Nuha, 47Ceesay, Saihou, 47Center for British Teachers (CfBT),109–10, 114, 132n2, 136Child and Teen Focus, 80, 81bChild Protection Alliance, 56Child Welfare Society of Kenya, 119Children against AIDS, 56Choices: A Guide for Young People (PSABH,Kenya), 119church leader model, 124CIDA. See Canadian InternationalDevelopment Agency235(c) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank
236 Indexcivil society organizations (CSOs), 80,81b, 206, 213Clinton Foundation, 6bclubsELPE Program (Nigeria) and, 182Integrated Sectorwide HIV/AIDSPreventive Education (The Gambia)and, 58Primary School AIDS PreventionProgram (Kenya) and, 140PSABH (Kenya) and, 113, 116,123, 129RRI (Eritrea) and, 30WOH program as organizer of. SeeWindow of Hope (WOH) Program(Namibia)co-curricular topics. See extracurricular orco-curricular topic formatcommercial sex workers, 4b, 26, 198community-based organizations (CBOs),71, 158, 170Community Participation for Action in theSocial Sector Project (Nigeria), 213Comprehensive Care Central(Dominican Republic), 6bConference of Primary-SchoolHeadmasters of Nigeria, 204Connal, Criana, 3, 155, 175contact informationELPE Program (Nigeria), 200FLHE Program (Nigeria), 219Integrated Sectorwide HIV/AIDSPreventive Education (The Gambia),64–65JAIP (Israel), 104PEAS (Dominican Republic), 20Primary School AIDS PreventionProgram (Kenya), 150–51PSABH (Kenya), 132RRI (Eritrea), 30–32SHEP (Ghana), 84Window of Hope (WOH) Program(Namibia), 172COPRESIDA. See Presidential Councilon HIV/AIDS (Dominican Republic)Costa Rica, JAIP program in, 89, 99costs and cost-effectivenessELPE Program (Nigeria), 191–92,192tFLHE Program (Nigeria), 216JAIP (Israel), 97, 97tPrimary School AIDS PreventionProgram (Kenya), 146–47, 148tPSABH (Kenya), 125t, 125–28, 126tRRI (Eritrea), 37Window of Hope (WOH) Program(Namibia), 166cost-share model, 124cross-curricular subject format, xix, 113cross-generational sex, dangers of,127, 136–37, 138, 141–42, 142t,145, 146fCSOs. See civil society organizationsculturally acceptable interventions, 48,121, 124–25, 148curricular approach to education, xix,xixn2in Ghana, 77–78in Kenya, 117–18, 143in Nigeria, 186–87, 211–12Danish International DevelopmentAgency (DANIDA), 80debate and essay writing, 138, 140–43,145, 148Department for International Development(DFID, United Kingdom)CfBT and, 132n2ELPE Program (Nigeria) and, 176,183, 187, 193, 194, 197SHEP (Ghana) and, 80Department of State Education (DoSE,The Gambia)See also Integrated SectorwideHIV/AIDS Preventive Education(The Gambia)guidance and counseling by, 56–57, 62materials produced by, 53monitoring and evaluation by, 59program development and coordinationby, 47, 49, 61training of staff, 51, 54DFID. See Department for InternationalDevelopment (UK)Dibba, Ansumana, 47Dominican RepublicSee also Programa de EducacuibAfectivio Sexual (PEAS)facts and figures on HIV/AIDS in, 4bHIV/AIDS Prevention and ControlProject in, 6bJAIP program in, 89tuberculosis in, 4bDoSE. See Department of StateEducation (The Gambia)Dupas, Pasacline, 135(c) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank
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