a sourcebook of hiv/aids prevention programs volume 2

Index 241National Family Life HIV/AIDSEducation (FLHE) CurriculumImplementation Program (Nigeria),203–20aims, objectives, and strategies of, 204approaches of, 205benchmark attainment by, 218–19components of, 205description of, xviiit, 203–5evaluation, 214–16baseline study, key findings of,214–15cost-effectiveness, 216curriculum evaluation, key findingsof, 215–16methodology, 214–15teacher evaluation, key findings of, 216implementation of, 205–14assessment of learners, 212contact information, 219curricular approach, time allocation,and student assessment, 211–12information dissemination andtechnical support for scaling upprogram, 213–14in-school education, 206management, 212–13materials in, 206–8monitoring and evaluation ofinstruction, 212partnerships and, 213training, 208–11lessons learned, 216–17limited resources, 217motivation of teachers, 217opposition to program, 216–17small physical size ofclassrooms, 217uniform mode of delivery, 217materials in, 206–8comprehensive sexuality educationtrainers’ resource manual, 207, 208integrated scheme of work forFLHE, 207–8national family life and HIV educationcurriculum, 207posters, 208rationale and history of, 203–4summary of program, 201–2, 228–33ttarget groups of, 204training, 208–11of master trainers, 210–11of teachers, 208–10National Institute for EducationDevelopment (NIED, Namibia), 167National Partnership for Children’sTrust, 80National Strategic Plan for 2000–04(Dominican Republic), 5National Teachers’ Institute (Nigeria),208National Union of Teachers (Nigeria),203National Universities Commission(Nigeria), 208National Youth Council (The Gambia), 58Ndow, Isatou, 47Nepal, JAIP program in, 89NERDC. See Nigerian EducationalResearch and Development CouncilNGOs. See nongovernmentalorganizationsNIED (National Institute for EducationDevelopment, Namibia), 167Nigeria. See National Family LifeHIV/AIDS Education (FLHE)Curriculum Implementation ProgramNigerian Educational Research andDevelopment Council (NERDC),180–81, 206, 207Nigerian Union of Teachers, 190Njie, Sulayman, 47nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)See also partnerships; specificorganizationsELPE program (Nigeria) and, 176,180, 187, 190, 196–97The Gambia and, 47, 49JAIP. See Jerusalem Aids Project (JAIP,Israel)PEAS (Dominican Republic) and, 7, 12RRI (Eritrea) and, 30SHEP (Ghana), 71, 77, 80WOH Program (Namibia) and,158, 170Nova Scotia-Gambia Association(NSGA), 48–49, 51, 55, 58, 59, 61See also Integrated SectorwideHIV/AIDS Preventive Education(The Gambia)ODA. See Overseas Development Agency(United Kingdom)Office of the Honourable Commission ofEducation (Nigeria), 212–13Oladapo, Obatunde, 175(c) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank