ARE YOU ON THE RIGHT TRACK? - Rutgers WPF

General questions1. Age of all respondents2. Gender of all respondentsProgramme3. Have you ever participated in sexual reproductivehealth education? If yes, which programme?4. Are there other ways that you heard about sexualreproductive health, HIV/AIDS, rights, how to protectyourself, life skills?- Probe – Media, parents, school, health service, etc.I would like to ask you some questions about theprogramme [name SRHR/HIV Prevention intervention].5. What did you like most about the programme?6. What did you not like?7. Which topics (content) did you like most?8. Which topics did you not like?9. Which activities and materials did you like most?10. Which activities and materials did you not like?11. What can be done differently in the programme?12. What has been the most significant change for youas a result of this programme?- Probe – How has it changed you? Try to write downthe ‘change processes’ What exactly happened withthe respondent?I want to ask some questions about school, workand activities.13. Do all of you attend school?14. Do girls and boys attend school in equal numbers? If not,how is attendance different and why is it different?15. How do you see the difference between boys and girlsin your community? Is there a difference in what they do,are allowed to do?16. What did you learn in the programme with regardto puberty and growing up? [knowledge]- Probe- Physical changes- Emotional changes17. Has the programme contributed to your self esteem/confidence? [self-efficacy and skills]18. Has the programme contributed to your skills?What did you learn? [self-efficacy and skills]- Communication/negotiation skillsNow, I want to ask some questions about relationships.19. At what age do youths usually start engaging in sex?[behaviour]20. Can boys/girls be friends without having sexualintercourse? [attitude]21. How can you negotiate for safe sex with your boyfriend/girlfriend? [self-efficacy and skills]22. Can a boy/girl say no to sex? Why (not)? [attitude]23. How can boys refuse? How can girls refuse? [knowledge]24. Can boys have sexual relationships with boys or girlswith girls?Now I want to talk about sexually transmitted infectionsand HIV/AIDS.25. Have you heard of AIDS? Do you believe it exists?[knowledge]26. Tell me all of the ways in which you believe a personcan get HIVAIDS? [knowledge]27. Are girls/boys worried about getting AIDS? Do youthink your friends are at risk of getting the AIDS virus?[social influence]28. Do you know of anyone with AIDS? Do you knowanyone who died of AIDS? [social influence]29. What can be done to prevent AIDS? [knowledge]Monitoring & Evaluation ToolAppendices 58