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National Campaign Plan: Multiple Concurrent PartnershipsvANNEXESAnnex 1: Epidemiological and Policy Context..............................................................................Annex 2. MCP and HIV Risk............................................................................................................Annex 3. Estimates of MCP in Botswana.......................................................................................Annex 4. Who is More Likely to be Engaged in MCP?................................................................Annex 5. Types of MCP.......................................................................................................................Annex 6. Length of Partnerships......................................................................................................Annex 7. Societal Drivers of MCP...................................................................................................Annex 8. Individual Drivers of MCP................................................................................................3033373840444651PARTNERS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL MCPCAMPAIGN PLAN:The following organisations were represented at a National Stakeholders workshop: National AIDSCoordinating Agency (NACA), African Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Partnerships (ACHAP), Botswana/United States of America Project (BOTUSA), Ministries of Health, Education and Skills Development,Labour and Home Affairs, Local Government and Youth, Sports and Culture, Office of the Ombudsman,Radio Botswana, University of Botswana, Botswana National Youth Council, Men Sector (Police, Prisons),Botswana Network of Ethics and Law and HIV/AIDS (BONELA), Botswana Network of People WithAIDS (BONEPWA), Botswana Christian AIDS Intervention Project (BOCAIP), Botswana Couples Forum,Botswana Business Coalition on AIDS, United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), WHO, PathfinderInternational, Makgabaneng, Population Services International (PSI), Johns Hopkins University, Tebelopele,Humana People to People, Family Health International (FHI), Ghanzi Tribal Administration, Ghanzi adolescentsexual and reproductive health clinic, Ghanzi District AIDS Coordinator’s (DAC) Office, True Love Waits,Department of Gender Affairs, Ghanzi Christian AIDS Committee, Kuru Trust, Evangelical Fellowship ofBotswana (EFB), Maun District Multi Sectoral AIDS Committee (DMSAC) and District AIDS Coordinator’sOffice, Botswana Family Welfare Association (BOFWA), Maun Tribal Administration, Botswana Councilof Churches, Love Botswana, Women Against Rape (WAR), Selebi Phikwe District AIDS Coordinator’sOffice, Selebi Phikwe Positive Living Helper Cells (PLHC) Support Group, Ministers Fraternal, SelebiPhikwe Secondary School, Children, Women and HIV/AIDS (community-based organization), BotshabeloCustomary Court, BCL Mine and Central Transport Organization.
National Campaign Plan: Multiple Concurrent Partnerships11. INTRODUCTION: PURPOSE AND PROCESSThe purpose of the national multiple concurrent partnerships (MCP) campaign plan is to fulfil thecommitment under the “National Operational Plan for Scaling Up HIV Prevention in Botswana, 2008-2010”to a high-profile, national, multi-year behaviour change campaign specifically focussing on the acknowledgeddrivers of the epidemic, initially targeting multiple concurrent partnerships.The rationale for a national campaign plan is to create common objectives, messages and resources thatcan be worked towards, communicated and leveraged in a genuinely national and multi-sectoral effort toaddress MCP and thus work towards the Vision 2016 of zero new infections. The campaign will carry thenational HIV prevention branding currently being developed by NACA to demonstrate that it is an integralpart of the country’s broader HIV prevention strategy.The process of developing the campaign plan was, thus, a multi-sectoral one, involving national- and districtlevelpolicy-makers, managers and implementers from across the public sector and civil society. A full list ofthe partners involved in the development of the campaign plan can be found on the previous page.The campaign plan has been developed under the auspices of the National Prevention Technical AdvisoryCommittee (TAC) with funding from the Africa Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Partnership (ACHAP). Theprocess for the campaign plan development was endorsed by the TAC which formed a Sub-Committeeconsisting of NACA, ACHAP, the Ministries of Health, Local Government, Education and Youth, Sports andCulture, BOCAIP, Pathfinder International, PSI, Tebelopele and UNICEF. Other individuals from civil societyand academia were co-opted to provide cultural and target group expertise.PSI was tasked by the Sub-Committee to spearhead a consultative and evidence-based approach to developingthe campaign. PSI conducted a literature and data review and a series of key informant interviews withnational- and district-level stakeholders, in order to build an evidence base for the planning process. Findings(contained in the annexes to this plan) were presented to a diverse group of stakeholders at a NationalStakeholder Workshop. Based on the evidence gathered and stakeholders’ inputs, the Sub Committee thenmet to develop a draft communications strategy, which was presented to the broader group of stakeholders,for further comment and input.After the workshop, the national campaign team refined and finalized the campaign plan and set out themechanisms for operationalizing it, namely a management and coordination plan, workplan, monitoring andevaluation plan and budget. The plan was presented to the National Prevention TAC on 12 August 2008 whounanimously recommended its endorsement as a working document.
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