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The Best Practices in
Social Marketing series aims to share learning from CARISMA with other regional
and international social marketing organisations (SMOs), and their partners in
government and n...
The
Best Practices in Social Marketing series aims to share learning from CARISMA
with other regional and international Social Marketing Organisations (SMOs) and
their partners in government and No...
A quantitive survey of youth (10-19 years) in Jamaica was conducted to better understand the actual and perceived needs with regard to condom access and use. It looked specifically at access and attit...
This 2007 study represents part of the formative qualitative research conducted for the creative development of the Jamaican Social Marketing Campaign which sought to encourage condom use in primary r...
This report provides a descriptive overview of the health, risk and resiliency of adolescents 10 – 15 years old attending schools across Jamaica based on a nationally representative sample. The ...
PEER study carried out by Ben Rolfe, Dr Joanne Hemmings With Tricia Anne Morris, Veronica Samuels-Dixon
This report presents findings from a qualitative study into young women’s sexual relatio...
The 2006 Youth TRaC study had two major objectives: 1) to describe current levels on key behaviors, determinants of behavior, and exposure to PSI programming and 2) to identify opportunity, ability, a...
A follow on from the 2006 TRaC study, this 2008 survey aims to 1) track the behavioural indicators and the determinants measured in 2006 and to identify significant changes over time and 2) identify t...
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