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The purpose of this study is to provide an assessment of the key health behaviors, determinants and exposure to PSI programming among sexually active males, ages 25-49, with three (3) or more partners...
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...
Identifying Behaviours that Increase Risk for HIV/AIDS and STI Infections - Focus Group Presentation
This PowerPoint presentation identifies risk behaviours of young people, adult women, MSM and CSWs through focus groups covering areas such as stigmatization and access to outreach collaboration. This...
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 PEER study aims to develop a detailed and contextualised understanding of the determinants of condom use amongst brothel-based commercial sex workers, with a specific focus on the role of self ef...
This presentation was delivered by Ms. Anick Supplice Dupuy, Deputy Director at Population Services International, Haiti at the CARISMA Special Session on November 19, 2011 during the
Caribbean HIV C...
This policy document displays the Caribbean background and context for the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. It then goes on to provide strategic information on products and qua...
Health Research for Action (HERA) was contracted under the
CARISMA II project to undertake a study to assess the total volume of condoms
and hormonal contraceptives (tablets and injections, HCs) in ...
Results of the 2006 baseline Peer Study for the Design of the Social Marketing Intervention for HIV Prevention in the Bateyes looking at cultural and social identity, employment, relationship norms an...
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