MULTIPLE CONCURRENT PARTNERSHIPS AND HIV 多个并发的合作伙伴与HIV.pptVIP

THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN ON MULTIPLE CONCURRENT PARTNERSHIPS THE CAMPAIGN PLAN Background The National Operational Plan calls for a high-profile, national multi-year campaign, focussed on the known drivers of HIV, beginning with multiple concurrent partnerships (MCP) The advantages of a national campaign plan: Includes all sectors Uses every opportunity to disseminate messages Has consistent objectives and messages Campaign Planning Process Campaign planning was overseen by National Technical Advisory Committee on HIV Prevention ACHAP funded the development of the National MCP Campaign Plan PSI provided technical support Planning was based on available evidence about the extent, nature and drivers of MCP 46 key informant interviews conducted in 4 districts Multi-stakeholder planning workshop held July 2008 Campaign plan endorsed by TAC in August 2008 Who was Involved? NACA, Ministries of Health, Education, Labour and Home Affairs, Local Government and Youth, Sports and Culture, ACHAP, BOTUSA, Office of the Ombudsman, Radio Botswana, University of Botswana, Botswana National Youth Council, Men Sector BONELA, BONEPWA, BOCAIP, Botswana Couples Forum, Botswana Business Coalition on AIDS, PSI, UNICEF WHO Pathfinder International, Makgabaneng, Johns Hopkins University, Tebelopele, Humana People to People, Family Health International, Ghanzi Tribal Adminstration, Ghanzi adolescent sexual and reproductive health clinic, Ghanzi DAC Office, True Love Waits, Department of Gender Affairs, Ghanzi Christian AIDS Committee, Kuru Trust, BOFWA Maun DMSAC DAC Office, Maun Tribal Administration, Botswana Council of Churches, Love Botswana, Women Against Rape, Selebi Phikwe DAC Office, Selebi Phikwe PLHC Support Group, Ministers Fraternal, Selebi Phikwe Secondary School, Children, Women and HIV/AIDS Botshabelo Customary Court, BCL Mine, Central Transport Organization, Evangelical Fellowship of Botswana Can We Ever Change MCP? This is an important que