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Participatory Prevention Approaches

XIX International AIDS Conference. Participatory Prevention Approaches. TUSA06 Strengthening Participatory Approaches in HIV Prevention with Vulnerable Youth: Exchange of Good Practices, Improvement of Quality and Development of Effective Strategies Time: 24.07.2012 , 07:00 - 08:30

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Participatory Prevention Approaches

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  1. XIX International AIDS Conference Participatory Prevention Approaches TUSA06 Strengthening Participatory Approaches in HIV Prevention with Vulnerable Youth: Exchange of Good Practices, Improvement of Quality and Development of Effective Strategies Time: 24.07.2012, 07:00 - 08:30 Venue: Mini Room 3 Organizer: International HIV youth working group, supported by UNAIDS

  2. Why is it important to have participatory approaches?

  3. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” • What’s the definition of Participation? • Not only “Taking Part”, but also having Ownership • (Power to make choices, Decision-making process) • Whose Ownership? • Target Groups • Service Providers (front line workers) • Participation is aDevelopmental Process and can be realized to varying degrees. Participation/Participatory

  4. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Levels of Participation

  5. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Target-Group-Oriented Interventions as the Foundation

  6. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Process and Phases

  7. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” NeedsAssessment Needs should be determined by external experts, project personnel and the target group

  8. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” J. Leerlooijer (WPF), “Evidence and rights based Planning & Support Tool for SRHR/HIV Prevention Interventions for Young People” Participatory Needs Assessment

  9. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Project Planning

  10. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Project Planning

  11. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Implementation

  12. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Implementation

  13. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Evaluation/Analysis

  14. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Evaluation/Analysis

  15. References: M. T. Wright, M. Block and H Unger, “Participatory Quality Development” Selection of Participatory Methods for quality development

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