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Me,My Intimate Partner and HIV: Fijian Self Assessment of Transmission Risk December 2011 The report, “Me, My Intimate Partner, and HIV: Fijian Self Assessments of Transmission Risks” is the fruit of a part-training, part- research project undertaken in 2010. The project’s aim was to strengthen Fiji’s response to HIV and AIDS by collecting and analyzing qualitative data about Fijian perceptions of their risks of HIV transmission and of STIs.
The project interviewed 74 couples, with respondents being interviewed separately and by different researchers so as to protect their confidentiality and anonymity. They belonged to one of six “target groups”: people in sex work; gays and lesbians; Christian pastors; university students; taxi-cab drivers; and healthcare workers. The research team interviewed 20 ”Key Informants,” including expatriates; conducted 14 audiotaped, focus group-interviews; led 74 face-to-face interviews; collected 148 drawings by research participants that depicted ”Me, My Intimate Partner, and HIV” and ”How I Try to Prevent HIV Transmission”; and collected another 222 drawings depicting “Risky Behaviour,” “Risky Person,” and “Risky Setting.”
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Human Development Report 2011 November 2011 Sustainability and Equity: A Better Future for All
Foreword, Acknowledgments and Contents Overview Chapter 1 - Why sustainability and equity? Chapter 2 - Patterns and trends in human development, equity and environmental indicators Chapter 3 - Tracing the effects—understanding the relations Chapter 4 - Positive synergies—winning strategies for the environment, equity and human development Chapter 5 - Rising to the policy challenges Notes and Bibliography Readers Guide Human Development Statistical Tables Technical Notes Name: Human Development Report 2011Size: 3889 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: HDR 2011 Summary Size: 2047 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: HDR Contents Size: 184 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: HDR Overview Size: 154 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: Chapter 1 - Why sustainability and equity? Size: 218 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: Chapter 2 - Patterns and trends in human development, equity and environmental indicators Size: 943 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: Chapter 3 - Tracing the effectsunderstanding the relations Size: 664 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: Chapter 4 - Positive synergieswinning strategies for the environment, equity and human development Size: 240 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: Chapter 5 - Rising to the policy challenges Size: 387 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: Notes and Bibliography Size: 232 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: Readers Guide Size: 67 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: Human Development Statistical Tables Size: 613 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD Name: Technical Notes Size: 419 KB Click here to DOWNLOAD |
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Secret Lives...Other Voices August 2011 Secret Lives, Other voices .... A Community Based Study Exploring Male-to-Male Sex, Gender Identity and HIV Transmision Risk in Fiji provides baseline data to address the gap in information regarding social and sexual behaviours of men who have sex with men and transgender persons and how the behaviours relate to STI/HIV risk and access HIV prevention services. This study will contribute to ongoing national and regional efforts to respond more effectively to MSM/TG issues and inform development of targeted programming for these groups. The study resulted from an AIDS Task Force of Fiji project funded by a competitive grant from the HIV and AIDs Thematic trust Fund of the United Nations Development Programme.
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Pasifika Focus Vol 6 Issue 3 October 2010 Read this issue of the newsletter to learn more about:
1) How partnerships are put to work in PNG to help achieve the MDGs; 2) What delinquency is amongst microfinance borrowers;
3) Actions being taken to address resource based conflicts in Fiji;
4) Pacific Islands’ work on anti corruption
5) An AYAD’s experience of working in the area of Knowledge management;
and much more
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