Building Health, Social, and Economic Capabilities among Adolescents Threatened by HIV and AIDS...

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Kelly Hallman, Kasthuri Govender, Eva Roca, Cecilia Calderon, Emmanuel Mbatha, Mike Rogan, and Hannah Taboada Population Council, Isihlangu HDA, University of KwaZulu-Natal \ Using mixed methods to study the relationship between reproductive health and poverty: Lessons from the field A methods workshop, PovPov Research Network November 4-5, 2010, London Building economic, health and social capabilities among adolescents threatened by HIV and AIDS The Siyakha Nentsha (“Building with Young People”) program in KwaZulu-Natal

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  • 1. Building economic, health and social capabilities among adolescents threatened by HIV and AIDSThe Siyakha Nentsha(Building with Young People) program in KwaZulu-Natal
    Kelly Hallman, Kasthuri Govender, Eva Roca, Cecilia Calderon,
    Emmanuel Mbatha, Mike Rogan, and Hannah Taboada
    Population Council, Isihlangu HDA, University of KwaZulu-Natal

    Using mixed methods to study the relationship between
    reproductive health and poverty: Lessons from the field
    A methods workshop, PovPov Research Network
    November 4-5, 2010, London
  • 2. Mixed methods at each stage
    Planning
    Program design
    Program implementation
    Measurement of outcomes
  • 3. Strategic planning -Mixed methodsto learn
    • Which adolescents vulnerable
    - Identify highest concentrations of vulnerable by gender, age & geography (quant w mapping)
    • Whetherat-risk adolescents reached by youth initiatives (IDIs w programmes)
    • 4. What components missing from existing programs (IDIs w programmes)
    • 5. How to reach/target a programme