Uganda – Behavior Change Impact

Vu, L.,Burnett-Zieman, B.,Banura, C.,Okal, J.,Elang, M.,Ampwera, R.,Caswell, G.,Amanyire, D.,Alesi, J.,Yam, E. (2017). Increasing Uptake of HIV, Sexually Transmitted Infection, and Family Planning Services, and Reducing HIV-Related Risk Behaviors Among Youth Living With HIV in Uganda J Adolesc Health, 60(2s2), S22-s28

October 12, 2020/in Older female adolescents (15-24), Older male adolescents (15-24) Outreach Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making Uganda Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy/by Nancy Reyes

Stern, E.,Pascoe, L.,Shand, T.,Richmond, S. (2015). Lessons learned from engaging men in sexual and reproductive health as clients, partners and advocates of change in the Hoima district of Uganda Cult Health Sex, 17 Suppl 2(#issue#), S190-205

October 12, 2020/in Adult men, Health providers, Leaders and policy makers Advocacy, Community engagement, Counseling, Mass media, Print materials, Sex education Distant relational agency, Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making, SRH collective action, SRH Leadership Uganda Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Karim, A. M.,Williams, T.,Patykewich, L.,Ali, D.,Colvin, C. E.,Posner, J.,Rutaremwa, G. (2009). The impact of the African Youth Alliance program on the sexual behavior of young people in Uganda Stud Fam Plann, 40(4), 289-306

October 12, 2020/in Young female adolescents (10-14), Older female adolescents (15-24), Young male adolescents (10-14), Older male adolescents (15-24) Advocacy, Community engagement, Mass media, Outreach Distant relational agency, Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making Uganda Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Lutalo, Tom,Kigozi, Godfrey,Kimera, Edward,Serwadda, David,Wawer, Maria J.,Zabin, Laurie Schwab,Gray, Ronald H. (2010). A randomized community trial of enhanced family planning outreach in Rakai, Uganda Studies in Family Planning, 41(1), 55-60

October 12, 2020/in Adult men, Adult women, Older female adolescents (15-24), Older male adolescents (15-24), Leaders and policy makers Counseling, Outreach, Performance channels, Print materials Individual agency SRH decision making Uganda Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Gupta, Neeru,Katende, Charles,Bessinger, Ruth (2003). Associations of mass media exposure with family planning attitudes and practices in Uganda Studies in Family Planning, 34(1), 19-31

October 12, 2020/in Adult men, Adult women Community engagement, Mass media, Performance channels, Print materials Individual agency SRH decision making Uganda Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming, Long term: Lower unmet need for FP/by Nancy Reyes