Reducing Alcohol-Related HIV Risk in Katutura, Namibia: Results from a Multi-Level Intervention
AIDSTAR-One conducted a 3-year demonstration project in Namibia to reduce heavy drinking and risky sexual behavior among bar patrons in a low-income neighborhood on the outskirts of Namibia's capital, Windhoek. This report describes how the intervention was implemented, monitored, and evaluated, and reports the final assessment results. It also offers key recommendations for future research and programming.
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Executive Summary (PDF, 274 KB)
Background (PDF, 226 KB)
Objectives (PDF, 235 KB)
Intervention Design and Implementation (PDF, 265 KB)
Methods for Monitoring and Evaluation (PDF, 267 KB)
Findings (PDF, 357 KB)
Limitations (PDF, 228 KB)
Discussion and Recommendations (PDF, 223 KB)
References (PDF, 232 KB)
Appendix A: Project Timeline (PDF, 262 KB)
Appendix B: Alcohol Traders Training and Mentoring Guide (PDF, 333 KB)
Appendix C: Community Mobilizations Manual (PDF, 1.5 MB)
Appendix D: Endline Survey (PDF, 252 KB)
Appendix E: Monitoring Forms (PDF, 248 KB)
Appendix F: Key Outcomes (PDF, 260 KB)
Appendix G: Results of the Pre-Post Trend Analysis (PDF, 277 KB)
Appendix H: Results of the Pre-Post Trend Analysis: Partner-by-Partner Data (PDF, 115 KB)
Appendix I: Results of the Program Exposure Analysis (PDF, 257 KB)
Appendix J: Results of the Program Exposure Analysis: Partner-by-Partner Data (PDF, 247 KB)
