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This document discusses PSI India's efforts to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic in India through its Operation Lighthouse program. It operated in 12 major port communities across India from 2001-2006, focusing on at-risk groups like port workers, truck drivers, and sex workers. The program aimed to increase condom use and safe sex practices through public health campaigns, sex worker empowerment, and addressing misconceptions about HIV transmission. Research found issues like poor risk assessment, beliefs that HIV+ people appear ill, and negative attitudes towards condoms. The mass media campaign sought to build empathy, change social norms, and motivate testing, but may not be fully successful due to cultural challenges.
This document discusses PSI India's efforts to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic in India through its Operation Lighthouse program. It operated in 12 major port communities across India from 2001-2006, focusing on at-risk groups like port workers, truck drivers, and sex workers. The program aimed to increase condom use and safe sex practices through public health campaigns, sex worker empowerment, and addressing misconceptions about HIV transmission. Research found issues like poor risk assessment, beliefs that HIV+ people appear ill, and negative attitudes towards condoms. The mass media campaign sought to build empathy, change social norms, and motivate testing, but may not be fully successful due to cultural challenges.
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This document discusses PSI India's efforts to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic in India through its Operation Lighthouse program. It operated in 12 major port communities across India from 2001-2006, focusing on at-risk groups like port workers, truck drivers, and sex workers. The program aimed to increase condom use and safe sex practices through public health campaigns, sex worker empowerment, and addressing misconceptions about HIV transmission. Research found issues like poor risk assessment, beliefs that HIV+ people appear ill, and negative attitudes towards condoms. The mass media campaign sought to build empathy, change social norms, and motivate testing, but may not be fully successful due to cultural challenges.
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DEFICIENCY SYNDROME AIDS is caused by HIV VIRUS. HIV Human Immune Virus particularly caused by #%#'#&$ irst discovered in1981, in Los Angeles, New York, in Homosexual men. SYMPTOMS OBSERVED It was seen that men had a unusual type oI lung disease called Pneumocystis carinii. A rare skin cancer called aposis sarcomas. A severe reduction in a type oI cell in the blood that is an important part oI the immune system. In 1983, this disease was recognized by United States, rance, and was named as AIDS, caused by HIV VIRUS Introduction PSI Stands or Population Service International NonproIit NGO. Washington based ounded in 1970. Business like approach to non proIit projects amily planning(reducing unplanned and unwanted pregnancies). nIV |n Ind|a lndla ls home Lo Lhe Lhlrd largesL number of Plv lnfecLed people ln Lhe world LsLlmaLed 33 Lo 4 mllllon PlvposlLlve people 80 per cenL of Plv cases ln lndla have been aLLrlbuLed Lo heLerosexual encounLers Plghrlsk groups lncludlng commerclal sex workers men who have sex wlLh men (MSM) and ln[ecLlng drug users as well as Lruck drlvers and mlgranL workers 9roblem ln lndla MlsconcepLlons regardlng Plv/AluS Lransmlsslon CulLural problems Lack of funds 9eople are noL ready Lo use condoms ulfferenL languages at|onL|ght nous Received Iunding Irom USAID in 2001 Ior Iive years to develop and implement programs across India aimed at reducing the spread oI HIV/AIDS. Operation Lighthouse (OPL), was conducted in 12 major port communities across India: Chennai, Goa, Haldia, Kandla, Kochi, Kolkata, Mangalore, Mumbai, Paradip, Tuticorin, Vashi, and Vishakhapatnam. Surrounding communities were the chosen Iocus oI the program. ormal and inIormal port workers, truck drivers and their helpers, migrant workers, Iishermen, day laborers and others. Cont.... Develop public health campaigns that successIully engaged with at-risk individuals and personalized the risks Ior the individuals. Work had Iocused on educating and empowering the 6,000 to 10,000 commercial sex workers operating in the red light district. MoLlvaLe Lhe cllenLs of sex workers Lo pracLlce safe sex across Lhe clLy Objectives(OLH) Increased use oI condoms. Decrease in no. oI set acts with non regular partners. Increase correct STI diagnosis & treatment Increase in no. oI outlets providing condoms and other AIDS related products and services. Talk Irankly and intelligently about HIV/AIDS Policy and perspective shiIts towards prevention, care and support Irom port management. Research indings Misconceptions surrounding HIV transmission. Poor personal risk assessment Men believed that while commercial sex workers were at high risk oI contracting HIV, the men who patronized them were not. BelieI that individuals inIected with HIV would appear outwardly ill One-third oI men who visited commercial sex workers were unaware that a healthy looking, asymptomatic individual could potentially be HIV- positive. A strong relationship between alcohol consumption and high-risk behavior. Negative attitudes towards condom use. Segmentation Demographic Men between the ages oI 18 and 40, and those at highest risk Ior HIV inIection (such as men who were clients oI sex workers) Socioeconomic Men belonging to lower socioeconomic groups, particularly truck drivers eographic Men living in Mumbai, where India`s urban HIV epidemic is centered. Communication Strategy Use oI mass media. Targeted male migrant workers(18years to 34 years), men visiting brothels. Lowe Lintas, Chitra Leo Burnett & Ogilvy and Mather are selected . Goals oI mass media Attitudinal goal ( empathy through identical real liIe situations) Change social norms (start discussions about HIV/AIDS related) Behavioral change( Motivate people to access HIV/AIDS help line and VCT services) Will Bablbir Pasha Iight AIDS NOT SURE THAT THE MASS MEDIA WILL BE A SUCCESUL CAMPAIGN THE MASSS MEDIA WILL ALSO RESULT IN CULTURAL PROBLEMS.