The Impact of the African Youth Alliance Program on the Sexual Behavior of Young People in Uganda

The Impact of the African Youth Alliance Program on the Sexual Behavior of Young People in Uganda

Source :

• Studies in Family Planning [ 0039-3665 ] ; 2009-12.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • geographic : Tanzanie, Ouganda.
  • topic : Planification de la famille, Situation de famille, Moyen de communication de masse, Santé génésique.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Adolescent development, African journal, African youth alliance, African youth alliance program, Antiretroviral therapy, Appropriate technology, Average treatment effects, Background characteristics, Balancing property, Behavioral outcomes, Bill melinda gates foundation, Biprobit, Biprobit model, Bivariate probit, Bivariate probit model, Bushenyi district, Causal effects, Clinical services, Comparison area, Comparison areas, Comprehensive multicomponent, Conceptual framework, Condom, Confounders, Consistent condom, Contextual factors, Contraceptive, Coordination mechanisms, Covariate patterns, Crude analysis, Current partner, December, Design effect, Endogeneity, Endogenous, Error term, Exposure, Exposure design, Exposure measure, Family health, Family planning, Female respondents, Field activities, Geographical areas, Gideon rutaremwa, Group comparisons, Health belief model, High exposure, Household head none, Impact estimates, Initiation, Institutional capacity building, Intervention areas, Interventionand subjects, Jane ferguson, January, Jessica posner, John snow, Kampala, Karim, Leslie patykewich, Local capacity, Macro, Male respondents, Marital status, Mass media, Mehryar karim, More activities, Multicomponent, Multicomponent programs, Multiple channels, National campaign, Nations population fund, Negative impact, Nonrandom, Nonrandom program placement, Null impact, Other aspects, Other sites, Other words, Partner reduction, Partnersb condom, Peer education, Peer educators, Percentage distribution, Percentage points, Poorer middle, Poorest quintile, Population council, Positive impact, Postintervention data, Probit, Probit model, Probit models, Program components, Program exposure, Program impact, Program placement, Propensity, Propensity score, Propensity scores, Protective factors, Quintile, Radio programs, Regression models, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive health behavior, Reproductive health outcomes, Reproductive health risk, Research findings, Respondent, Richest education, Sample size, Selection bias, Selfreported exposure design, Sexual activity, Sexual behavior, Sexual behavior outcomes, Sexual behaviors, Sexual initiation, Sexual initiationa, Significant impact, Similar background characteristics, Simple probit model, Simultaneous equations model, Simultaneous equations models, Static group comparison, Static group comparison analysis, Static group comparison design, Study arms, Study design, Study designs, Study respondents, Such programs, Survey respondents, Tanzania, Teen pregnancy, Timothy williams, Uganda, Uganda aids commission secretariat, Unadjusted analysis, Unbiased, Unbiased effect, Unbiased impact, Unexplained variance, Unobserved, Unobserved confounders, Unobserved factors, Various components, Vention comparison, Voluntary counseling, World health organization, Young adult, Young adults, Young females, Young males, Young people, Young ugandans, Young women.
• Teeft :
  • Adolescent development, African journal, African youth alliance, African youth alliance program, Antiretroviral therapy, Appropriate technology, Average treatment effects, Background characteristics, Balancing property, Behavioral outcomes, Bill melinda gates foundation, Biprobit, Biprobit model, Bivariate probit, Bivariate probit model, Bushenyi district, Causal effects, Clinical services, Comparison area, Comparison areas, Comprehensive multicomponent, Conceptual framework, Condom, Confounders, Consistent condom, Contextual factors, Contraceptive, Coordination mechanisms, Covariate patterns, Crude analysis, Current partner, December, Design effect, Endogeneity, Endogenous, Error term, Exposure, Exposure design, Exposure measure, Family health, Family planning, Female respondents, Field activities, Geographical areas, Gideon rutaremwa, Group comparisons, Health belief model, High exposure, Household head none, Impact estimates, Initiation, Institutional capacity building, Intervention areas, Interventionand subjects, Jane ferguson, January, Jessica posner, John snow, Kampala, Karim, Leslie patykewich, Local capacity, Macro, Male respondents, Marital status, Mass media, Mehryar karim, More activities, Multicomponent, Multicomponent programs, Multiple channels, National campaign, Nations population fund, Negative impact, Nonrandom, Nonrandom program placement, Null impact, Other aspects, Other sites, Other words, Partner reduction, Partnersb condom, Peer education, Peer educators, Percentage distribution, Percentage points, Poorer middle, Poorest quintile, Population council, Positive impact, Postintervention data, Probit, Probit model, Probit models, Program components, Program exposure, Program impact, Program placement, Propensity, Propensity score, Propensity scores, Protective factors, Quintile, Radio programs, Regression models, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive health behavior, Reproductive health outcomes, Reproductive health risk, Research findings, Respondent, Richest education, Sample size, Selection bias, Selfreported exposure design, Sexual activity, Sexual behavior, Sexual behavior outcomes, Sexual behaviors, Sexual initiation, Sexual initiationa, Significant impact, Similar background characteristics, Simple probit model, Simultaneous equations model, Simultaneous equations models, Static group comparison, Static group comparison analysis, Static group comparison design, Study arms, Study design, Study designs, Study respondents, Such programs, Survey respondents, Tanzania, Teen pregnancy, Timothy williams, Uganda, Uganda aids commission secretariat, Unadjusted analysis, Unbiased, Unbiased effect, Unbiased impact, Unexplained variance, Unobserved, Unobserved confounders, Unobserved factors, Various components, Vention comparison, Voluntary counseling, World health organization, Young adult, Young adults, Young females, Young males, Young people, Young ugandans, Young women.

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• Ouganda, États-Unis, Éthiopie
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