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Joint Symposium: When Evaluation Creates Change: Lessons for the HIV and STI Response

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Tuesday, November 7, 2017
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Bradman Theatrette

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To achieve the goals for the National STI and HIV strategies, programs need to keep adapting to changing circumstances (communities, practices, technologies and policies). This requires us to be able to learn the unexpected from program evaluations. This session will use a series of ‘case studies’ to illustrate where the unexpected or unintended was learned, what this meant for adaptation, and what lessons we may draw for what we need more broadly in the HIV and STI response now and in the future. Each presenter will identify what they learned that was unexpected, what adaptation this required, and what practical insights the broader STI/HIV sector can gain from this process.


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HPV and Young People

4:30 PM - 4:42 PM

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Complex Systems Evaluation of Peer and Community-Led Interventions

4:42 PM - 4:54 PM

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What Ethnography can Reveal: Findings from Research Sexual Health Research in Papua New Guinea

4:54 PM - 5:06 PM

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Attendee140

Using evaluative thinking to move the focus of NGOs from outputs to outcomes

5:06 PM - 5:18 PM

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Attendee952

Tracking progress towards HIV elimination

5:18 PM - 5:30 PM

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Panel Discussion - Key lessons and what this means for the STI/HIV response

5:30 PM - 6:00 PM

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