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1 Promoting Adolescent Health in Central Asia Through Sports Implemented by ZdravPlus Quality Primary Health Care Project (Abt Associates) Mary E. Skarie, USAID/CAR

2 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Map of Central Asia

3 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Age of First Sexual Experience

4 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Awareness About Different Methods of Contraception Calendar - 1% Lactation Amenorrea - 1% Cervical cap - 12% Oral contraceptives - 23% Female sterilization - 1% No method - 6% Abstinence - 1% IUD - 16% Female condom -1% Spermicides - 0% Injectables - 0% Condom - 37%

5 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Tobacco use

6 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Drug use

7 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Condom Social Marketing

8 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 School Health

9 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Sports and Health Education

10 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Prevent and mitigate conflict Roots of problem are multicausational  authoritarian governments and repression  unresolved conflicts in border regions  poverty  unemployment  youth with few opportunities at risk for involvement in drug trade, prostitution and participation in violence

11 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Solutions  Increase people's participation in social, political and economic life  Increase positive contacts across borders  Increase emphasis on youth and public education

12 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Project Description Game days across borders focus on healthy recreation and positive competition  Poor isolated schools in border regions the priority  Ages 9-16  Football (soccer) for boys  Volleyball for girls  Select 16-year-olds trained as referees  Teams get new uniforms  Prizes are books about the opposing teams' countries

13 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001

14 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Community Participation  Planning and organization of event  Preparation of playing field  Entertainment at breaks  Distribution of health education materials

15 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001

16 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Results  5 games played across borders with Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan  Ministers of Health, Ambassadors, and Mission Directors have attended events  Orphanage schools participated  Schools benefit by increased government and community assistance  Young people forming friendships across borders

17 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001

18 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001 Future activities  Expansion of Game Days to Tajikistan  Development of health education component, especially on risky behaviors  Development of vocational education component, including computer procurement

19 European NetworkIPPF European Network KAPB Survey 2001


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