Description
Due to the sensitivity and complexity of sexual behaviour change
interventions, the evaluation of these programmes needs to be carefully planned
and executed in order to show an impact. Existing evaluation models are reviewed
in terms of their adaptability to both HIV/AIDS programmes and their use in
developing countries. It is concluded that models are seldom mentioned in the
literature and that possible explanations are that present models are either
too cumbersome, too complicated or simply not suitable for these type of programmes.
A search for a new type of evaluation model is suggested.
