To browse Academia. One key reason for the less-than-optimal outcome of many programmes is that they fail to resonate with the worldviews and perceived needs and interests of their target groupings, or to take adequate account of the complex social relations into which programmes are inserted Gruber and Caffrey, ; Pfeiffer, In such settings, target communities are seen as passive recipients of prevention, care and treatment services rather than active participants working in partnership with health professionals to improve their health Campbell, Background In the last decade donors and international agencies have become increasingly.
The Framework calls for greater synergy and attention to factors that serve as 'critical enablers' and optimise HIV programmes. In this paper we argue for recognition of informal and indigenous community groups as 'critical enablers' of the HIV response. Methods: This qualitative study was conducted in Matobo district of the Matabeleland South province in Zimbabwe. It draws on 19 individual in-depth interviews and 9 focus group discussions conducted by local researchers in September and October Data was thematically analysed.
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