Using Intervention Mapping to Promote Gender Equality in Sexual and Reproductive Health among Adolescent Men in South Africa and Lesotho

Description

To expedite impact and reduce costs, existing evidence-based interventions to address global health challenges are increasingly being implemented with new populations and in new contexts. Yet the processes used to optimise adaptation of these interventions for new settings are rarely reported. Reflecting on a project being conducted in collaboration with colleagues at the Institute for Life Course Health Research at Stellenbosch University, Dr Aventin will outline an approach to co-producing adapted versions of an existing UK sexual and reproductive health intervention for use in southern Africa. She will reflect on how Intervention Mapping was used to adapt an intervention that promotes social justice and gender equality, and offer considerations for global health researchers involved in similar work.

Period	24 Feb 2020
Held at	Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Degree of Recognition	International