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Bahamas project gains valuable experience.


 In December 1998, JOICFP and the Inter-American Development Bank entered into a contract to implement the Adolescent Reproductive Health Education Project in the Bahamas. Soon thereafter, three experts visited the Bahamas to provide short-term assistance in project development. Chizuko Ikegami, from Positive Living and Community Empowerment in Tokyo, evaluated the current status of HIV infection and responding national prevention activities. She concluded that the project should develop audiovisual material on HIV/AIDS/STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) using music popular with adolescents; expand on the available HIV/AIDS telephone counseling service; and incorporate material prepared by the World Health Organization for use in schools. Shirley Oliver-Miller, from the Margaret Sanger Center International, conducted a training course for project partners using an Experiential Learning Model. The training also involved choosing which existing materials could be adapted for field training in the Bahamas and adapting a prototypical "Christian Family Life Education" resource guide for facilitators. Hiroyuki Tanemoto, a computer consultant, determined which office equipment suppliers in the Bahamas could fulfill project requirements and conducted a computer training course for the project team. These consultations were coordinated by Harumi Kodama, acting JOICFP Coordinator, who also visited Mexico to observe programs there.
