Promoting healthy behaviors in excluded population: a case study from Argentina
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This panel discussed approaches to communicating health information to disadvantaged communities internationally. A case study presented a HIV/AIDS awareness campaign in Argentina called "Triki Triki" that targeted excluded populations living in shantytowns. The campaign was effective because it used culturally relevant music styles like Cumbia Villera and storytelling to increase HIV/AIDS awareness while overcoming cultural barriers.
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Promoting healthy behaviors in excluded population: a case study from Argentina
- 1. 12th PCST Conference, Florence, Italy Panel: Approaches to Communicating Accurate and Motivating Health Information to Target Disvantaged International Communities April 19, 2012 TRIKI TRIKI Promoting healthy behaviors in excluded population: a case study from Argentina
- 2. Outline Socio- Cultural Behavior HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS Change environment awareness: in & excluded Conclusion Communication Triki Triki Argentina population: (BCC) & Health campaign Shantytown Cumbia
- 3. Behavior Change Communication for Health Behavior Change Communication (BCC) Behavior Change Intervention (BCI) Behavior Change Behavior Change Communication
- 4. Roles of BCC for HIV/AIDS • Create increase knowledge and skills • Stimulate national dialogue • Advocate • Reduce stigma and discrimination • Promote attitude change • Create a demand for information and services and promote services for prevention, care and support
- 5. BCC for HIV/AIDS: step by step 1. Revealing risk factors, risky behaviours driving to HIV transmission 2. Selection of target population (audience) 3. Identification of required behaviour change 4. Message development 5. Selection of message channels and means 6. Conducting preliminary discussions (testing) 7. Interventions
- 6. HIV/AIDS in Argentina, 2007 HIV is primarily a sexually transmitted infection (STI) • Transmission path: 82.5% sexual • In heterosexual 61.5% • 2006: o 1401 AIDS cases registered in Argentina 54% correspond to the Province Buenos Aires 13% correspond to the City of Buenos Aires. o 3700 HIV diagnoses 50% correspond to the Province of Buenos Aires 15% correspond to the City of Buenos Aires
- 7. HIV/AIDS in Argentina, 2007 Proportion of new HIV diagnosed and rates per 100000 persons according to region, Argentina Variation in proportions of age-groups diagnosed with HIV infection by sex – Argentina (2001-2008) Source: www.huesped.org.ar
- 8. Popular music: Cumbia Villera Argentine music: tango, folk, rock nacional and shantytown cumbia “Cumbia Villera: Argentine culture or cheap trash?” (Fleur Hoog Antink, 2008) • Cumbia and Cumbia Villera: history • La Bailanta • Dress code • Language • Gender issue
- 9. HIV/AIDS awareness campaign Target audience Response sought Cultural “barriers” Message Channels
- 10. “Sin Triki Triki, no hay Bang Bang” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia- ZYcnagzs
- 12. Conclusions BBC for HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS in Argentina Socio-Cultural environment Triki Triki: effective campaign Cultural Identity Storytelling
- 13. Any questions? Thank you! Federica Bizzocchi @fedebizzocchi