session5 Problem Tree Analysis:

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session5Problem Tree Analysis

• Social, Cultural, Economic and Religious
  Dimensions of
• HIV and AIDS

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HIV and AIDS
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Instruction

• The group will be divided into four small groups
• Each group will draw a tree with roots, trunk and
  branches with leaves and fruits
• The roots of the tree will represent the causes
  of the problem that lead people toward HIV and
  AIDS
• All of these causes will pass thru the trunk
  which represents HIV and AIDS
• The branches, leaves and fruits will represent
  the consequences

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ROOT causes of vulnerabilities to HIV infection
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TRUNK where the HIV and AIDS problem is located
HIV and AIDS
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BRANCHES AND LEAVES and FRUITS
positive and negative consequences of the problem

• EXTERNAL OR VISIBLE RESULTS
• SICKNESS, DEATH, STIGMA, DISCRIMINATION
• IMPACT OR CONSEQUENCES
• OVERWHELMING DEMANDS PLACED ON HEALTH SERVICES,
  LOSS OF ECONOMIC PRODUCTIVITY, STRESS

HIV and AIDS
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STIGMA/ DISCRIMINATION SICKNESS AND
DEATH, POVERTY AND GRIEF
FRUIT
HIV and AIDS
ROOT
IGNORANCE
UNEMPLOYMENT
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You ONLY have 20 MINUTES to draw and discuss
your problem tree
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• Each group have 5 minutes to present their
  problem tree
• Facilitators and other groups may ask questions,
  suggestions or clarifications

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Increase Gender inequity
Lack of Education
HIV and AIDS AWARENESS
Professional/Technical Skill Lost
Stigma
Orphans and Vulnerable Children
Family Support/ Support Groups
Economic Impact
Decline in Human Rights
Drain on Health resources
Decline in Life Expectancy
Deeper Prayer Life
Sickness, death, poverty and grief
HIV and AIDS
Blood Sex Mother-to-Child
Ignorance
Unemployment
Political/Economic Migration
Substance Misuse
Sexual violence
Poverty
Stigma
Sex Work /bartering
Peer/Social Pressure
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