How to evaluate a program focused on women’s HIV protective behaviors?

Glad to hear it.

I appreciate your great response.

To evaluate a program focused on women's HIV protective behaviors, consider the following points:

Knowledge and awareness: Assess changes in women's knowledge and awareness of HIV transmission, prevention methods, and risk factors as a result of the program. Measure improvements in understanding and accurate information about HIV.

Behavior change: Evaluate the program's impact on women's adoption of HIV protective behaviors, such as consistent condom use, regular HIV testing, adherence to pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), and reduction of high-risk behaviors.

Access to resources: Measure improvements in women's access to HIV prevention resources, including the availability of condoms, PrEP services, and information about local testing centers. Assess the program's effectiveness in linking women to relevant healthcare and support services.

Partner communication and negotiation: Evaluate changes in women's ability to communicate with their partners about HIV prevention, negotiate safer sex practices, and advocate for their sexual health. Measure improvements in assertiveness and self-efficacy.

Program satisfaction: Gather feedback from participants regarding their satisfaction with the program, including its relevance, cultural appropriateness, and impact on their HIV-related knowledge, behavior, and empowerment. Assess participants' overall perception of the program's effectiveness in promoting HIV protective behaviors.