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Concerns Of Water Scarcity And Water Quality Among Two Andean Communities In Peru, Kelsey Anne Anderson
Concerns Of Water Scarcity And Water Quality Among Two Andean Communities In Peru, Kelsey Anne Anderson
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
This thesis sought to explore the perceptions and experiences of Andean women regarding water quality, water scarcity, and health among two communities in Carhuaz province of Ancash, Peru. Household surveys (n=25), semi-structured interviews (n=10), unstructured interviews (n=2), and participant observation were conducted with local women to investigate their concerns and perceptions of water and health. An additional two unstructured interviews were conducted with a local water authority and doctor in order gain another perspective on the issues of water security and health.
The pressure of a changing climate and of a problematic water governance system in Andean Peru create an …
Factors Associated With Married Women’S Support Of Male Circumcision For Hiv Prevention In Uganda: A Population Based Cross–Sectional Study, Komi Mati, Korede K. Adegoke, Hamisu M. Salihu
Factors Associated With Married Women’S Support Of Male Circumcision For Hiv Prevention In Uganda: A Population Based Cross–Sectional Study, Komi Mati, Korede K. Adegoke, Hamisu M. Salihu
Epidemiology and Biostatistics Faculty Publications
Background: Despite the protective effect of male circumcision (MC) against HIV in men, the acceptance of voluntary MC in priority countries for MC scale – up such as Uganda remains limited. This study examined the role of women’s sociodemographic characteristics, knowledge of HIV and sexual bargaining power as determinants of women’s support of male circumcision (MC).
Methods: Data from the Uganda AIDS Indicator Survey, 2011 were analyzed (n = 4,874). Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses with random intercept were conducted to identify factors that influence women ’ ssupport of MC.
Results: Overall, 67.0 % (n = 3,276) …