How to Create and Effective Communication Project

Risk Factors2. Biological risk factors are risks that exist because of thebiology of the human body.Mark all the risks associated with the biology of the humanbody that affect people in your community:❑ High STD infection rates❑ Women (more vulnerable to HIV infection from sex with aninfected partner than men.)❑ Age (Children under 18, especially girls)❑ Lack of circumcision in men❑ Circumcision of females❑ Other __________________________3. Societal risk factors are social conditions that increase therisk of exposure to HIV.Mark all the societal risk factors that exist in yourcommunity:❑ Migration (short or long term)❑ Refugees/Displacement❑ Traveling or working away from home❑ Sexual expectations (e.g. sex to prove manhood or fertility)❑ Poverty❑ Illiteracy (e.g. no access to health care information)❑ Lack of employment opportunities❑ Gender discrimination❑ Sexual abuse❑ Other __________________________How to Create an Effective Communication Project7