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 |  | | Projects |  | South Africa: Policy-oriented synthesis of evidence for AIDS prevention, 2006 |  | South Africa: Beyond victims and villains |  | South Africa: Sexual violence in South Johannesburg, 1997-2000 |  | South Africa: Social Audit of Health Services, Gauteng, 2003-2004 |  | Southern Africa: building capacity for AIDS prevention trials |  | South Africa: ART treatment in Free State Province 2004 |  | South Africa: Sexual violence & HIV/AIDS National Youth Survey, 2001-2004 |  | South Africa: Granny Groups, sexual violence and HIV-AIDS, Eastern Cape, 2006-07 |  | Southern Africa: Homegrown traditional medicines for AIDS, 2005-present |  | South Africa: Local economic development in the Wild Coast, 1997-2007 |  | South Africa: Demonstration Social Audit, Amatole District, Eastern Cape, 2001 |  | South Africa: Gender violence and HIV counseling skills for rural elders in Limpopo province, 2005-6 |  | South Africa: Pilot Social Audit, Northern Province, 2001 |  | South Africa: Community-led introduction of ICTs, 1998 | | Themes |  | Capacity building |  | Local economic development |  | Service delivery surveys |  | Sexual violence |  | Social audits |  | Traditional medicines |  | Appropriate technology |  | Gender |  | Child rights |  | HIV/AIDS |  | Forced sex and HIV/AIDS |  | Education |  | Evaluation |  | Aboriginal health |  | Human rights |  | Corruption | | Methods |  | Mesoanalysis |  | CASCADA |  | Social audits | |
South Africa
Since 1997, CIET has supported South African efforts toward institutional reform and integrity in public services. In Gauteng Province CIET, together with the Southern Metropolitan Local Council (SMLC) of Greater Johannesburg, collected information to assist the Council and other role players, including the police, in designing appropriate interventions to prevent sexual violence.
This in turn expanded into an unprecedented national study on the links between sexual violence and HIV/AIDS risk – a study that includes the views and experiences of over 250 000 school-going youth. One product of this study was the audio programme called Beyond Victims and Villains.
In the Eastern Cape CIET has assessed the impact of a government-sponsored investment programmes on local economic development in the Wild Coast region of the Province over a period of ten years. CIET also participated in community-led telecentre planning in three provinces – the Eastern Cape, Northern Cape and Northern Province. Pilot social audits on communities' views of service delivery by various departments of provincial government were also conducted in Eastern Cape and Northern Province.
In Gauteng Province, which includes Johannesburg, a social audit of government health services in December 2003 helped to strengthen health planning and delivery. Two surveys were also conducted for the Office of the Premier on residents’ knowledge of and views of the premier.
During 2007 faculty members from Witwatersrand University and the University of the Western Cape are participating in CIET's African Development of AIDS Prevention Trial (ADAPT) programme which aims to build on local health capacity to plan, conduct, analyse and use the evidence from large scale, multi-centred AIDS prevention trials in southern Africa.
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