The impact of HIV/AIDS education through formal curriculum and texts in Bangladesh: A study on secondary and higher secondary students

Huda, Md. Nazmul; Ferdous, Afsana

doi:10.29251/ijpph.201831

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“…The findings indicate that majority (52.09 percent) of the respondents were in the middle age category compared to 35.41 percent young and 12.5 percent old. Similar findings were supported by Huda [10].…”

Section: Socio-economic Characteristics Of the Farmerssupporting

confidence: 87%

Farmers Attitude towards Use of Trichocompost

Bagchi

Islam

Riad

et al. 2020

AJAEES

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This purpose of this study was to assess the farmers attitude towards Trichocompost use, to determine and describe the socioeconomic characteristics of the tricho-compost farmers and identify the problems being confronted towards using Trichoderma by the farmers. Data were collected from 66 randomly selected farmers from Kamarpara, Chupinagar Union, Shajahanpur Upazilla and the Vasubihar, Juanpur, Katabaria, Maria, Chalapara, Charpara, Chakpahari, Mirpara, Panai, Birkedar, Ghashuria, Mirzapur, Adamzamur, Chomorpathalia, Khidiehashra, Chowkibari, Chalkjaphu, Majbari project site of water saving project in Bogura district in Bangladesh during January to March 2020. The findings reveal that, majority of the respondents (59 percent) were middle age category and 39 percent respondent were having secondary level education. Most of the respondents were under small family category (45 percent) and majority (64 percent) of them had a small farm size and 78.8 percent of the respondents had high agricultural knowledge. A quarter of them (24 percent) were found into medium income group and 29 percent farmers received short training and two-third majority of the farmers (68 percent) had high knowledge on Trichoderma. As far as their attitude towards tricho-compost was concerned, majority of the farmers were positive towards good soil health condition, easy application, cheap production cost and more effective than traditional compost and found to have a negative attitude towards its adoption as it is untraditional compost.

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Section: Socio-economic Characteristics Of the Farmerssupporting

confidence: 87%

Farmers Attitude towards Use of Trichocompost

Bagchi

Islam

Riad

et al. 2020

AJAEES

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“…Moreover, the program aims to enhance the level of knowledge and awareness among the young generation. The book chapter has been included in the national textbook from Grade VI to XII (Huda & Ferdous, 2018). Hence, it is expected that each year, around 11 million students will receive adequate knowledge regarding HIV/AIDS under this nationwide project.…”

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How to Curb up the HIV/AIDS Prevalence in Bangladesh?

Hira¹,

H²,

Moshiul³

et al. 2021

IJARBSS

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HIV/AIDS epidemic represents an emerging health threat for the whole World. HIV/AIDS occurrence rate In Bangladesh is still below 1percent but eventually is becoming a threat for the nation. However, the absence of sufficient research on HIV in the Bangladesh context motivates this secondary research. The present study discusses the strength, weaknesses, and interventions taken to combat HIV in Bangladesh. Also, it presents the key challenges that can potentially hinder progress in combating HIV. Finding demonstrates that the massive treatment gap is the core concern coupled with a crucial population such as injecting drug users (IDU), transgender is making the situation even worst. In addition, the Rohingya crisis is causing a sharp surge in HIV/Infection. This research aims to provide policymakers with information and suggestions based on existing studies and HIV/AIDS prevention planning.

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The impact of HIV/AIDS education through formal curriculum and texts in Bangladesh: A study on secondary and higher secondary students

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Farmers Attitude towards Use of Trichocompost

Farmers Attitude towards Use of Trichocompost

How to Curb up the HIV/AIDS Prevalence in Bangladesh?

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