An Input Evaluation of Workplace HIV/AIDS IEC Programmes in Botswana - Umunnakwe, Anselm Chukwumah Rex
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HIV/AIDS has become a social and workplace issue. If the world has to be reed of the pandemic, the workplace and its stakeholders have roles to play. However, organisations have not accorded the evaluation of their workplace HIV/AIDS programmes its rightful place. Many organisations that would like to evaluate their programmes lack the benchmark on which to base their evaluation. This book aimed at providing the missing link for workplace evaluation with special bias to inputs evaluation. It covered workplace HIV/AIDS programmes/strategies, human, material and technological resources necessary…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
HIV/AIDS has become a social and workplace issue. If the world has to be reed of the pandemic, the workplace and its stakeholders have roles to play. However, organisations have not accorded the evaluation of their workplace HIV/AIDS programmes its rightful place. Many organisations that would like to evaluate their programmes lack the benchmark on which to base their evaluation. This book aimed at providing the missing link for workplace evaluation with special bias to inputs evaluation. It covered workplace HIV/AIDS programmes/strategies, human, material and technological resources necessary and target groups. This book is a must read for all workplace managers/executives, all cadres of employees of organisations as well as stakeholders. It is highly recommended for promoters of HIV/AIDS information, communication and education,and especially for researchers in the area of health programme evaluation. It is recommended for government agencies in-charge of supervision for workplace HIV/AIDS programmes implementation and managements of business organisations.
Autorenporträt
El autor es licenciado y doctor en Biblioteconomía y Documentación por la Universidad de Botsuana. Es bibliotecario colegiado y miembro registrado de la Asociación Nigeriana de Bibliotecarios. Está casado y tiene tres hijos y dos hijas.