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Preview of PNG Companion Product Condom Distribution Trial Behavioural Change and Education Campaign

20/12/2014

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If you live in Papua New Guinea (PNG) in either Milne Bay or Simbu Province, then don't be surprised to see this poster (to left) displayed in your local trade store in 2015. Designed by Biku Wekere, the poster features Retired 7-time World Kick Boxing Champion Stanley 'Headhunter' Nandex. The poster is part of the Behavioural Education and Change (BCE) products developed in support of the PNG Companion Product Condom Distribution trial officially launched on 25 September 2014 at the Kanawi Conference Room at the PNG National AIDS Council office in Port Moresby. The trial is motivated by the goal of advancing the objective of Universal Access to means of prevention against HIV/AIDS in low and middle-income contexts, and will experiment with the distribution of condoms included in soap packaging to the two provinces of Milne Bay and Simbu. 

The initiative is a form of public private partnership and we are grateful to our many partners for enabling the trial to become a reality. These include the Papua New Guinea National AIDS Council Secretariat (NACS) for a grant enabling project coordination, monitoring and evaluation, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) for supporting the Behavioural Change and Education (BCE) component, the PNG Business Coalition Against HIV and AIDS (BAHA) which is helping with condom logistics, and Colgate Palmolive Pan Pacific, who make the trial possible by providing access to their existing supply chain. The opportunity to  'piggy-back' on Colgate Palmolive's supply chain will enable experimentation with the distribution of condoms directly to the trade-store level of the PNG economy. With distribution commencing early in 2015, condoms (and posters) are expected to hit the first trade stores in Milne Bay Province in the second half of January. 


To view the TV segment also featuring Stanley Nandex, click here.

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