session5 Problem Tree Analysis: Social, Cultural, Economic and Religious Dimensions of HIV and AIDS HIV and AIDS Instruction: The group will be divided into four small groups Each group will draw a tree with roots, trunk and branches with leaves and fruits The roots of the tree will represent the causes of the problem that lead people toward HIV and AIDS All of these causes will pass thru the trunk which represents HIV and AIDS The branches, leaves and fruits will represent the consequences ROOT causes of vulnerabilities to HIV infection TRUNK where the HIV and AIDS problem is located HIV and AIDS BRANCHES AND LEAVES and FRUITS positive and negative consequences of the problem EXTERNAL OR VISIBLE RESULTS SICKNESS, DEATH, STIGMA, DISCRIMINATION IMPACT OR CONSEQUENCES OVERWHELMING DEMANDS PLACED ON HEALTH SERVICES, LOSS OF ECONOMIC PRODUCTIVITY, STRESS HIV and AIDS STIGMA/ DISCRIMINATION SICKNESS AND DEATH, POVERTY AND GRIEF FRUIT HIV and AIDS ROOT IGNORANCE UNEMPLOYMENT You ONLY have 20 MINUTES to draw and discuss your problem tree Each group have 5 minutes to present their problem tree Facilitators and other groups may ask questions, suggestions or clarifications Increase Gender inequity Professional/Technical Skill Lost Stigma Lack of Education HIV and AIDS AWARENESS Orphans and Vulnerable Children Family Support/ Support Groups Economic Impact Decline in Human Rights Decline in Life Expectancy Drain on Health resources Deeper Prayer Life Sickness, death, poverty and grief HIV and AIDS Blood Sex Mother-to-Child Unemployment Political/Economic Migration Sexual violence Stigma Peer/Social Pressure Poverty Ignorance Substance Misuse Sex Work /bartering THANK YOU