HIV/AIDS SOCIAL MULTIMEDIA CAMPAIGNS IN POLAND in the context of HIV tests promotion

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HIV/AIDS SOCIAL MULTIMEDIA CAMPAIGNS IN POLAND in the context of HIV tests promotion

The Republic of Poland has a population of 38.2 million people (2004), of whom 66% live in urban areas. life expectancy at birth 78,9 women, 70.5 men approx. 11% over 65 years fertility rate 1.22; Welcome to Poland infant mortality rate 6.76 adult literacy rate 99% (2000) A substantial increase in commercial sex work and growing unemployment are factors that have contributed to an increase in sexually transmitted infections, including HIV.

HIV and AIDS in Poland from the beginning of the epidemics in 1985 until the end of o February 2004 9298 people living with HIV and AIDS Not less than 5203 infected among IDU users (56%) 1581 AIDS cases 743 cases of deaths due to HIV and AIDS 20-30 000 estimated number of people living with HIV and AIDS (more than 20% are women) 656 HIV infections newly detected in 2004 550 655 new HIV infections registered every year

Main ways of HIV infections in Poland 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 infections due to IDU other ways of infections

HIV infections in Poland by age in years 1985-2003 9% 3% 3% 9% <20 20-29 30-39 25% 52% 40-49 >50 no data

Division of resources for HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention treatment and prevention in Poland 2% 2004 98% 8% 1994 92% treatment prevention

Testing models in Poland - free of charge - anonymous

MULTIMEDIA CAMPAIGNS

With the use of social marketing tools, the Centre provides information about HIV, denies false statements about AIDS, initiates activities that are aimed at changing inappropriate attitude and behavior of Polish society in the context of HIV/AIDS. Multimedia social campaigns have a greatest range and impact on people. Therefore, the Centre has decided to use this form of communication in its implementation of objectives relating to prevention of HIV/AIDS. The first a big scale multimedia campaign was organized in the year 2000. Usually the topic of the campaign is chosen according to the epidemiological data collected during the year. There is always a slogan for the campaign and many elements are used: women s magazines, radio, TV and internet, advertisements on buses and trams, T-shirts, posters, leaflets, pens, carry bags, mugs, red ribbons, etc.

Social, all-polish multimedia campaign addressed to women (2001) Don t give AIDS any chance! Be responsible I CAN ALSO BE unaware that I am HIV-infected

2002 AIDS doesn t choose. You can Target group: adolescents 15-19 years old

In 2002 the prevention activities were addressed to one of the most demanding social groups to adolescents in the age 15-19 years old. This group was chosen because, as seen on one of the previous charts, almost 10% of HIV infections are people younger than 20 years old and 50% of the total of infections are 15-29 years old. The National AIDS Centre, besides organizing the social multimedia campaign, published a multimedia presentation LOVELINE, about HIV/AIDS problem, addressed to young people. It was possible thanks to a collaboration with BZgA from Germany. Another element, was a contest for the best comic books related to HIV/AIDS problem. Also Polish graphic artists took part in this action and created some comics which were published later in an album of comics about HIV/AIDS.

TALK ABOUT AIDS. THE PAST CAN BE DANGEROUS (2003) The latest studies show that risky behaviors in terms of HIV/AIDS are more common for: people aged 25-29 years and 30-39 years, people with secondary or high education, Inhabitants of large cities, people remaining in stable relationships (marriage or informal), people who have had many sexual partners. Result of the campaign: 9% of the target group decided to do the HIV test, 15% decided to do it in the future.

2003 You are with him You are with her You are together TALK ABOUT AIDS

2004 HIV TEST the only way to be sure

I m faithful to my partner, that s why I m sure I m not HIV positive - FALSE I ve had only one partner, so AIDS is not my problem - FALSE I choose my sexual partners carefully, therefore AIDS doesn t worry me - FALSE HIV TEST the only way to be sure - TRUE AIDS problem is not my problem...?

Number of tests done in the testing centres year Negative results Positive results Total results 2001 3388 33 3421 2002 5794 63 5857 2003 9270 96 9366 2004 12 751 120 12 871

Thank you for your attention.

This paper was produced for a meeting organized by Health & Consumer Protection DG and represents the views of its author on the subject. These views have not been adopted or in any way approved by the Commission and should not be relied upon as a statement of the Commission's or Health & Consumer Protection DG's views. The European Commission does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this paper, nor does it accept responsibility for any use made thereof.