1. Kenya’s Youth Today From the 2003 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey

2. There are --- million young people (age 15-24) in Kenya today.

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4. Presentation Outline Picture of Kenya’s youth today Growing up in the shadow of HIV/AIDS What do young people know about HIV/AIDS? Sexual practices Family planning use Marital violence, smoking and alcohol Next Steps

5. Source of Data 2003 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey (KDHS) Fieldwork took place April- Sept. 2003 Number Interviewed Households8,561 Women (age 15-49)8,195 Men (age 15-54)3,578

6. Kenya’s Youth Today

7. Education of Young Women and Men Greater than national average Less than national average 51% 43% 81% 70% 44% 47% 11% 47% Kenya: 53 % Percent of men and women (15-24) who have completed primary school or more

8. Education

9. Employment

10. Growing Up in the Shadow of AIDS

11. HIV Prevalence by Province Greater than national average Less than national average No positive HIV tests 5.3% 4.9% 9.9% 4.9% 5.8% 4.0% <1% 15.1% Kenya: 6.7%

12. HIV Prevalence by Age Age prevalence

13. HIV Prevalence Among Young People (age 15-24) Greater than national average Less than national average No positive HIV tests 3% 2% 4% 3% 1% <1% 9% Kenya: 3.6%

14. HIV Prevalence and Age at First Sex Percent HIV-positive

15. What Do Young People Know About HIV/AIDS?

16. Knowledge of Condoms Percent who know that using condoms prevents transmission of HIV/AIDS

17. Knowledge of Maternal to Child Transmission of HIV/AIDS Percent who know that HIV can be spread during breastfeeding

18. Knowledge Prevention of Maternal to Child Transmission of HIV Percent who know that taking drugs during pregnancy can reduce transmission risks

19. Sexual Practices

20. Sexual Behavior among Youth Women: almost half of young women have sex by the time they turn 18. And more than one in ten (13%) have sex by the time they are 15. Men: Young men start having sex at an earlier age. Sixty percent had sex by age 18, and a quarter had sex by age 15. The good news: Young people are waiting longer to start having sex than they did 5 years ago.

21. Teen Pregnancy and Motherhood Greater than national average Less than national average 31% 27% 20% 15% 29% 15% 29% 21% Kenya: 23% Percent of women age 15-19 who are mothers or pregnant with their first child.

22. Premarital Sex and Condom Use Percent

23. Multiple Sexual Partners Percent of all women and men who had more than 1 sexual partnership in the past year Age

24. HIV Testing Percent of all women and men who have ever been tested and received results Age

25. Use of Family Planning

26. Current Use of Family Planning Percent of all women using a family planning method Age

27. Unmet Need for Family Planning Percent of all women with an unmet need for family planning (either they do not want any more children or want to wait at least 2 years before their next birth but are NOT using a method of family planning) Age

28. Violence, Alcohol and Tobacco

29. Marital Violence Percent of married and divorced/ separated women, age 20-24 who have experienced violence by their most recent or current husband

30. Alcohol and Tobacco Use One in five men age 20-24 smoke cigarettes. Almost one in three men age 20-24 drank alcohol in the month before the survey. Young women drink much less frequently than men; only 4% of 20-24 year old women drank alcohol in the month before the survey.

31. What Does This Mean?