Question

What was the focus area of the Red Ribbon Express campaign?

• A. Maternal and child health
• B. Immunisation
• C. HIV/AIDS
• D. Promotion of Literacy
• A. To reduce stigma and discrimination against people with AIDS
• B. To provide an umbrella of health services related to nutrition and care only to youth
• C. To enhance knowledge of people about preventive measures, health habits, and lifestyle
• D. To spread awareness regarding primary prevention services
• A. National AIDS Co-operative Organisation
• B. National Alliance Control Organisation
• C. National AIDS Co-ordinate Organisation
• D. National AIDS Control Organisation
• A. 5
• B. 7
• C. 8
• D. 10
• A. Use of educational material on HIV/AIDS; interactive touch screens and 3-D models
• B. Counselling services by doctors
• C. Use of community radio
• D. Use of IEC activities such as folk songs and dances

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

The Red Ribbon Express (RRE) campaign was primarily focused on HIV/AIDS awareness, aiming to spread information on prevention, reduce stigma, and provide health education. The campaign addressed HIV/AIDS prevention, HIV-TB co-infection, and included activities like folk performances and counselling sessions to raise awareness across various regions of India.

Answer 2

The Red Ribbon Express initiative focused on raising awareness about HIV/AIDS, reducing stigma, educating on preventive measures, and promoting healthy lifestyles across all demographics. Its services were not limited to youth, nor was its focus solely on nutrition and care. Instead, the initiative aimed to reach a broad audience with information and support on HIV/AIDS prevention.

Answer 3

NACO stands for the National AIDS Control Organisation, an organization in India responsible for overseeing HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness programs. It plays a key role in implementing national policies and initiatives to combat HIV/AIDS.

Answer 4

The Red Ribbon Express was equipped with 7 coaches, each serving different functions such as providing educational materials, interactive displays, and medical facilities. These coaches were designed to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS and offer counselling and treatment services.

Answer 5

The Red Ribbon Express (RRE) campaign used various strategies such as educational materials, interactive touch screens, 3-D models, counselling services by doctors, and Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) activities like folk songs and dances to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS. However, the use of community radio was not listed as part of the RRE campaign strategies.