SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

• Hawkins K, NL Price & F Mussá (2007). Milking the cow: Young women’s constructions of identity, power and risk in transactional age-asymmetric sexual relationships in Maputo, Mozambique. Global Public Health
• Price NL & K Hawkins (2007) A conceptual framework for the social analysis of reproductive health. Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition, 25:1, 24-36
• Price NL & K Hawkins (2005) The peer ethnographic method for health research: Theoretical and methodological reflections. In J Holland & J Campbell (eds) Methods in Development Research: Combining Quantitative & Qualitative Approaches. London: Intermediate Technology Group Publications. pp149-162.
• Price NL & K Hawkins (2002) Researching sexual and reproductive behaviour: A peer ethnographic approach. Social Science & Medicine 55:8, 1327-1338.
• Price NL & K Hawkins (2001) Young people’s sexual and reproductive health: Towards a framework for action. In Tremayne S (ed) Managing Reproductive Life: Cross-Cultural Themes in Sexuality and Fertility. Oxford: Berghahn, pp194-220.
• Hawkins K & NL Price (2001) From international policy to local reality: women’s reproductive health strategies in El Alto, Bolivia. In Tremayne S (ed) Managing Reproductive Life: Cross-Cultural Themes in Sexuality & Fertility. Oxford: Berghahn, pp52-70.
• Hawkins K and NL Price (2000). The Social Context of Sexual and Reproductive Health: A Framework For Social  Analysis Centre For Development Studies, University of Wales, Swansea.
• Hawkins K (1996) Resources in Social Development Practice Vol. 1. Participatory Design and Monitoring of Reproductive Health Projects. Centre for Development Studies Swansea.
• Hawkins K (1994) Reaching Young People: Ingredients of Effective Programs. In G. Sen, A Germain and L. Chen (eds) Population Policies Reconsidered, Health, Empowerment and Rights. Harvard Series on Population and International Health, Harvard School of Public Health.

CONSULTANCY EXPERIENCE

• Aug - Sept 2006: PEER Team Leader, Evidence Based Participatory Design of Intervention for Out-of-School Female Youth. Society for Family Health, Nigeria. The PEER component provided the qualitative evidence base for the design of a behaviour change intervention. Following data analysis a ‘concept development’ process was facilitated with senior programme staff to ensure that the evidence base led into the design of a BCC intervention.
• Feb - March 2006: PEER Team Leader, CARISMA/PSI, Dominican Republic. The objective of the PEER component is to provide the Social Marketing Organisation with an in-depth understanding of behaviour and attitudes of a specific risk group (to be identified by the programme) and an evidence based strategy to improve its behaviour change interventions.
• Jun – Sept 2005: PEER Team Leader, PSI India. Capacity building of PSI India in the PEER method and its adaptation to Indian context. Undertake PEER research among truckers and auto-rickshaw rivers to inform design of communications and behaviour change strategy.
• January-March 2005: PEER Team Leader, PSI Rwanda. Capacity building of PSI Rwanda in the PEER method and its adaptation to Rwanda context. Undertake PEER research among sex-workers and young people on the Uganda-Rwanda border, to inform design of communications and behaviour change strategy.
• September-November 2004: PEER Team Leader, PSI Mozambique. Capacity building of PSI staff in the utilisation and adaptation of the PEER method to the Mozambique context. Undertook PEER research among young women in Maputo who are engaged in transactional cross-generational sex. The research provided new insights into how young women engaged in transactional sex  perceive their social identity and negotiate risk behaviour. The findings will feed into the design of communications spots and interpersonal communications strategies aimed at reducing cross-generational transactional sex.
• August 2004: Key Informant Monitoring, Nepal Safer Motherhood Programme. Documentation of the adaptation of PEER method by NSMP to the Nepal context, and its implementation as a monitoring and voice and accountability tool.
• June 2004: PEER Training: HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Centre, Cuba. In-depth training courses in Havana and Matanzas provinces. Training policy-makers, service providers and programme implementers in the PEER method. Design of PEER research among men who have sex with men.
• June 2004: Technical Consultant Developing guidance note on a rights-based approach to reducing maternal mortality. DFID.
• Nov 2003 - March 2004: HIV Specialist for DFID Health Resource Centre Technical specialist inputs in to developing DFID policy on treatment and care for HIV/AIDS.  
• Oct 2003: DFID, Nicaragua and El Salvador. Team leader for OPR of DFID supported reproductive health programmes.
• May 2003: Population Services International, Myanmar Technical Assistance to PSI Cambodia on social research, monitoring and development of their behaviour change communication strategy. Developing a qualitative peer research programme focusing on sex workers and their clients.  
• March 2003: Multi-Donor Evaluation of the Contribution of IPPF and UNFPA to Addressing the Reproductive Health Needs and Rights of Young People Since ICPD. Development of evaluation method and team member for evaluation of Tanzania Programme 
• Sept-Nov 2002: DFID India, Team Leader, Evaluation of targeted interventions for HIV/AIDS prevention in Andhra Pradesh and Kerala
• March 2002: DFID, Zambia, Social Development Consultant. Design of DFID Support to Multi-sector HIV/AIDS Control in Zambia
• January 2002: Population Services International, Cambodia. Technical Assistance to PSI Cambodia on social research, monitoring and development of their behaviour change communication strategy. Developing a research programme focusing on sex workers and their clients.   
• August-September 2001: Department for International Development-JSI, Social Development Consultant, Social appraisal of MRC research programme: development of microbicides for HIV prevention. Special attention to issues of access.
• July – September 2001: International Planned Parenthood Federation/Options, Team Leader. Led evaluation of multi-country adolescent sexual and reproductive health programme.  Developed methodology, undertook country evaluations of Guyana and Trinidad & Tobago, wrote synthesis report.
• Dec 2000 – Jan 2001: Department for International Development, India, Senior Social Development Consultant. Design of DFID support to the Second National AIDS Control Programme (NACP2).
• Oct-Nov 2000: Department for International Development, Bolivia, Health Consultant. Review of the reproductive health sector and GoB policy and institutional framework.
• Sept 2000: UNAIDS, India, Social Development Consultant. Development of proposal to DFID for further development of community led responses to HIV/AIDS.
• April 2000: Department for International Development, India, Social Development Consultant.  Community led-responses to HIV/AIDS. Documentation and analysis of lessons learned from the Partners for Sexual Health Project.
• January 2000: CARE, Zambia, Co-Principle Researcher. Finalising tool for participatory appraisal and monitoring of sexual and reproductive health programmes, including examination of barriers to access.
• November 1999: Department for International Development, India, Social Development Consultant. Design team for National Highways HIV prevention project for DFID.
• March and October 1999: CARE, Zambia, Co-Principle Researcher. Developing a tool for participatory appraisal and monitoring of demand, access and quality of sexual and reproductive health interventions. 
• 1999: Department for International Development, Technical Adviser on Sexual Health. Development of the DFID Strategy on HIV/AIDS. Consultancy inputs into the Africa Partnership Against HIV/AIDS.
• 1999: Options Consultancy Services, Social Development Technical Adviser
• 1999: Department for International Development, Co-Principle Researcher. DFID/CDS programme developing tools and guidelines to assist civil society organisations to achieve sustainable improvements in the sexual and reproductive health of poor people. 
• November 1998: Options Consultancy Services/Department for International Development, Nepal, Technical Adviser. Review and documentation of the increasing access strategy of the Nepal safer motherhood project.
• May 1998: Department for International Development, Bolivia  Social Development Adviser. Health and population strategy development mission.
• February-July 1998: Department for International Development, Co-Principle Researcher. Design of a peer ethnographic tool for appraisal and monitoring of sexual and reproductive health interventions.
• 1998: Options Consultancy Services/ Health and Population Department, DFID. Development of a guide to lessons and best practice in promoting young people’s sexual and reproductive health.
• March 1997: Options Consultancy Services/ODA, Zimbabwe. Strengthening and expanding the Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council's CBD Programme.
• September 1996: European Commission, Bolivia and Caribbean. Review of MCH budget line.
• July 1996: European Commission, Kenya, Tanzania, Zimbabwe. Review of MCH Budget Line.
• March - April 1996: Options Consultancy Services/ODA, Bolivia. Design of Reproductive Health Project with Government of Bolivia.
• 1996: ODA. Development of Tools and Methods for the Participatory Design and Monitoring of Reproductive Health Projects.  For ODA.
• November 1995: Options Consultancy Services/ODA, Pakistan. Technical assistance to the Family Planning Association of Pakistan in the development of a participatory monitoring system and MIS.
• October 1995: ODA NGO Unit, Kenya and Ethiopia. Review of DFID/JFS funded NGO projects.
• September 1995: ODA, Kenya. Social appraisal for design of HIV/STI prevention and care project.
• November 1994: Options Consultancy Services/ODA, Kenya. Monitoring of client perspectives for the evaluation of the Kenya Family Planning Services Project.
• August 1994: Options Consultancy Services/ODA, Bolivia. Assessment of Reproductive Health and development of strategy.
• March 1994: IPPF, Pakistan. Technical support to the IPPF International Programme Advisory Panel and the Family Planning Association of Pakistan on Quality of Care.
• February 1994: Planned Parenthood Association of Ghana, Ghana. Training of family planning workers in rapid appraisal techniques. Participatory design of adolescent reproductive health programme.
• March 1993: IPPF, Ghana. Research and technical support for the meeting of the IPPF International Programme Advisory Panel and the Planned Parenthood Association of Ghana on adolescent reproductive health.
• 1993: NORAD/DANIDA/SIDA, Norway. Resource person for workshop on adolescent sexual and reproductive health. Presented paper on lessons learned from programme evaluations and assisted in the formulation of an initial strategy for NORAD/DANIDA/SIDA support to adolescent reproductive health programmes in sub-Saharan Africa. 
• August 1992: German Government, Berlin. Resource person and member of steering committee for seminar/workshop to develop strategy for support from German government to adolescent reproductive health programmes in sub-Saharan Africa.
• May 1992: IPPF, Ethiopia. Evaluation of the Comic Relief funded youth programme of the Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia.
• November 1991: IPPF, Gambia. Evaluation of male participation in family planning programmes in sub-Saharan Africa.
• September 1991: IPPF and GTZ, Zimbabwe. Resource person and member of steering committee for international conference on Community Based Services, organised by IPPF and GTZ. Developed conference agenda and background papers. Facilitated workshop sessions. Provided synthesis of conference recommendations and final report. 
• August 1991: IPPF, Kenya. Evaluation of the youth programme of the Family Planning Association of Kenya.
• July 1991: IPPF, GTZ and the Centre Internationale de L’Enfance, Paris. Member of steering committee and resource person for international conference on young people's sexual and reproductive health. Presentation on strategies for reaching young people in Latin America. Editor of publication of workshop papers and presentations.
• June 1991: IPPF, Colombia. Review of PROFAMILIA youth programme in Bogota.
• June 1991: Family Planning Association, Panama. Review of multi-service youth centre of the Family Planning Association of Panama.
• June 1991: IPPF, Guatemala. Review of APROFAM multi-service youth centre; Guatemala City.
• June 1991: IPPF, Mexico. Review of "gente joven" peer education programme of MEXFAM.