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Julie Archer
Associate Researcher
Washington, DC

Julie Archer focuses on building internal capacity to understand and use DALYs and other health metrics, coordinates the Interdepartmental Metrics...

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Swaziland (2008): TRaC Study Evaluating Behavior Change in Abstinence, Condom Use, Partner Reduction, and Voluntary Counseling and Testing among males and females (15-24 years). Round One. | 10.09.09

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2008-swaziland_trac_yth_cdm_vct_smrs.pdf (216.68 KB)

Study Type: Tracking Results Continuously (TRaC)

Country, Region: Swaziland, Southern Africa

Publication Year: 2008

Author: Panganai F Makadzange

Abstract: In 2008 Population Services International (PSI) Swaziland conducted a household survey designed to investigate the following behaviors: abstinence, condom use, partner reduction, and voluntary counseling and testing uptake among males and females aged 15-24. The main objective of the study is to measure the behavioural impact of PSI’s VCT and condom interventions with the intention of generating programmatic recommendations to guide future marketing and communication campaigns.

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Country: Swaziland, Africa - Southern
Health Areas: HIV
Type: TRaC Summary Report