Vietnam (2013): TRaC behavioral survey among female sex workers and female sex workers who inject drugs in 7 provinces of Vietnam. Round 3.

Abstract

The 2012 SW & SW-IDU Behavioral Survey is the third and final round of this survey conducted by the USAID Social Marketing for HIV Prevention Project with USAID/PEPFAR support. Research objectives include to monitor changes in risk reduction behaviors and factors associated with key behavioral indicators over time, as outlined in PMEP, to evaluate correlation between project coverage and changes in key PMEP behavioral and determinant indicators, to provide data/evidence to support the Low Dead S pace (LDS) syringe SM pilot, and to inform total market approach programming. Study respondents were recruited through RDS to facilitate reach of hidden SWs. A structured questionnaire was used, estimated to take 30-45 minutes to complete for each participan