This report comprehensively summarizes the FHI/AIDSCAP program in Senegal (1993-1997). The report includes a discussion of accomplishments, outcomes, implementation and management issues, as well as a series of lessons learned and recommendations.

Table of Contents

Executive Summary

I. Country Program Description

A. Introduction

B. Country Context

C. Accomplishments and Outcomes

• Page 1
• Page 2
• Page 3 (See Below)
• Page 4

D. Implementation and Management Issues

E. Non-Subproject Highlights

II. Lessons Learned and Recommendations

III. Subproject Highlights

• Page A
• Page B
• Page C
• Page D

IV. Attachments

Glossary of Acronyms

I. Country Program Description (continued)

C. Accomplishments and Outcomes

Project Outcomes

STI Case Management

Table 6: Behavioral Surveillance Survey: Data from Round 1, January 1997 in Dakar, Kaolack, Thies and Ziguinchor

Indicators Grouped by Stages of Change	N	Percentage	Confidence Interval
			lower limit	upper limit
1. Awareness
1.1 - Percentage who know that a person can have HIV without showing symptoms:
Male Secondary Students	444	80.4	–	–
Female Secondary Students	478	78.8	–	–
Male University Students	536	88.8	–	–
Female University Students	427	84.5	–	–
Workers	446	76.9	–	–
CSWs	450	69.3	–	–
1.2 - Percentage who doubt that HIV exists:
Male Secondary Students	444	9	–	–
Female Secondary Students	478	9.2	–	–
Male University Students	536	12.7	–	–
Female University Students	427	7	–	–
Workers	446	8.8	–	–
CSWs	450	6.7	–	–
2. Knowledge
2.1 - Percentage who can cite at least 2 appropriate means of protection against HIV:
Male Secondary Students	444	95	–	–
Female Secondary Students	478	97.7	–	–
Male University Students	536	98	–	–
Female University Students	427	98	–	–
Workers	446	92	–	–
CSWs	450	91.1	–	–
2.2 - Percentage who can easily obtain condoms:
Male Secondary Students	444	87	–	–
Female Secondary Students	478	86	–	–
Male University Students	536	89	–	–
Female University Students	427	85	–	–
Workers	446	93	–	–
CSWs	450	99	–	–
2.3 - Percentage who can cite at least 2 symptoms of an STI (for a male):
Male Secondary Students	444	21.4	–	–
Female Secondary Students	478	13.4	–	–
Male University Students	536	34.4	–	–
Female University Students	427	30.9	–	–
Workers	446	39.4	–	–
CSWs	450	30.7	–	–
2.4 - Percentage who can cite at least 2 symptoms of an STI (for a female):
Male Secondary Students	444	11	–	–
Female Secondary Students	478	16.1	–	–
Male University Students	536	14.2	–	–
Female University Students	427	37	–	–
Workers	446	17.9	–	–
CSWs	450	40.7	–	–
3. Perceptions
3.1 - Percentage who can properly measure their risk of becoming infected and have an appropriate justification:
Male Secondary Students	380	87	–	–
Female Secondary Students	378	93	–	–
Male University Students	452	88	–	–
Female University Students	351	80	–	–
Workers	367	77	–	–
CSWs	331	89	–	–
4. Action
4.1 - Partners
a. Percentage of sexually active:
Male Secondary Students	444	65.8	54.	77.6
Female Secondary Students	477	10.3	1.1	19.5
Male University Students	536	82	–	–
Female University Students	427	21.2	10.	32.2
b. Percentage who had at least 1 non-regular partner in the last 12 months:
Workers	442	27.8	–	–
Male University Students	536	112	–	–
Male Secondary Students	444	10.8	–	–
Workers	446	2.5	–	–
Male University Students	217	1	–	–
c. Percentage who had at least 1 prostitute among partners in the last 12 months:
Workers	446	2.5	–	–
Male University Students	217	1	–	–
4.2 - Condom Use
a. Percentage who used condoms with occasional partner in last sex act:
Workers	124	80.6	70.6	90.6
Male University Students	59	79.9	70.4	89.4
Male Secondary Students	46	67.4	47.0	87.4
b. Percentage who consistently used condoms with occasional partners during last 12 months:
Workers	124	79	69.7	88.3
Male University Students	59	78	68.4	87.6
Male Secondary Students	46	54.3	34.6	74
c. Percentage who used a condom during the last sex act with a regular partner:
Workers	422	24.3	19.1	29.5
Male University Students	201	80.6	71.1	89.5
Female University Students	65	60	30.1	889.9
Male Secondary Students	145	73.1	62.1	84.1
Female Secondary Students	26	65.4	31.8	99
d. Percentage who consistently used condoms with a regular partner during the past 12 months:
Workers	422	17.3	12.6	22
Male University Students	201	75.1	70.5	79.7
Female University Students	65	44.6	16.4	72.2
Male Secondary Students	145	56.6	46.9	66.3
Female Secondary Students	26	50	19.4	80.6
e. Percentage of CSWs who used condoms during the last sex act:
with an old client	297	94.6	–	–
with a new client	441	98	–	–
f. Percentage of CSWs who consistently used condoms during the past 12 months:
with an old client	297	95	–	–
with a new client	441	94	–	–
4.3 - STIs
a. Percentage having reported a STI in the last 12 months:
CSWs	450	19.3	15.7	22.9
Workers	446	9.8	0	–
Male University Students	536	2.1	0.6	3.6
Female University Students	427	1.9	0.1	3.6
b. Percentage having sought treatment from a doctor or hospital for the last episode of STI:
CSWs	100	99	97	100
Workers	44	91	81.5	100
Male University Students	11	83.3	69.1	97.5
Female University Students	8	75	53.9	96.1

 

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