PSI Research & Metrics Staff Profile
Esther Saville
Regional Researcher, Eastern Europe/Central Asia, Research and Metrics
New Delhi, India
Esther comes to PSI from the BBC World Service Trust, where she was a regional research manager for projects in Afghanistan, and across the Middle...
Publications
Kenya (2009): Multiple Concurrent Partnership study, Baseline study among men and women 15-49 years in Kenya. First round. | Published 01.01.09
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Study Type: Tracking Results Continuously (TRaC)
Country: Kenya, East Africa
Author: Mary Ann Seday, Paul Kuria
Publication Year: 2009
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to provide baseline estimates for the PSI/Kenya five-year project, "Concurrent Sexual Partnerships (CSP)". The project intends to create an understanding of how a large number of otherwise unrelated individuals can be connected sexually in a network of concurrent relationships; to demonstrate how the infection of one individual in the network with HIV can result in the rapid transmission of the virus to individuals throughout the network; and to build an appreciation of concurrency as one of the primary behaviors contributing to the high incidence of HIV among relationships previously considered “low risk”.
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Country: Kenya
Health Areas: HIV
Type: TRaC Summary Report
