The Safe Love campaign was a three-year comprehensive HIV prevention behavior change and communication (BCC) initiative implemented between June 2011 and June 2014. The overall goal of the campaign was to contribute to the reduction of new HIV infections in Zambia by addressing key drivers of transmission, mainly low and inconsistent condom use, multiple concurrent partnerships, and low uptake of prevention of mother-to-child transmission services. The campaign also included messages on uptake of voluntary medical male circumcision.
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Zambia Communications Support for Health Safe Love Campaign Outcome Evaluation csvThe datafile is the result of a survey made as part of an outcome evaluation of the Safe Love campaign in Zambia.
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References
| http://www.usaid.gov/opengov/developer/datasets/Safe_Love_Outcome_Evaluation_Report_-_Final_Dec_9.pdf |
| http://www.usaid.gov/opengov/developer/datasets/Final_Safe_Love_Evaluation_Plan_5_23_14.docx |
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