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Nepal (2006): Market Research Omnibus Survey: Clients of Known High Risk Meeting Places in Nepal Round One

Harvard Dataverse (Africa Rice Center, Bioversity International, CCAFS, CIAT, IFPRI, IRRI and WorldFish)

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Title Nepal (2006): Market Research Omnibus Survey: Clients of Known High Risk Meeting Places in Nepal Round One
 
Identifier https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/36C9KW
 
Creator Prakash Dev Pant
 
Publisher Harvard Dataverse
 
Description The purpose of the MROS: Clients Round One was to answer the question: Among the population visiting the known high risk meeting places in Nepal, what are the determinants of consistent condom use in terms of opportunity, ability and motivation? Specifically, the research objectives were to identify and describe one or more target markets of clients of known high risk meeting places in terms of: Risk; Behavior (consistent condom use during paid sex); Behavioral determinants (opportunity, ability and motivational characteristics); Population characteristics; Exposure (to behavior change interventions); Monitor behavior indicators and change in the behavioral determinant scores; Analyze audience'a willingness to pay for the product of interest; To provide follow-up information against which levels and trends of behavioral indicators relating to opportunity, ability, motivation and exposure to social marketing activities may be assessed over time; To ultimately be able to examine the extent to which behavioral trends are the result of PSI/Nepal's efforts (by linking different levels of exposure and the behavior change determinants). The MROS: Clients Round One was conducted in September-October 2005 amongst 950 respondents in known high risk meeting places via a structured questionnaire interview process. The sample was a subset of the MROS: FSWs Round Two sample in known high risk meeting places in Nepal, and the information was collected through a multi-stage cluster process. An MROS: Clients Round One pilot was undertaken in Lalitpur district (area not sampled for main round survey) prior to the main study, with findings being used to conduct reliability analysis and to refine the measur
ement tool for the full study. The study is based on the assumption that geographically, high risk meeting places constitute the priority areas for HIV/AIDS social marketing interventions in Nepal.
 
Subject Quantitative
Cross-sectional
HIV/AIDS
MARPs, FSW
Condom use
BCC