Zambia Sexual Behaviour Survey 2003

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Year: 2004

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The 2003 Zambia Sexual Behavior Study (ZSBS) is the third in an ongoing series of surveys designed to monitor the effectiveness of HIV-reduction programs. The main objective of the 2003 ZSBS was to obtain national estimates of key indicators for the National HIV/AIDS/STD program monitoring process, including indicators on HIV/AIDS-related knowledge, attitudes, and sexual and health-seeking behaviors.

Filed under: Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) , Condoms , HIV/AIDS

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Zambia Sexual Behaviour Survey 2003

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