Using the PLACE Method to Inform Decision Making

How PLACE has been used for HIV surveillance, program monitoring and planning.

February 2013

Discussion led by Dr. Sharon Weir, MEASURE Evaluation, and Professor Peter Figueroa, University of the West Indies, Jamaica

Presentation on the PLACE method and how it has been used for HIV/STI surveillance, behavioral surveillance, program monitoring, size estimation of most-at-risk populations, and program planning.

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Using the PLACE Method to Inform Decision Making

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