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National Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding HIV Prevention: Initial Survey Results

This report presents initial findings from a national survey assessing knowledge and attitudes toward HIV among key populations, including Sex Workers (RSW, FLSW) and Men who have Sex with Men (MSM). Key questions included misconceptions about HIV transmission through public toilets and mosquito bites, understanding of condom effectiveness, and personal feelings of risk associated with multiple partners and condom use. The results highlight critical areas where public health interventions are needed to improve knowledge and reduce transmission risk.

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National Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding HIV Prevention: Initial Survey Results

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  1. IHBSS 2009 Initial results(national)

  2. Knowledge on HIV

  3. Can HIV be prevented? Questions nos.: e17 & j16

  4. Sharing of needles? Questions nos.: e23 (for RSW & FLSW) & j22 (for MSM)

  5. Person can get HIV by using public toilet? Questions nos.: e20 (for RSW & FLSW) & j19 (for MSM)

  6. Can a person get HIV from mosquitoes bites? Note: Percentage of respondents who answered “NO” indicating correct knowledge.

  7. Can having sex with only one faithful, uninfected partner reduce the risk of HIV transmission?

  8. Attitude towards HIV

  9. Feel at risk Questions nos.: e25 (for RSW & FLSW) & j24 (for MSM)

  10. Reasons why feel at risk: Many sex partners Questions nos.: e26 (for RSW & FLSW) & j25 (for MSM)

  11. Reasons why feel at risk: Do not use condom Questions nos.: e20 (for RSW & FLSW) & j19 (for MSM)

  12. Condom use

  13. Shown condom Questions nos.: b6 (for RSW & FLSW) & c2 (for MSM)

  14. Condom use last sex Questions nos.: c9 (for RSW & FLSW) & b13 (for MSM)

  15. Didn’t use condom Questions nos.: c14 (for RSW & FLSW) & c6 (for MSM)

  16. Median of number of paying sex partner Questions nos.: c2 and sum of c3 & c4 (for RSW & FLSW) and g5 & f4 (for MSM)

  17. Age at first penetrative sex Questions nos.: c1 (for RSW & FLSW) & b3 (for MSM)

  18. Prevention coverage

  19. Attended a meeting Questions nos.: f3 (for RSW & FLSW) & k3 (for MSM)

  20. Given a condom Questions nos.: f7 (for RSW & FLSW) & k7 (for MSM)

  21. Visited SHC Questions nos.: e13

  22. Indicators and UNGASS target

  23. Can HIV be prevented UNGASS Target 60-70%

  24. Sharing of needles? UNGASS Target 60-70%

  25. Person can get HIV by using public toilet? UNGASS Target 60-70%

  26. Feel at risk UNGASS Target 60-70%

  27. Reasons why feel at risk: Many sex partners UNGASS Target 60-70%

  28. Reasons why feel at risk: Do not use condom UNGASS Target 60-70%

  29. Shown condom UNGASS Target 60-70%

  30. Condom use last sex UNGASS Target 60-70%

  31. Didn’t use condom UNGASS Target 60-70%

  32. Attended a meeting UNGASS Target 60-70%

  33. Given a condom UNGASS Target 60-70%

  34. Visited SHC UNGASS Target 60-70% Questions no.: e13

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