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Replication data for: Botswana (2007): MAP Study Evaluating Coverage and Quality of Coverage of Lovers Plus Condoms Second Round

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healthcare

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dataset
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GamMop
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PSIPSI
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The purpose of the 2007 MAP (Measuring Access and Performance) survey in Botswana was to provide evidence for social marketing decision making. The data gathered through the 2007 MAP survey are presented in PSI research Dashboard and Performance Review formats. The PSI dashboard is a set of standardized tables for segmenting populations, monitoring trends on key population and service delivery indicators, and evaluating program effectiveness. The survey findings are based on a total of 560 outlets spread across the 95 EAs selected throughout the country. Out of all outlets, 41.8% were found to have Lovers Plus condoms. 57.7% of the outlets which stock Lovers Plus condoms were in the urban areas while 42.3% were in the rural areas. In line with the coverage results, Maun sales region had the highest proportion of outlets which stock Lovers Plus condoms, 49.4%, followed by Gaborone sales region with 49%. The Central sales region had the lowest proportion of outlets which stock Lovers plus condoms, 35.1%.

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DUTCHHIVMAPLQASProvidersGeneral populationCondomsCondom useBCC

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