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STI-AIDS Education

Research demonstrates that peer education is a powerful method for behavior change. John Snow International has trained more than 400 peer educators in Sexually Transmitted Infections prevention. Most are recruited from high-risk groups including commercial sex workers, homosexual men, men in uniform, and transport workers. Several groups include very high-risk sub-populations such as homosexual commercial sex workers. MOH data shows that condom sales in public clinics increased where the peer educators work. Anecdotal information shows growing demand for quality care. Over the last six months, over 8,000 Malagasy have been reached personally and many more in group settings.

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Last Updated on: July 19, 2004