Behavioural Surveillance Survey Bhutan 2008: Technical Report
November 30, 2009

Behavioural Surveillance Survey Bhutan 2008: Technical Report

Based on the principles of Second Generation Surveillance, this first BSS was conducted among population groups considered to be most at risk for HIV in Bhutan.

A systematic surveillance system for HIV and risk behaviours is essential for a country to monitor its prevalence of HIV and the risks of an epidemic as well as trends over time. All available evidence in Bhutan suggests that HIV prevalence is indeed low in the country, but at the same time, risks may be high.

Based on the principles of Second Generation Surveillance, this first BSS was conducted among population groups considered to be most at risk for HIV in Bhutan.

Organizations:

Ministry of Health - Bhutan National AIDS Control Programme (NACP) - Bhutan

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