The Bureau of Epidemiology has developed the Integrated Biological and Behavioral Surveillance system among migrant workers for the first time to understand HIV situation among this population.
The Bureau of Epidemiology has developed the Integrated Biological and Behavioral Surveillance system among migrant workers for the first time to understand HIV situation among this population. It is used as a means to monitor HIV epidemic and to evaluate the program. In 2010, the first round of the surveillance survey was conducted and repeated the second round in 2012.
This report includes the results from both rounds, but the analysis in certain dimensions are yet to be included to yield comprehensiveness of migrant situation, which will be addressed in the next round of surveillance survey.
