Improved Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Services for Most at Risk Populations in Tete, Mozambique (Tete-MARP)
Provision of a comprehensive package of sexual and reproductive health services
Community outreach through peer educators and educational activities targeting MARP
Structural interventions to empower FSW and advocate for policy changes
Workplace-based and venue-based interventions targeting clients of FSW
Capacity strengthening of organisations supporting FSW
Situational analysis to better understand the needs of FSW and their clients
Evaluation of the impact of the intervention
FSW and their clients receive adequate and effective behaviour change information, education and communication on all aspects of
The management capacity of local governmental and non-governmental partners involved in activities with MARP in Tete is strengthened
The networks and determinants of transactional sex are better understood and the impact and cost-effectiveness of structural interventions on reducing risky sexual behaviour and HIV infection is assessed
Funding agencies
Flemish International Cooperation Agency; United States Agency for International Development; Projecto Carvão Moatize
Partners
International Centre for Reproductive Health (ICRH), Mozambique; Provincial Health Department of Tete, Mozambique; Estamos Juntos Project, Mozambique
Period
October 01, 2010 - September 30, 2015
Project status
Project closed
Team members
Mr. Olivier Degomme
Ms. Marleen Temmerman
Countries
Themes
HIV & AIDS
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
Health system research
Reproductive rights