Publications on Female Sex Workers (FSW)

In Cambodia, sentinel surveillance data are used for estimating national HIV prevalence and modeling trends in HIV and AIDS incidence and mortality.

The findings of this report suggest a trend in Bangladesh toward a concentrated HIV epidemic among injecting drug users.

Cambodia is fortunate to have one of the most comprehensive BSS in the world, established in 1997 and repeated annually. The 2001 BSS is the fifth round.

This survey is the first round of the BSS conducted in western to far-western sector of the Mahendra highway route of FHI project area.

This manual provides a set of guidelines for rapidly obtaining the information necessary to begin the development of effective prevention programs for sex workers and their clients.

This survey is the fourth round of the BSS conducted in the highway route of the FHI project area.

This report is a summary of the methodology and findings of the Gujarat HIV Risk Behavioural Surveillance Survey (BSS).

This report is a summary of the methodology and findings of the Kerala HIV Risk Behavioural Surveillance Survey (BSS).

The Behavioral Surveillance Survey (BSS) was introduced in Vietnam in 2000 to compliment the extensive sero-prevalence and passive HIV surveillance systems instituted nationally

The present report details the observations of the national baseline BSS survey among high risk and bridge groups, female sex workers and clients of female sex workers, which was conducted in 32 States and Union Territories of the country.