This report highlights the findings from the 2004 National Knowledge, Attitudes, Behaviours and Practices (KABP) survey conducted as part of an evaluation of intervention activities conducted on behalf of the National HIV/STI Control Programme in Jamaica. These findings represent a tracking of changes over the 2000 period. The evaluation measures the effectiveness of prevention activities on knowledge, attitudes which support or hinder appropriate safe sex practices, as well as actual behaviour. It looks in detail at HIV/AIDS knowledge and risk perception, sexual activity and condom use.
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