World Bank2012-03-192012-03-192009-05-19https://hdl.handle.net/10986/3157This report aims to strengthen the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) aspects of HIV/AIDS components in road projects. Result-based M&E helps decision makers assess whether and how goals are being achieved over time, while at the same time identify problems that need to be tackled. The report assesses the extent of M&E in current HIV/AIDS components in the portfolio of road projects financed by the World Bank. It provides an overview of work to date to identify core indicators for measuring results of HIV and AIDS prevention, specifically focusing on the monitoring of results of transport related activities, proposing a menu of HIV and AIDS indicators and a sample results framework.CC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICESACCESS TO TREATMENTACCESSIBILITYACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROMEADOLESCENT BOYSADOLESCENTSADULT POPULATIONADULT PREVALENCEADULT PREVALENCE RATEAIDS AWARENESSAIDS CASEAIDS CASE REPORTINGAIDS CASESAIDS EPIDEMICAIDS PANDEMICAIDS PATIENTSAIDS PREVENTIONAIDS PROGRAMAIDS PROGRAMSAIDS PROJECTSAIDS-RELATED ILLNESSALCOHOL CONSUMPTIONANAL SEXAWARENESS CAMPAIGNSAWARENESS RAISINGBEHAVIOR CHANGEBEHAVIORAL CHANGEBEHAVIORAL CHANGESBEHAVIORAL SURVEILLANCEBRIDGEBUSCAPACITY BUILDINGCASUAL SEXCHILD DEVELOPMENTCOMMERCIAL SEXCOMMUNITY OUTREACHCONDOMCONDOM AVAILABILITYCONDOM DEMONSTRATIONSCONDOM DISTRIBUTIONCONDOM PROMOTIONCONDOM USECONDOM USE AMONG MENCONSISTENT CONDOM USEDEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVESDISCRIMINATIONDISTRIBUTION OF CONDOMSDRUG USERDRUGSECONOMIC GROWTHEDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIESEPIDEMIOLOGYEXPRESSWAYSFAMILY HEALTHFAMILY MEMBERSFEMALE CONDOMSFEMALE SEX WORKERSFREE CONDOMSFUELGLOBAL ADVOCACYGLOBAL HIV/AIDSHEALTH CAREHEALTH CENTERSHEALTH INITIATIVESHEALTH SECTORHEALTH SYSTEMHIGH RISK BEHAVIORSHIGH RISK GROUPSHIGH-RISK BEHAVIORHIGH-RISK BEHAVIORSHIGH-RISK GROUPSHIGHWAYHIGHWAY AUTHORITYHIGHWAYSHIVHIV INFECTIONHIV INFECTION RATESHIV POSITIVEHIV PREVENTIONHIV PREVENTION INTERVENTIONSHIV TESTINGHIV TRANSMISSIONHIV-AIDSHIV/AIDSHUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUSHUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTHUMAN RIGHTSHUSBANDSILL HEALTHILLNESSESIMMUNODEFICIENCYINFORMATION CENTERSINFORMATION SYSTEMINJECTING DRUG USEINJECTING DRUG USERSJOURNEYLABOR FORCELACK OF KNOWLEDGELEADING CAUSE OF DEATHLEVELS OF CONDOM USELOCAL COMMUNITYLONG-DISTANCELOW PREVALENCEMALE PARTNERSMALE SEXMALE SEX WORKERSMANAGEMENT SYSTEMSMEDICAL COSTSMIGRANTMIGRANT WORKERSMIGRANTSMIGRATIONMILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALSMINISTRIES OF HEALTHMINISTRY OF HEALTHMOBILITYMODE OF TRANSPORTATIONMORTALITYMULTIPLE PARTNERSMULTIPLE SEXUAL PARTNERSNATIONAL AIDSNATIONAL AIDS CONTROLNATIONAL CAPACITYNATIONAL HIGHWAYSNATIONAL LEVELNATIONAL LEVELSNEEDLESNEW INFECTIONSNUMBER OF NEW INFECTIONSNUMBER OF PEOPLEOUTREACH WORKERSPASSENGERSPEER EDUCATIONPEER EDUCATORSPOOR PEOPLEPOPULATION GROUPSPREVALENCE RATESPREVENTION ACTIVITIESPREVENTION EDUCATIONPREVENTION EFFORTSPROGRESSPROSTITUTIONPUBLIC HEALTHPUBLIC WORKSRAILRATE OF CONDOM USERESETTLEMENTRESPECTRISK OF INFECTIONRISK POPULATIONSRISKY BEHAVIORROADROAD DEVELOPMENTROAD NETWORKROAD PROJECTSROAD SECTORROUTEROUTESROUTES OF TRANSMISSIONRURAL COMMUNITIESRURAL POPULATIONSRURAL ROADSRURAL WOMENSAFER SEXSAFETYSERVICE DELIVERYSERVICE PROVIDERSEX INDUSTRYSEX PARTNERSSEX PRACTICESSEX TRADESEX WITH MENSEX WORKSEX WORKERSEXUAL ABUSESEXUAL BEHAVIORSEXUAL BEHAVIORSSEXUAL CONTACTSSEXUAL INTERCOURSESEXUAL PARTNERSSEXUAL PRACTICESSEXUAL RELATIONSSEXUAL TRANSMISSIONSEXUALLY ACTIVESEXUALLY ACTIVE WOMENSOCIAL DEVELOPMENTSOCIAL JUSTICESOCIAL MOBILIZATIONSOCIAL UNRESTSOCIOECONOMIC FACTORSSPOUSESSTATE HIGHWAYSSTATUS OF WOMENSUBSTANCE ABUSESURFACE TRANSPORTSURVEILLANCE DATASUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTTECHNICAL ASSISTANCETOLLTRAFFICTRANSITTRANSMISSIONTRANSPORTTRANSPORT CORRIDORSTRANSPORT INDUSTRYTRANSPORT MODESTRANSPORT OPERATORSTRANSPORT PROJECTSTRANSPORT SECTORTRUCK DRIVERSTRUCKSUNAIDSUNINFECTED PARTNERUNPROTECTED SEXUNSAFE SEXURBAN AREASURBAN POPULATIONURBAN POPULATIONSUSE OF CONDOMSVOLUNTARY COUNSELINGVULNERABILITYVULNERABILITY OF WOMENVULNERABLE CHILDRENVULNERABLE GROUPSVULNERABLE POPULATIONSWORK FORCEWORKFORCEYOUNG ADULTSYOUNG PEOPLEWorld Bank10.1596/3157