World Bank2013-02-272013-02-272009-04https://hdl.handle.net/10986/12554This publication presents a protocol to be used when implementing the Quality, Relevance and Comprehensiveness of Impact Mitigation Services (QIMS) Survey in Swaziland. It also serves as a supervision tool for the National Emergency Council on HIV and AIDS (NERCHA) to oversee implementation of the QIMS Survey. The protocol was initially written for the Pilot+ Survey field test of the draft QIMS questionnaire, and revised to reflect lessons learned. The protocol guides the management, methodology and procedures for the periodic QIMS and production of a report on the survey findings. Section 1 of the report describes the design of the protocol, the background of impact mitigation in Swaziland, and the rationale and objectives for the QIMS. Section 2 describes how to manage a QIMS survey. Section 3 lays out the procedures for start-up, field planning, survey, and sampling design. Section 4 describes the procedures for ethical approval, training, and questionnaire finalization. Section 5 describes the field preparations and implementation for the survey. Section 6 tells how the data was entered, validated, and cleaned up. Section 7 presents data analysis, report preparation, and disseminating and using the QIMS resultsen-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO SERVICESACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROMEAGEDAIDS IMPACTBACK-UPBASIC NEEDSBLOOD PRODUCTSBRAINBUSINESS ASSOCIATIONSBUSINESSESCANCERSCAREGIVERSCELL COUNTCERTIFICATESCHRONIC ILLNESSCOLLECTION ACTIVITIESCOMMUNITIESCOMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTCONSISTENT USE OF CONDOMSCONTACT INFORMATIONCONTROL SYSTEMCONTROL SYSTEMSCULTURAL PRACTICEDATA ANALYSISDATA ENTRYDATA SECURITYDAY-TO-DAY MANAGEMENTDEMOGRAPHIC IMPACTSDESCRIPTIONDIETDISABILITYDISCRIMINATIONDISEASEDISEASE CONTROLDISEASE OUTBREAKDISSEMINATIONDRUG THERAPYDRUGSE-MAILECONOMIC CLIMATEECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTECONOMIC STATUSEFFECTIVE PREVENTIONELDERLYELECTRONIC DATAELECTRONIC FORMEMERGENCY RESPONSEEMOTIONAL SUPPORTENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONEPIDEMICEPIDEMICSEQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITYFAMILY HEALTHFAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONALFAMILY MEMBERSFEMALEFEMALESFOOD INSECURITYFOOD SECURITYFUNGAL INFECTIONSGENDERGENDER EQUALITYGENDER INEQUALITYGENDER ROLESGLOBAL HIV/AIDSHARD COPYHEALTH CAREHEALTH CARE PROVIDERSHIVHIV ANTIBODIESHIV INFECTIONHIV POSITIVEHIV TRANSMISSIONHIV/AIDSHOMELESS PEOPLEHOMESHOSPITALHUMAN DEVELOPMENTHUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUSHUMAN RIGHTSHUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONSIDENTIFICATION INFORMATIONILLNESSILLNESSESIMMUNE SYSTEMIMMUNE SYSTEMSIMMUNODEFICIENCYIMPLEMENTATION PLANIMPLEMENTATION PROCESSINCOME INEQUALITYINFORMATION SECURITYINNOVATIONSINSTITUTIONAL CAPACITYINTERFACEINTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICEINTERVENTIONINTERVENTIONSLEGAL FRAMEWORKLEGAL PROTECTIONSLEGAL SUPPORTLEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORKLIFE EXPECTANCYLOCAL AUTHORITIESMATERIALMEDICAL TREATMENTMILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALSMINISTRY OF HEALTHMISSING VALUESNATIONAL AIDSNATIONAL POLICYNEGATIVE EFFECTSNETWORKSNUCLEOSIDE REVERSENUMBER OF CHILDRENNUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDSNUMBER OF PEOPLENUMBER OF PERSONSNUTRITIONOPINION LEADERSOPPORTUNISTIC ILLNESSOPPORTUNISTIC ILLNESSESOPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONSORPHANORPHANSPANDEMICPARTICULAR COUNTRYPERMANENT DISABILITIESPERSONS IN NEEDPHONEPLAN OF ACTIONPNEUMONIAPREMATURE DEATHPREVALENCEPREVALENCE RATEPRIMARY SCHOOLPROCUREMENTPROGRESSPROJECT MANAGEMENTPROTEASE INHIBITORSPROTOCOLPROTOCOLSPSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORTPUBLIC SERVICESQUALITY ASSURANCEQUALITY CONTROLQUALITY OF LIFEQUALITY OF SERVICESQUERIESQUERYREFUGEEREFUGEE POPULATIONSRELIABILITYRESPECTRESULTRESULTSRISK OF EXPOSURERISK OF TRANSMISSIONSAFER SEXSAFETYSAFETY NETSAFETY NETSSCHOOL ENROLMENTSECURITY MANAGEMENTSERVICE PROVISIONSEXSEX WORKERSSEXUAL CONTACTSEXUAL PARTNERSSHELTERSOCIAL SCIENCESSOCIAL SECURITYSOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEMSOCIAL WELFARESUPERVISIONSYMPTOMSTHERAPYTRADE UNIONSTRAINING MATERIALSTRAINING SESSIONTRANSLATIONUNAIDSURBAN AREASUSERUSERSUSESVULNERABILITYVULNERABLE CHILDRENVULNERABLE GROUPSVULNERABLE POPULATIONSWOMANWORKING HOURSYOUNG PEOPLEWorld Bank10.1596/12554