Uganda (2006): MAP Study Evaluating Access, Coverage, Penetration, and Quality of Coverage: Condoms in Bushenyi, Hoima, Mubende, and Sironko Districts. First Round.

Project MAP (Measuring Access and Performance) was conducted to produce baseline estimates for rural condom coverage, quality of coverage, penetration and access in Mubende, Bushenyi, Sironko and Hoima districts in Uganda, April 2006. It also collected information on willingness to stock condoms. This information was collected prior to the launch of Trust condoms in order to provide benchmarks and monitor performance of the PSI/U rural distribution strategy. MAP aims to increase the coverage, quality, equity of access and efficiency of social marketing product delivery systems in rural areas.Data was collected from four supervision areas: Mubende, Bushenyi, Sironko and Hoima districts. Lot Quality Assurance Sampling technique (LQAS) was used to draw a sample of 19 rural parishes in each district, representing the residential areas of the district. In each parish a census and audit including GIS (geographic information system) mapping of all potential condom outlets was conducted to determine condom coverage, quality of coverage and penetration. Access was computed from GIS data.