Replication data for: Cambodia (2006): MAP Study Evaluating Coverage and Quality of Coverage of PSI Condoms, Lubricant, and Hormonal Contraceptives in Urban and Rural Areas. Second Round.

Project Measuring Access and Performance (MAP) aims to determine the coverage and quality of coverage of PSI's HIV and birth spacing products. There are specific research objectives for this project: 1) Determine the coverage and quality of coverage of PSI's HIV and birth spacing products in rural and urban areas, Phnomh Penh, military bases and urban brothels, 2) Identify PSI HIV and birth spacing product market penetration in traditional and non-traditional outlets in Phnomh Penh and urban areas 3) Identify HIV product market penetration among high risk non-traditional outlets, including karaoke bars, massage parlors, beer gardens, guesthouses, and brothels in Phnomh Pen, and 4) Understand equity and inequity of access to HIV products among high risk populations. If further attempts to improve the efficiency of social marketing product and service delivery systems and use results to increase the coverage and quality of HIV and birth spacing products among the general population. In 2006, four types of supervision areas were included in this study: rural villages, urban communes, Phnomh Penh sangkats, and military camps.