Thailand (2006): HIV/AIDS TRaC Study among Transgenders in Pattaya Second Round

1) To examine trends in consistent condom use with each partner type and consistent water-based lubricant use along with condoms; 2) To track changes in behavioral determinants (OAM Opportunity, Ability and Motivation) from the baseline segmentation table as well as logical framework indicators 2) To determine whether an association exists between exposure to PSI's interventions and significant changes in behavior and OAM factors found in the monitoring dashboard. Respondent-Driven Sampling (RDS) was used to collect data from 400 transgenders aged 15-35 in Pattaya. To qualify for the study, transgenders must have been living in Pattaya for at least three months and work or socialize in hot zones, which are in North, Central and South Pattaya, at least three nights a week. The self-administered questionnaire covered demographic information, sexual behavior, condom and lubricant use, OAM determinants that were significant in the first survey round, and exposure to PSI's products and interventions. UNIANOVA analysis identified significant trends in behavior, determinants, and the impact of PSI interventions on the significant behavior and determinants.