Community-based prevention leads to an increase in condom use and a reduction in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among men who have sex with men (MSM) and female sex workers (FSW): the Frontiers Prevention Project (FPP) evaluation results

Table 3 Effect of FPP on selected outcome variables for MSM in AP, India*

	Used condom with last male sexual partner		Used condom with last female sexual partner		Sero-positivity for HSV 2		Sero-positivity for syphilis
	Random effects	Fixed effects	Random effects	Fixed effects	Random effects	Fixed effects	Random effects	Fixed effects
FPP = 1	-0.138		0.037		0.658		0.484
Follow-up = 1	1.029	0.908	2.087**	2.268**	-2.154**	-2.012*	-4.092***	-3.798**
*FPP Follow-up**	0.246	0.302	0.605	1.196**	-1.368**	-1.482***	-0.748**	-0.687**
Site average exposure to condom demonstrations	2.778	2.758	-2.321*	-3.481**	4.024**	4.083**	4.912**	4.445**
Site average exposure to peer educators	0.006	0.040	3.052*	4.823**	-1.425	-0.365	-0.684	0.423
Site average access to drop-in centres	-0.636	-0.494	-1.049	-1.966	0.094	-1.125	0.756	-0.461
Age in years	-0.047	-0.047***	-0.134***	-0.134***	0.029***	0.030***	0.059***	0.058
At least 1 of 3 last sexual encounters was commercial = 1	0.114	0.121	-0.4121**	-0.370**	4.63e-06	-0.011	-0.113	-0.118
Had a female sexual partner = 1	0.360	0.379**			-0.166	-0.182	-0.4371***	-0.444***
Constant	1.272		1.799***		-2.722***		-2.261***
N	2 361	2 361	1 510	1 510	2 624	2 624	2 579	2 579

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.05, * p < 0.1. All values from the regressions are the coefficients.

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