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 4 Effect of FPP on selected outcome variables for FSW in AP, India

	Used condom with last sexual client		Used condom with last sexual regular 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	0.135		-0.187		0.737**		0.673
Follow-up = 1	2.519**	2.212**	1.774**	2.079*	-1.725**	-2.248***	-2.324***	-2.450***
*FPP Follow-up**	0.569	0.554	1.091**	1.104**	-0.490*	-0.623**	-0.894***	-0.948***
Site average exposure to condom demonstrations	-1.304	4.826	3.011	7.551**	-1.708	-1.150	-7.350***	-7.560***
Site average exposure to peer educators	-1.304	-2.287	-3.247	-8.088**	1.955	1.891	6.548***	6.871***
Site average access to drop-in centres	-2.002**	-1.863**	-0.231	-0.112	1.745**	2.077***	3.814***	3.932***
Age in years	-0.029*	-0.032*	0.024	0.023	0.038**	0.035**	0.025**	0.024**
Age of first commercial sex	-0.028	-0.022	-0.021	-0.023	-0.049**	-0.044**	-0.008	-0.007
Constant	2.348***		-3.097***		-2.019***		-0.880**
N	3 329	3 084	2 091	2 091	3 603	3 579	3 516	3 516

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

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