Table 2 Sex work characteristics, sexual behaviors, and HIV services among HIV-positive female sex workers at each stage of the conditional 90–90-90 cascade in Juba and Nimule, South Sudan, 2016
Juba | Nimule | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
HIV Positive | HIV-positive aware a | On treatment a | Suppressed viral load | HIV Positive | HIV-positive aware a | On treatment a | Suppressed viral load | |
N = 333 | N = 233 | N = 190 | N = 126 | N = 108 | N = 82 | N = 69 | N = 58 | |
n (%; 95% CI) | n (%; 95% CI) | n (%; 95% CI) | n (%; 95% CI) | n (%; 95% CI) | n (%; 95% CI) | n (%; 95% CI) | n (%; 95% CI) | |
Years selling sex | ||||||||
≤ 2 years | 138 (44.6; 37.9–51.3) | 106 (83.6; 75.8–91.4) | 88 (83.3; 75.0–91.6) | 68 (80.7; 71.6–89.8) | 40 (39.6; 28.8–50.5) | 28 (83.6; 70.1–97.1) | 22 (71.0; 49.2–92.9) | 18 (86.0; 69.3–100.0) |
3–4 years | 88 (25.5; 19.8–31.1) | 67 (83.6; 74.8–92.4) | 49 (72.4; 59.0–85.8) | 26 (57.0; 40.6–73.4) | 32 (27.7; 18.3–37.1) | 25 (93.0; 84.3–100.0) | 22 (91.9; 81.6–100.0) | 19 (90.6; 78.9–100.0) |
≥ 5 years | 96 (29.9; 24.0–35.9) | 55 (72.9; 61.6–84.2) | 48 (88.9; 79.8–97.9) | 29 (62.1; 45.4–78.7) | 36 (32.7; 22.6–42.8) | 29 (100.0) | 25 (80.4; 62.1–98.6) | 21 (82.2; 63.3–100.0) |
Has someone who facilitates meeting clients | ||||||||
Yes | 75 (23.0; 17.5–28.4) | 49 (84.3; 73.3–95.4) | 39 (79.8; 66.8–92.8) | 26 (72.0; 55.1–88.8) | 36 (28.5; 19.2–37.7) | 30 (89.3; 78.6–100.0) | 24 (77.2; 59.6–94.8) | 19 (83.1; 66.0–100.0) |
No | 252 (77.0; 71.6–82.5) | 182 (79.5; 73.4–85.5) | 149 (82.3; 75.6–89.0) | 98 (69.4; 60.7–78.1) | 72 (71.5; 62.3–80.8) | 52 (92.4; 84.9–99.9) | 45 (81.7; 67.7–95.8) | 39 (87.8; 76.6–99.0) |
Number of male clients who gave money, last 6 months | ||||||||
< 5 | 13 (6.1; 2.3–9.9) | 9 (86.3; 60.9–100.0) | 7 (94.7; 86.4–100.0) | 2 (48.2; 4.3–92.0) | 12 (18.5; 7.5–29.5) | 6 (100.0) | 5 (91.8; 74.7–100.0) | 5 (100.0; 90.5–100.0) |
≥ 5 | 188 (93.9; 90.1–97.7) | 125 (76.7; 69.1–84.2) | 104 (84.5; 77.4–91.6) | 71 (71.2; 61.2–81.2) | 45 (81.5; 70.5–92.5) | 37 (97.8; 94.4–100.0) | 32 (81.8; 62.3–98.3) | 29 (90.2; 78.4–100.0) |
Used condoms with all male clients, last 6 months | ||||||||
Yes | 192 (61.2; 54.7–67.6) | 152 (85.0; 79.1–91.0) | 126 (83.5; 76.8–90.2) | 80 (69.5; 60.0–79.0) | 24 (20.6; 12.0–29.3) | 18 (89.0; 75.2–100.0) | 13 (69.8; 45.2–94.4) | 8 (58.0; 23.1–92.9) |
No | 128 (38.8; 32.4–45.3) | 74 (72.2; 62.0–82.5) | 57 (76.7; 64.4–89.0) | 43 (74.0; 60.6–87.3) | 78 (79.4; 70.7–88.0) | 62 (91.6; 84.4–98.8) | 54 (82.0; 69.0–94.9) | 48 (90.5; 81.9–99.2) |
Used condom at last sex act | ||||||||
Yes | 290 (87.9; 83.7–92.2) | 213 (82.4; 77.0–87.6) | 177 (83.7; 77.8–89.6) | 117 (69.5; 61.5–77.5) | 78 (70.5; 60.1–80.9) | 61 (88.7; 80.6–96.9) | 50 (80.0; 67.6–92.3) | 41 (83.1; 71.0–95.3) |
No | 38 (12.1; 7.8–16.3) | 18 (61.9; 39.7–84.0) | 11 (56.2; 28.4–84.1) | 7 (77.5; 54.5–100.0) | 29 (29.5; 19.1–39.9) | 21 (98.9; 96.6–100.0) | 19 (81.1; 57.5–100.0) | 17 (94.2; 82.7–100.0) |
Spoke with peer educator or outreach worker, last 12 months | ||||||||
Yes | 149 (48.1; 41.5–54.8) | 126 (86.4; 79.8–93.1) | 103 (85.0; 78.2–91.8) | 72 (74.4; 64.8–84.1) | 36 (30.2; 20.3–40.1) | 30 (93.3; 85.7–100.0) | 24 (72.8; 51.9–93.7) | 21 (86.1; 70.7–100.0) |
No | 177 (51.9; 45.2–58.5) | 104 (74.3; 66.0–82.6) | 84 (77.3; 67.0–87.6) | 52 (64.0; 51.8–76.1) | 71 (69.8; 59.9–79.7) | 51 (90.2; 81.6–98.8) | 44 (83.9; 71.1–96.7) | 37 (88.6; 77.4–99.8) |
Given free condoms, last 12 months | ||||||||
Yes | 232 (72.7; 67.0–78.3) | 189 (86.3; 81.0–91.6) | 154 (80.8; 74.0–87.6) | 100 (69.5; 60.8–78.1) | 59 (53.0; 42.2–63.9) | 46 (87.4; 77.6–97.2) | 36 (72.9; 56.2–89.5) | 29 (77.4; 61.2–93.7) |
No | 95 (27.3; 21.7–33.0) | 40 (59.7; 46.2–73.1) | 33 (86.2; 75.5–96.9) | 23 (71.4; 54.4–88.4) | 49 (47.0; 36.1–57.8) | 36 (96.6; 90.9–100.0) | 33 (89.1; 76.4–100.0) | 29 (95.5; 88.3–100.0) |