Primary and secondary outcomes
MP
SECONDARY
The primary outcome of the CRT was self-reported knowledge of HIV status (self-report HIV–positive status or HIV testing in the past 12 months). The denominator was the number of AYP who participated in the survey and reported on their history of HIV testing. The numerator was the number of AYP who self-reported that they were living with HIV or that they had tested HIV–negative in the previous 12 months, and the outcome was the proportion of AYP who knew their HIV status.Secondary outcomes included the following, all measured as proportions: (1) the proportion of adolescent boys and young men (ABYM) who accessed VMMC services since Yathu Yathu was first implemented, among those who were not circumcised prior to implementation of Yathu Yathu; (2) the proportion of individuals who reported using PrEP in the previous 12 months, among those who self-reported they were HIV–negative; (3) the proportion of individuals who reported they were currently on ART, among those who self-reported they were living with HIV; (4) the proportion of AGYW who reported they were currently using a contraceptive method, among those who reported they had a sexual partner in the previous 12 months and that they did not want (more) children or that they wanted to delay having children for 1 to 2 years or that they were unsure about when they wanted to have a child; and (5) the proportion of all AGYW who reported a birth in the last 6 and last 12 months, overall and with restriction to those who reported they had ever had sex.An additional secondary outcome was the coverage of key SRH services, measured using the PPC data. This key secondary outcome, alongside data on reach and services accessed, will be reported in a manuscript lead by MP and AS [