Baseline Research on cross border migration was initiated to understand the drivers of mobility, access to services for migrants at source and destination, and to understand the risk and vulnerabilities associated with migration and HIV and AIDS. The study was conducted using quantitative methods and a separate qualitative study was conducted to enhance and complement the quantitative data.
Authors
Sultana, Dr. Tahmina, Das, Anupam, Sultana, Mirza Manbira, Samuels, Dr. Fiona, Zarazua, Dr. Miguel Nino
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