Cover -- Contents -- Tables, Figures, and Boxes -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Links between HIV and Transport -- 1.2 Context -- 1.3 The Objectives of the Technical Assistance -- 1.4 The Objective of this Case Study -- 2 Overview of Approach -- 2.1 The Longbai Expressway -- 2.2 Prior Experiences and Lessons -- 2.3 Methodology -- 2.4 Overview of Framework on HIV Prevention for Transport -- 2.5 Key Results and Issues -- 3 Implementing the Framework: The Guangxi Case -- 3.1 Preparatory Steps -- 3.2 Implementing the Program -- 3.3 Working with Communities and Entertainment Sites -- 4 Adaptation and Expansion -- 4.1 What Can Be Replicated? -- 4.2 Adapting to Different Contexts: The Program in Yunnan Province -- 4.3 Adapting the Proposed Approaches Outside the People's Republic of China: Mongolia -- 4.4 Outstanding Issues -- 4.5 Building on the Experiences and Lessons -- Tables -- 1 Proportion of Workers Able to Accurately Name Three Modes of HIV Transmission -- 2 Monitoring of HIV Prevention Work in Longbai Expressway: Section 10 -- 3 HIV Prevention Team Training Content -- 4 HIV/AIDS Work Plan Table of Section 9 of Longbai Expressway -- 5 Form for Monitoring Monthly Work of Site Field Educator -- 6 Comparison of Results of Site Monitoring and Evaluation of Longbai Expressway -- Figures -- 1 Chart of HIV Prevention Sector of Section 10 of Longbai Expressway -- 2 HIV Prevention Baseline Knowledge Levels -- Boxes -- 1 Recommended Practice: Other Contractors Can Make the Best Advocates -- 2 Recommended Practice: Training of HIV Prevention Teams Requires Specialist Outside Expertise -- 3 Recommended Practice: Including a Focus on Other Sexually Transmitted Infections -- 4 Recommended Practice: Standardizing the Induction Training-Induction DVD -- 5 Recommended Practice: Timing of Interventions.

6 Recommended Practice: Not Just Condoms-Piloting Mobile Voluntary Counseling and Testing.