Reports from PEER projects
Dominican Republic 2009. Sexual debut, relationships and condom use among young people aged 15-19 years in the bateyes of Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic, 2006. Results of a Baseline PEER Study for the Design of the Social Marketing Intervention for HIV Prevention in the Bateyes
Ethiopia, 2008. Ethiopian Women’s Perspectives on Reproductive Health: Results from a PEER Study in the Guraghe Zone
Guatemala, 2008. Bajo el Poncho – Pillow Talk: Relationships and Sexuality among Indigenous Peoples in Guatemala
India, 2005. On the Road: Identity, sexuality, and risk among truckers in Mumbai and auto rickshaw drivers in Vizag, Andhra Pradesh: India
Malawi, 2006. PEER Research into Female Perspectives on Access to Voluntary Counselling and Testing
Mexico, 2009. Lifestyles, Identities, and ‘Pura Porqueria’ Understanding factors related to obesity and overweight among young people in Toluca, Estado de México
Mozambique, 2005. ‘Milking the Cow’ Young women’s constructions of identity, gender, power and risk in transactional and cross-generational sexual relationships: Maputo, Mozambique
Myanmar, 2003. Peer Ethnographic Research with Sex-Workers and Male Students in Yangon
Nepal, 2003-2010. Key Informant Monitoring within the Support to Safe Motherhood Programme: Baseline Development
Nigeria, 2006. Mpape Girls: Narrative Data From Peer Study For Pilot Intervention For Out-Of School Female Youth In Mpape, Abuja, Nigeria
Rwanda, 2007. Learning from Prisoners. Understanding risk to prevent HIV infection among prisoners and the wider community. A case study of Kimironko prison in Kigali, Rwanda
Rwanda, 2005. Making the Transition: From Good Girl to Good Wife. Young women and sex-workers’ narratives on social life, sexuality, and risk: Byumba, Rwanda
UK, 2010 Understanding East London’s Somali Communities: A study conducted for the East London Alliance
UK, 2009 FGM is always with us: Experiences, Perceptions and Beliefs of Women Affected by Female Genital Mutilation in London
Yemen, 2006 Separate worlds, shared lives: Married women and men talk about their reproductive life cycle, health and family planning. The implications for contraceptive social marketing programmes targeting low-income groups
About the PEER methodology
Journal articles featuring PEER
Researching sexual and reproductive behaviour: a peer ethnographic approach Social Science & Medicine 55 (2002) 1325–1336
