Table 4. Proposed generic outcome indicators for HCT.

Objective: To promote uptake of HCT
Generic anticipated outcomes	Generic outcome indicators	Sources	Notes
Improved knowledge of benefits associated with taking an HIV test	Percentage of participants who identify benefits associated with taking an HIV test	This study	Data to be collected through surveys using questions associated with uptake of HCT Pre & post for intervention group If possible have a control group and do pre & post Indicators should be disaggregated by gender and age
Positive attitude towards uptake of HCT	Percentage of participants reporting willing to go for an HIV test	Carter (2006) Farrar and Math (2010) Grassroot Soccer (2014)
Increased uptake of HCT services	Percentage of participants graduated from sport-based HIV/AIDS awareness programme tested for HIV and receive/know their result	Grassroot Soccer (2014)	Data to be collected from the Department of Health (DOH) HCT forms that are normally used by testing NGOs, clinics and other testing centres A short surveys can be used during testing campaigns/events asking if a person have ever tested for HIV. This will assist to determine percentage of those who tested for HIV for the first time The DOH HCT forms has a question asking if someone is getting tested for the first time Indicators should be disaggregated by gender and age The HCT data can be compared from the current and the previous years (and targets could be set)
	Percentage of participants graduated from sport-based HIV/AIDS awareness programme first ever tested for HIV	This study
	Percentage of participants tested for HIV at sport events and receive/know their result
	Percentage of participants tested for HIV at sport events first ever tested for HIV at sport events