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Background Couples HIV testing and counseling (CVCT) has been proven to decrease transmission of HIV in discordant couples by two-thirds. In order to achieve a snowball effect and establish CVCT as a social norm, the intervention must reach 15-20% of the target population. Considering demographics in Lusaka, Zambia, approximately 40,000 50,000 couples must be tested together within a few years to establish norms and set the stage for social diffusion.

Trends in uptake of couples voluntary HIV counseling and testing (CVCT) in Lusaka and Southern Province, Zambia