1. INTERNATONAL AIDS CONFERENCE 2012 MALE CIRCUMCISION: Are We Making the Cut? MOPDE0106 A comparative analysis of two high-volume male medical circumcision (MMC) operational models with similar service delivery outcomes in different settings within Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal provinces in South Africa: urban Centre for HIV/AIDS Prevention Studies (CHAPS) versus rural-SACTWU Worker Health Program (SWHP) Authors: Nikki Soboil; Jonathan Cockburn - SWHP Dino Rech; Dirk Taljaard - CHAPS

3. DescriptionCHAPSSWHP Capital Expenditure550 000153 000 Salaries & Wages5 135 2223 256 688 Awareness Campaigns163 68026 400 Surgical Kits & Supplies2 774 0001 778 000 Training6 00093 300 Transport & Travel37 084123 646 Operating overheads1 254 416544 631 Cost per 12 000 MMC per annum9 920 4025 975 665 Cost per MMC (South African Rand)R 827R 498 EXPENDITURE VARIANCES

4. GOING FORWARD SWHP Follow-up assessments are low and clients generally only followed up if they live close to clinic or if adverse events occur, further resources required to address this gap and improve follow-up rates CHAPS Saturation of catchment population and expenditure required to reallocate site GENERAL Customise model according to target population needs A combination of the two models currently being used