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| | Population, 2009 | 141,800,000 | | | People living with HIV/AIDS, 2009 | 980,000 | | | Women (aged 15+) with HIV/AIDS, 2009 | 480,000 | | | Children with HIV/AIDS, 2009 | nd | | | Adult HIV prevalence (%), 2009 | 1.0 | | | AIDS deaths, 2009 | nd | | | |
nd = No data
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Population Reference Bureau &
UNAIDS |
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These pages will be updated regularly. To suggest a document for inclusion on this page, please send an email to hivinsite@ucsf.edu. | |
| | | HIV/AIDS-Specific Country Profiles | | |  | PEPFAR Country Profile
A summary of the activities of the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) in selected countries. | |
| | UNAIDS Country Profile
A brief summary of national socioeconomic conditions in the context of the HIV epidemic, and information (where available) on UNAIDS' country-level activities. | |
| | UNAIDS 2008 Country Progress Report
Reports progress made in implementing the UN
Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS. The report includes summary indicator data through the end of 2007. [PDF, 2.02MB] Also available in Russian. | |
| | UNAIDS/WHO Epidemiological Fact Sheet
Statistics on the prevalence and incidence of HIV/AIDS and
other sexually transmitted infections, and discussion of knowledge and behaviors related to HIV transmission. 2008. [PDF, 1 MB] | |
| | Global Fund Country Programs
Discussion of the national epidemic and description of HIV/AIDS
projects supported by the Global Fund, including funding details, planned activities, and expected results. | |
| | USAID HIV/AIDS Country Profile
A description of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in selected countries, the national response, and USAID programs and support. [PDF, 127K]
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| | Health and Development Profiles | | | | CIA World Factbook
Extensive data over a range of fields, including geography, population, government, the economy, the
military, and communications. | |
| | UNICEF Country Tables
Statistics in the areas of population, mortality, general and reproductive health, and education. | |
| | WHO Country Profile
Links to tables containing general health indicators, country profiles on specific diseases, and selected health-related
documents. Also in Spanish and French. | |
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| | Guidelines and Best Practices | | |
| | Surveys and Assessments | | |
| | Policy Reports and Papers | | |
| | Journal Articles | | |
| | Online Books and Chapters | | |
| | Provider Education and Training | | |
| | Program Management Materials | | |
| | Patient and Community Education | | |
| | National Organizations | | | | Governmental | | |
| | Nongovernmental | | | | AIDS Foundation East-West
Aims to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS in the Newly Independent States of the former Soviet Union. Site provides up-to-date HIV/AIDS
information in Russian and English for an audience of health professionals, policy makers, officials, and non-governmental organizations. | |
| | Transatlantic Partners Against AIDS (TPAA)
TPAA's mission is to effect policy outcomes and undertake related initiatives that will enable Russia, Ukraine, and
neighboring countries to be more effective in the global fight against AIDS. In English and Russian. | |
| | AIDS in Russia
Site that answers FAQs and provides information on treatment and prevention of HIV.
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| | International Organizations | | | | HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN)
HPTN is a worldwide collaborative clinical trials network that develops and tests the safety and efficacy of primarily non-vaccine interventions designed to prevent the transmission of HIV | |
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| | HIV/AIDS Web Sites | | | | Avert.org- AIDS in the Russian Federation, Ukraine, and Belarus
Based in the UK, AVERT provides HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment services in
countries with a high, or rapidly growing rate of infection. Site discusses national epidemic, features HIV/AIDS statistics, youth information, and numerous other resources. | |
| | Stop AIDS
Stop AIDS is a media campaign to combat HIV/AIDS through the media of television and radio programming, print editorial content, consumer products
placement, an extensive interactive internet campaign, and free print and online information resources. In Russian. | |
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