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Cascade of HIV testing, care and treatment services, 2014–2015

H I V t e s t i n g, c a r e a n d t r e a t m e n t

Figure 1:

Cascade of diagnosis and treatment for people living with HIV

Country Statistics 2015

Population (million)

(a)

Income level

(b)

Life expectancy at birth (male/female)

Fertility rate, total (births per woman)

(d)

Infant mortality rate per 1000 live births

Maternal deaths per 100,000 births

Proportion of births attended by skilled health personnel

(d)

28

Estimated

number of

PLHIV

Number

of people

diagnosed

Number

of people

enrolled

in care

Number

of people

on ART

Number of

people who

obtained

viral load

Number of people

who achieved

viral suppression

(<1000 copies/ml)

39 249

25 885

25 421

10 407

1 198

1 004

39 397

20 307

11 922

5 860

5 249

Figure 2:

Percentage of key populations who received

an HIV test and knew their results in past 12 months

2014

2015

Female

sex workers

Men who have

sex with men

People who

inject drugs

NA

2014

2015

NA

27.9%

Figure 3:

Percentage of PLHIV with first CD4

count less than <200 cells/uL during

enrollement into care

PLHIV

37.2%

46%

43.8%

56%

Estimated

number of

PLHIV

Number

of people

diagnosed

Number

of people

enrolled

in care

Number

of people

on ART

Number of

people who

obtained

viral load

Number of people

who achieved

viral suppression

(<1000 copies/ml)

54%

receiving ART

of diagnosed

11 778

547 466

8 743

8 529

5 640

2 795 2 567

Nepal

Cascade of HIV testing, care and treatment services, 2014–2015

H I V t e s t i n g, c a r e a n d t r e a t m e n t

Figure 1:

Cascade of diagnosis and treatment for people living with HIV

Country Statistics 2015

Population (million)

(a)

Income level

(b)

Life expectancy at birth (male/female)

(c)

Fertility rate, total (births per woman)

Infant mortality rate per 1000 live births

(d)

Maternal deaths per 100,000 births

(d)

Proportion of births attended by skilled health personnel

(e)

Estimated

number of

PLHIV

Number

of people

diagnosed

Number

of people

enrolled

in care

Number

of people

on ART

Number of

people who

obtained

viral load

Number of people

who achieved

viral suppression

(<1000 copies/ml)

24 450

14 947

13 524

Figure 2:

Percentage of key populations who received

an HIV test and knew their results in past 12 months

2014

2015

Female

sex workers

Men who have

sex with men

People who

inject drugs

NA

2014

2015

NA

NA

27.9%

Figure 3:

Percentage of PLHIV with first CD4

count less than <200 cells/uL during

enrollement into care

PLHIV

37.2%

46%

43.8%

56%

Estimated

number of

PLHIV

Number

of people

diagnosed

Number

of people

enrolled

in care

Number

of people

on ART

Number of

people who

obtained

viral load

Number of people

who achieved

viral suppression

(<1000 copies/ml)

40%

receiving ART

of diagnosed

57%

of PLHIV diagnosed

66%

of PLHIV diagnosed

25 449

13 800

651 538

10 533

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P r e v e n t i o n o f m o t h e r- t o - c h i l d t r a n s m i s s i o n

Figure 4:

HIV

testing

among

pregnant

women

Figure 5:

Cascade

of PMTCT

services

T B / H I V c o i n f e c t i o n

Figure 6:

HIV testing among

notified

TB cases

Figure 7:

Cascade of TB/HIV services

Number of

pregnant women diagnosed

with HIV

Number of pregnant

women receiving

ARVs

Number of infants exposed

to HIV

Number of HIV-exposed

infants who received prophylactic ARV

Number of HIV-exposed infants tested

within 2 months

Number of infants diagnosed

with HIV Estimated

number of pregnant women

Number of pregnant

women attending ANC

at least once

Number of pregnant

women tested for HIV

Number of notified TB cases

Number of TB cases tested for HIV

Number of notified TB cases

Number of TB cases tested for HIV

Number of TB cases diagnosed with HIV

Number of people on both ART and TB treatment

Number of TB cases diagnosed with HIV

Number of people on both ART and TB treatment

2014

2015

2014

2015

2014

2015

2014

2015

Number of pregnant

women diagnosed

with HIV

Number of pregnant

women receiving

ARVs

Number of infants exposed

to HIV

Number of HIV-exposed

infants who received prophylactic ARV

Number of HIV-exposed infants tested

within 2 months

Number of infants diagnosed

with HIV Estimated

number of pregnant women

Number of pregnant

women attending ANC

at least once

Number of pregnant

women tested for HIV

761 667 653 815 158 146 761 667 653 815 187 552

162 162 131 127 32 1

145 145 115 114 76 2

34 122 2 389

37 025 3 254

179 133

369 273

(a) WHO country profile

(b) World Bank,https://datahelpdesk.worldbank.org/knowledgebase/articles/906519,accessed 24 October 2016 (c) WHO, World health statistics, 2016

(d) 2016, World population data sheet, http://www.prb.org/pdf16/prb-wpds2016-web-2016.pdf (e) Millennium Development Goals Indicators. United Nations Statistics Division;2014,

http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/SeriesDetail.aspx?srid=570, accessed 26 October 2016

Sources: All data from the databases below unless otherwise stated

- Global AIDS Response Progress Reporting (GARPR) online reporting tool [online database].Geneva:UNAIDS,WHO,UNICEF 2016 - AIDSInfo[website].Geneva: UNAIDS;2016(http://aidsinfo.unaids.org)

- Tuberculosis (TB)[online database].Geneva:WHO;2016 (http://www.who.int/tb/country/data/profiles/en/)

- National Centre for AIDS and STD Control, Nepal

Gambar

Figure 2: Figure 2: Percentage of key populations who received Percentage of key populations who received an HIV test and knew their results in past 12 monthsan HIV test and knew their results in past 12 months
Figure 6: HIV testing among notified TB cases

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