Annex 8.

HIV and AIDS statistics, by WHO and UNICEF regions, 2010 a

Adults and children Children (0–14 years)

living with HIV living with HIV

Global 34 000 000 3 400 000

[31 600 000–35 200 000] [3 000 000–3 800 000]
WHO regions
African Region 22 900 000 3 100 000
[21 700 000–24 200 000] [2 800 000–3 500 000]
Region of the Americas 3 000 000 58 000
[2 600 000–3 500 000] [44 000–74 000]
Eastern Mediterranean Region 560 000 42 000
[410 000–790 000] [28 000–57 000]
European Region 2 300 000 19 000
[2 100 000–2 500 000] [15 000–25 000]
South-East Asia Region 3 500 000 140 000
[3 000 000–3 900 000] [92 000–190 000]
Western Pacific Region 1 300 000 39 000
[1 100 000–1 500 000] [33 000–46 000]

UNICEF regions
Africab 23 300 000 3 100 000
[21 900 000–24 600 000] [2 800 000–3 500 000]
Sub-Saharan Africac 23 200 000 3 100 000
[21 900 000–24 500 000] [2 800 000–3 500 000]
Eastern and Southern Africa 16 400 000 2 200 000
[15 600 000–17 300 000] [2 000 000–2 500 000]
West and Central Africa 6 500 000 900 000
[6 100 000–7 100 000] [780 000–1 000 000]
North Africa and the Middle East 400 000 30 000
[300 000–490 000] [19 000–40 000]
Latin America and the Caribbean 1 600 000 57 000
[1 400 000–1 900 000] [43 000–72 000]
Asia 4 800 000 180 000
[4 300 000–5 300 000] [130 000–230 000]
East Asia and the Pacific 2 300 000 69 000
[1 900 000–2 600 000] [60 000–78 000]
South Asia 2 500 000 110 000
[2 200 000–2 900 000] [65 000–160 000]

Central and Eastern Europe and the 1 500 000 18 000

Commonwealth of Independent States [1 300 000–1 700 000] [14 000–24 000]

Industrialized countriesd 2 200 000 2 300

 [1 900 000–2 700 000] [1 900–2 800]

Note: Some groups do not add up to the total due to rounding.

a
UNAIDS regions (n = 9) are similar to the geographical regions (n = 6), but the geographical regions are condensed regions (see also An
b
Africa includes all countries in the UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa region, all countries in the UNICEF West and Central Africa regio
c
UNICEF includes values from Djibouti and Sudan in the total for sub-Saharan Africa, but the values for these countries are excluded for th
d
Defined as those not included in the UNICEF regional classification: Andorra, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Cyprus, Czech Republ
Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Sw
Adults and children newly Children newly infected % prevalence AIDS–related deaths
infected with HIV with HIV among adults among adults and
(15–49 years) children

2 700 000 390 000 0.8 1 800 000

[2 400 000–2 900 000] [340 000–450 000] [0.8-0.8] [1 600 000–1 900 000]

1 900 000 350 000 4.7 1 200 000

[1 700 000–2 100 000] [300 000–410 000] [4.5-4.9] [1 100 000–1 400 000]
170 000 5 000 0.5 96 000
[120 000–240 000] [3 200–6 900] [0.4-0.6] [71 000–120 000]
82 000 7 400 0.2 38 000
[54 000–130 000] [5 200–9 800] [0.1-0.3] [27 000–53 000]
190 000 2 400 0.4 99 000
[150 000–230 000] [1 900–2 900] [0.4-0.5] [84 000–120 000]
210 000 17 000 0.3 230 000
[180 000–260 000] [11 000–25 000] [0.3-0.3] [190 000–260 000]
130 000 5 000 0.1 80 000
[88 000–190 000] [3 800–6 200] [0.1-0.1] [64 000–99 000]

1 900 000 360 000 3.9 1 200 000

[1 700 000–2 100 000] [310 000–420 000] [3.7-4.1] [1 100 000–1 400 000]
1 900 000 360 000 4.8 1 200 000
[1 700 000–2 100 000] [310 000–420 000] [4.5-5.0] [1 100 000–1 400 000]
1 200 000 220 000 7.1 820 000
[1 100 000–1 300 000] [190 000–260 000] [6.8-7.4] [750 000–900 000]
670 000 130 000 2.8 410 000
[580 000–770 000] [110 000–150 000] [2.6-3.0] [370 000–460 000]
51 000 5 000 0.2 30 000
[34 000–64 000] [3 500–6 600] [0.2-0.3] [21 000–37 000]
110 000 4 700 0.4 76 000
[83 000–150 000] [3 000–6 500] [0.4-0.5] [52 000–100 000]
360 000 22 000 0.2 310 000
[300 000–450 000] [16 000–30 000] [0.2-0.2] [260 000–340 000]
200 000 8 200 0.2 140 000
[150 000–270 000] [6 500–10 000] [0.1-0.2] [100 000–140 000]
160 000 15 000 0.2 170 000
[140 000–210 000] [8 200–22 000] [0.2-0.3] [150 000–200 000]

160 000 2 300 0.7 91 000

[120 000–210 000] [1 800–2 900] [0.6-0.7] [76 000–110 000]

88 000 <500 0.4 29 000

 [56 000–150 000] [<500–<1 000] [0.3-0.5] [25 000–36 000]

regions are condensed regions (see also Annex 10). The main difference is that Somalia is classified as being in sub-Saharan Africa in the geographical re
in the UNICEF West and Central Africa region and the following countries in the UNICEF Middle East and North Africa region: Algeria, Djibouti, Egypt, Liby
values for these countries are excluded for the subregions in Africa.
ria, Belgium, Canada, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia
arino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States of America.
AIDS–related deaths Proportion of people 15
among children (0– years and older living
14 years) with HIV who are
women (%)

250 000 50
[220 000–290 000] [47-53]

230 000 59
[200 000–260 000] [56-62]
3 600 31
[2 100–5 100] [27-37]
4 100 40
[2 800–5 500] [29-57]
1 300 32
[<1 000–1 800] [30-35]
12 000 37
[6 800–18 000] [32-41]
2 700 28
[2 200–3 400] [23-34]

230 000 59
[200 000–270 000] [56-62]
230 000 59
[200 000–270 000] [56-62]
150 000 59
[130 000–170 000] [56-62]
81 000 59
[68 000–94 000] [55-63]
3 000 44
[2 000–3 900] [33-53]
3 400 37
[1 900–4 800] [31-42]
15 000 34
[9 400–21 000] [30-38]
4 400 32
[3 500–5 400] [25-35]
11 000 37
[5 400–17 000] [33-43]

1 200 26
[<1 000–1 800] [30-39]

<500 58
 [<500–<500] [23-32]

g in sub-Saharan Africa in the geographical regions but classified as being in the Middle East and North Africa in the UNAIDS regions.
rth Africa region: Algeria, Djibouti, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Sudan and Tunisia.

ry, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania,

NAIDS regions.