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ART Coverage Estimates: Zambézia Province and Three Focus Districts, Ile, Maganja da Costa, and Chinde.

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a

The Estimated Number of HIV Infected is calculated using the 2012 HIV prevalence estimates (Table 2), as a proportion of estimated population.

b

The Estimated Number Eligible for ART is calculated by taking 28% of the Estimated Number of HIV Infected (Due to current lack of more detailed sub-regional data, 28% is the current Ministry of Health standard for calculating the estimated number eligible for ART. More detailed population-based surveys reaching the district and community level are planned to be conducted in late 2014).

c

Number of persons active and on ART as reported in the PEPFAR Annual Progress Report (APR) for the period October 2011–September 2012.

d

ART Coverage is defined as the Number Active on ART as of Sept 2012 (numerator) over the estimated number of HIV positive persons eligible for ART (denominator).

ART Coverage Estimates: Zambézia Province and Three Focus Districts, Ile, Maganja da Costa, and Chinde.

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Biological Sciences3 districtsAntiretroviral therapycommunity HIV testing resultsGeospatial MappingArcGIS 10.1. Travel distanceguide planning decisionsVCT activitiesHealth Facility Dataplanning program expansion+19

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