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AIDS Programmes
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National Strategic Framework: 2006-2010
The plan is accompanied by a costed operational plan with targets, 2006-2008, which is updated periodically throughout the framework’s duration.
Situation Report (UNAIDS 2006):
The national adult prevalence of HIV infection is between 1% to 2%. Myanmar is thus characterized as having a "generalized" epidemic. However, the spread of the HIV infection across the country is heterogenous varying widely by geographical location and by population sub group.
The spread of HIV infection in Myanmar continues to increase. Among military recruits tested in Yangoon and Mandalay, the prevalence of HIV infection has increased from 0.5% in 1992 to 1.4% in 2000, to 2.09% in 2003. Among blood donors, HIV prevalence has consistently increased from 0.3% in1992, to 1% in 2000, to 1.23% in 2003. The prevalence among ANC women was 2% and 0.5% in Yangoon and Mandalay, respectively in 2003 and has remained somewhat constant over the past five years in these major urban areas. Outside major urban areas, the median HIV prevalence in 2003 was 1% with a range of nil to 7.5%.
Among IDUs, the median HIV prevalence in six sentinel sites in 2003 was 48%, ranging from 23% to 77%. Among commercial sex workers the HIV prevalence in Yangoon and Mandalay was 33% and 53.6% respectively in 2003. Among male and female STD patients, median HIV prevalence in the same year was 6% and 12.55%, respectively.
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HIV/AIDS Organisations
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National AIDS Control Programme |
Contact person: |
Dr Min Thwe, assistant director and acting programme manager |
Tel: |
+95 1 246 704 |
Location: |
89 Upper Pansodan St, Mingalartaungnyunt Township
Yangon, Myanmar |
Fax: |
+95 1 251 973 / +95 1 210 652 |
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Myanmar Business Coalition on AIDS |
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Tel: |
+95 1 24 2828 |
Location: |
Traders Hotel, Rm 223 Sule Pagoda Road
Yagon, Myanmar |
Fax: |
+95 1 24 2834 |
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Web: |
www.abconaids.org |
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Asia Regional HIV/AIDS Project |
Contact person: |
Drew Owen Morgan, regional policy advisor to Vietnam, Myanmar and China |
Tel: |
+84 4 978 3060 |
Location: |
Level 1, Number 9 Tue Tinh Street
Hanoi, Vietnam |
Mobile: |
+84 0 904 145967 |
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Fax: |
+84 4 978 3060 |
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World Health Organisation |
Contact person: |
Prof Adik Wibowo |
Tel: |
+95-1 212 606 / 212 608 / 212 609 / |
Location: |
7th Floor, Yangon International Hotel
#330, Ahlone Road, Dagon Township
Yangon, Myanmar |
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212 365; Reception: 212 607 |
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Fax: |
+95-1 212 605 & 210 568 |
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UNAIDS Country Coordinator |
Contact person: |
Brian Williams |
Tel: |
+95 1 221 927 |
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+95 1 229 280 |
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UN Theme Group on HIV/AIDS, Chair |
Contact person: |
Daniel B. Baker, UNFPA |
Tel: |
+95 1 542910 (UNDP) |
Location: |
UN Building, 6 Natmauk Road
P.O. Box 650
Tamwe Township
Yangon, Myanmar |
Fax: |
+95 1 543634 (UNDP) |
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Treatment Map
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Adult HIV Prevalence Rate (%): |
1.3 |
No. Of People living with HIV/AIDS: |
360,000 |
No. Of HIV Testing & Counselling Sites: |
122 |
No. Of People in need of ART: |
67,000 |
No. Of People On ART: |
estimated 5,790 (actual numbers are expected to be very similar). All figures exclude the private sector |
No. Of Sites Reportedly Distributing ARVs: |
24 sites (8 government, 16 NGO) |
No. Of People on ART Public Sector: |
899 |
No. Of People on ART Private Sector: |
n/a |
No. Of People on ART in Non-Government Programmes: |
4,891 |
No. Of People Expected to be on ART by end 2007: |
9,000 by March 2008 |
Front Line Drug Regimen: |
zidovudine + lamivudine + nevirapine or efavirenz |
*PMTCT Regimen: |
nevirapine + zidovudine, to start soon in two hospitals |
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HIV/AIDS Fund Disbursements: |
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Total Funds Disbursed By The Global Fund as of March 2005: |
US$ 11,929,652 |
Total Funds Disbursed By The World Bank Multi-Country HIV/AIDS Programme (MAP) as of Sept. 2006: |
not applicable |
Total Funds Planned for Disbursement By PEPFAR During 2006 Fiscal Year: |
none |
Indicators
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Demographics (United Nations Population Fund): |
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Population: |
51 million |
Urban population: |
31 percent |
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Under 5 mortality per 1000 births: |
98 |
Male life expectancy: |
58.4 years |
Female life expectancy: |
64.2 years |
Combined average life expectancy: |
61.3 years |
Combined average life expectancy 1975-1980: |
approx. 49.2 years |
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Education (UNESCO, 2004): |
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Males with secondary education as percentage of secondary school-age youths: |
41 percent |
Females with secondary education as percentage of secondary school-age youths: |
39 percent |
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Literacy rates (UNESCO, 2004): |
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Percentage of literate males aged 15 or older: |
93.7 percent |
Percentage of literate females aged 15 or older: |
86.4 percent |
Combined literacy rate for aged 15 or older: |
90.05 percent |
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