The Progress of Nations 2000
Mother-to-child transmission risk better known Mtiore tIrhat 70" o of w-rttcI Iett'wi I: too 49itt11 IVIl -endemictounoittiies ittlie, I lait i, Ketixa, l'at tatia, ligatnla,!anhiaan liatttlalxv(see Iisi) knox Ithat atmotther intt fetel wi thliiIV clant tratnstmit the vitits to lilt (childl. Sutrvey (data frtom 1I7 c'001110s show tat awaitrenetss of t harit 1 ssil I risk is highest irr (0111ntisxwithf high 111 V-pt'evaleii'e trates anid tmneh lowetr iii (outriies wi tit tefat ivly loxx I V-p revalen c 'ates, stichtas Chlad, M'adlagas(car, Mali and Nige'. In 199, 1.3 tmillioni ('ldrl t'rtc111(1(1 the age of f15 wxere infeeted withf H-IIV. III mny of' these eases, tie xi ris was passef frottttmotfterto ( ehildttting late llt'l' attl'v, lalotr, flillith lt'It'heastf'eedittg. These figr es suhggest, th-erefiore, that awaretness of' risk and kntowledge of' fow 1( avoidltratnsittin tg the xiruis ate stiffl not1sufficet to1 Voluntarx testitng and ountseflittg must he availalde in anttetnatal (clittics to l~tlrxidf('itt fotniatiOtt ottwhat xxutett eatn dlo)if' they ate ll V jpo~sitix'e attd, givent theit' sit natioin, what a(ccepf t alle altern'tative's to bt'(astfeed itg extst. Also, even itt Icotntr'iIs where H I V is titl stfrevalent, till tfajot'it v(If' tmot htets are nttllH[IV flllsitive, and~ it is itltlIIottatlt that testittg and co(ttnsellittg sericie~s ate availahfe t(o help thernavolill infection. wotlitn partiptiifntitg ittl5s(1h 1)l'I- - ittfee(t i(Ittattridassist those xx tI Iate giattitnes have(droppfedl f'toltt25" o itiheted ittittakittg itihlttitell IIelitil 7.5'%111 tI~ts alI(Ittsexital actic e's, ('lil(fThese flt'(gtatites also Ioff('t' Ibating atti Iitnfant fieling. Mothers' knowledge Percentage of women (aged 15-49) who know that the AIDS virus con be transmitted from a mother to her child Dominican Rep. Zimbabwe Zambia Kenya Uganda South Africa Peru Haiti Tanzania 96 92 88 85 85 84 79 74 73 Central African Rep. Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon Benin Madagascar Mali Chad Niger 70 66 65 62 58 4] 36 26 Aid for AIDS unequal to the challenge Tfhe Ilaittle agaitist AlIlDS Iit he (levelllefittittg an ittrntationtal etttetgettlv ()it te grtand~est 51''iltst last xeat', (It III V/Al 1) (U NA Ill)S) releasedl fignres Istittatittog that $2 lliotn Io $3 Killioti attttallx woltildl he needed to I'(Ittbat thfe Ifisease. ITe greatest tteedf is itt 5ttf -Salhatatn A frtiIa, ftottt toI 70%1 (f' all pIole l'livitig withI HIV/AII)S. Itt t he face o(f' t his ettieigett (Y, floweve', ai I fromit td ust riafized1 ('(uitr ies fort' ILV / A IDS-r'elated actixvitiles itt dfvelopfinig eotr (Itotto l95111 (f fpeoplllivintg with t Iisease) toltalledh (Itly $302 otilliott itt1998. ITe U nitedl States was thte largest If(IttIrt gixittg $147 nmillioti (1.71111 (f' its toltal aidf), hllloxxellby the Utnited Kitngdlom, _whtich] gave'$26 million, atid thft NeIthetrland~s, xxtieh gave Lending a hand United States United Kingdom Netherlands Canada Germany Norway Sweden Japan Australia Denmark Belgium Luxembourg Switzerland Finland Aid for HIV/AIDS, ]998 ($ millions) 147 26 22 15 15 15 14 12 8 5 2 2 Aid as% of total donor aid, 1998 1.7 0.7 0.7 0.9 0.3 1.1 1.0 0.1 1.3 0.5 0.6 1.8 0.2 0.4 $22 miillion. The Uttited States has atintuntedlthIat inthtel'yeat' 200() its aill tol developfittg 'oti ties fot'11Ill All )S freen'tt iotn ft'lgtantiewillxi teacht $270 titilliott. Assistanee for' All )S-refate'd aeatttltttted to lehss thfatn 11111 (fIf' feit' toltal aidI Iisburtsemnlltt inlI1))8, a (Ii5('(nl'a11itll statist ic as toltal aid f't'n idutstrtialized to develo(Ifintg tweent 1992attd 1998. APIdfotr H IV!Al )S-related aeti v i t ies has itneteased( tmorl t hatn fivefold frtotm $59 ntillioni itt 1987, butt fnltrhtig pet' petrsoIt has alt itallx dwxitndledf as the ep~ideic'tt has (esItlated. in 1988, aid funtding toltalledl $21 p~er pelrsonllivitig withft11V/ A 11)S; in1998, f'ttolittg xxot'(')l1(out toIh lfess thiatn$9 pet' petrsont. Itn Africa, HIV/AII)S kills 10 titmes as tiatnv peoleIl as (10 xars ott need-(s to 11(1(st its tesoitrees to fight thitis dleadly Inemytl~i. ~7~WI7 I11(l1(1/l Ill (fl (IiS('i1.s.S (I (11 I ll)(I i.il ()Il f)r('t( nti11 s('.x11(1//1 I/YIIts/Ilill('(I infcrliOIts, ili(/(1(lill(g- MI YAMS. 1/1(11(1 ((Ow I(((S (lOS(' 1O.I T lil/rut( f)('() f)l (' lll/ s 1(s1 (1 /1(I f (I ('t'.5 (1 (l('1,(I.SlutiII ('/)(()(('(l(('.
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