List of countries by HIV/AIDS adult prevalence rate

(15-49) per country at the end of 2009. Data from UNAIDS.org [1]
  <0.1 %
  0.1-0.5 %
  0.5-1 %
  1-5 %
  5-15 %
  15-50 %
Estimated population of people by country in the world living with HIV/AIDS in 2008.

The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS, varies in prevalence from nation to nation. Listed here are the prevalence rates among adults in various countries, based on data from various sources, largely the CIA World Factbook.[2][3][4] As of 2009, it is estimated that there are 33.3 million people worldwide infected with HIV.[5]

The HIV pandemic is most severe in Sub-Saharan Africa. Over 60% of all people living with HIV reside within the region. Adult HIV prevalence exceed 20% in Swaziland, Botswana, and Lesotho, while an additional six countries report adult HIV prevalence of at least 10%. In terms of raw HIV case numbers, South Africa has largest population living with HIV (6.3 million), followed by Nigeria (3.2 million), and India (2.1 million) by the end of 2013.[6][7] While South Africa's large population of HIV-positive people is attributable to its high disease prevalence (17.3%), neither Nigeria (3.7%) nor India (0.3%) are particularly noteworthy in this regard. Rather, their high population of HIV-positive people is an artifact of very large national populations—174 million and 1.25 billion, respectively.[2]

On the other end of the spectrum, Svalbard is reported as having no cases of HIV/AIDS, while Bhutan has a much larger population but still only an estimated 246 cases through 2011.[8] Countries such as Afghanistan, and Cape Verde are reported to have the lowest prevalence of the disease, at less than 0.1% of their populations.[2]

As the majority of people infected with HIV are unaware of their status, it is reasonable to expect that there may be significant cases of under-reporting and inaccuracies in certain listed statistics. Estimates may vary wildly between source or between years as old information is discarded and new information is acquired. Documented cases lists do not give an accurate description of the epidemic, but do attempt to quantify actual known cases, as well as documented cumulative impact.

HIV/AIDS prevalence estimates

This data was sourced from the CIA World Factbook.[9]

Country Adult (15-49)
prevalence
%
People with
HIV/AIDS
Date of

data

Annual
deaths
Ref Date of
data
 Afghanistan 0.04 6,700 2014 [4] NA
 Argentina 0.47 126,600 2014 2,900 [4] 2011 est.
 Australia 0.17 28,700 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Austria 0.4 9,800 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Azerbaijan 0.14 8,400 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 The Bahamas 3.22 7,700 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Bahrain 0.3 2011 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Bangladesh 0.01 8,900 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Barbados 0.88 1,500 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Belarus 0.52 29,400 2014 1,100 [4] 2011 est.
 Belgium 0.3 15,000 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Belize 1.18 3,300 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Benin 1.14 77,900 2014 3,300 [4] 2011 est.
 Bermuda 0.3 163 2011 392 [4] 2011
 Bhutan 0.13 600 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Bolivia 0.29 17,900 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0.1 900 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Botswana 25.16 392,400 2014 11,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Brazil 0.55 726,000 2014 15,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Brunei 0.1 200 2011 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Bulgaria 0.1 3,800 2011 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Burkina Faso 0.94 107,700 2014 9,200 [4] 2011 est.
 Burma 0.69 212,600 2014 25,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Burundi 1.11 84,700 2014 11,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Cambodia 0.64 74,600 2014 6,900 [4] 2011 est.
 Cameroon 4.77 657,500 2014 39,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Canada 0.3 73,000 2011 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Cape Verde 1.09 3,400 2014 225 [4] NA*
 Central African Republic 4.25 135,400 2014 11,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Chad 2.53 215,000 2014 11,100 [4] 2011 est.
 Chile 0.29 39,300 2014 [4] NA*
 China 0.10 780,000 2014 26,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Colombia 0.40 124,400 2014 9,800 [4] 2011 est.
 Comoros 0.1 500 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 1.04 446,600 2014 100,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Republic of the Congo 2.75 80,700 2014 5,100 [4] 2011 est.
 Costa Rica 0.26 8,800 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Cote d'Ivoire 3.46 460,100 2014 38,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Croatia 0.1 200 2011 10 [4] 2011 est.
 Cuba 0.25 17,100 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Cyprus 0.06 400 2014 [4] NA
 Czech Republic 0.05 3,400 2014 8 [10] 2015
 Denmark 0.16 6,000 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Djibouti 1.59 9,900 2014 1,100 [4] 2011 est.
 Dominican Republic 0.68 69,300 2014 4,100 [4] 2011 est.
 Ecuador 0.34 32,700 2014 1,400 [4] 2011 est.
 Egypt 0.02 8,800 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 El Salvador 0.53 20,900 2014 1,700 [4] 2011 est.
 Equatorial Guinea 6.16 31,600 2014 370 [4] 2011 est.
 Eritrea 0.68 16,100 2014 1,700 [4] 2011 est.
 Estonia 1.30 8,600 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Ethiopia 1.15 730,300 2014 67,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Fiji 0.13 700 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Finland 0.1 2,400 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 France 0.4 140,000 2011 1,600 [4] 2011 est.
 Gabon 3.91 47,500 2014 2,300 [4] 2011 est.
 The Gambia 1.82 20,300 2014 600 [4] 2011 est.
 Georgia 0.28 6,600 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Germany 0.15 77,500 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Ghana 1.47 250,200 2014 21,000 [4] 2011 est.[11]
 Greece 0.2 11,000 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Greenland 0.1 100 2011 [4] NA
 Guatemala 0.54 49,100 2014 3,900 [4] 2011 est.
 Guinea 1.55 118,000 2014 4,500 [4] 2011 est.
 Guinea-Bissau 3.69 42,000 2014 1,100 [4] 2011 est.
 Guyana 1.81 9,700 2014 1,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Haiti 1.93 141,300 2014 7,200 [4] 2011 est.
 Honduras 0.42 23,000 2014 1,900 [4] 2011 est.
 Hong Kong 0.1 2,600 2011 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Hungary 0.1 3,300 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Iceland 0.3 220 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 India 0.26 2,079,700 2014 130,000 [4] 2013 est.
 Indonesia 0.47 660,300 2014 8,700 [4] 2011 est.
 Iran 0.14 74,400 2014 4,300 [4] 2011 est.
 Iraq 0.1 500 2011 [4] NA
 Ireland 0.28 8,000 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Israel 0.2 5,100 2011 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Italy 0.28 122,000 2014 1,900 [4] 2011 est.
 Jamaica 1.62 29,400 2014 1,500 [4] 2011 est.
 Japan 0.1 8,100 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Jordan 0.1 600 2011 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Kazakhstan 0.19 20,300 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Kenya 5.30 1,366,900 2014 80,000 [4] 2011 est.
 South Korea 0.1 9,500 2011 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Kuwait 0.1 2011 [4] NA
 Kyrgyzstan 0.26 9,300 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Laos 0.26 11,100 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Latvia 0.7 10,000 2011 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Lebanon 0.06 1,800 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Lesotho 23.39 314,600 2014 18,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Liberia 1.0 33,100 2011 2,300 [4] 2011 est.
 Libya 0.3 10,000 2011 [4] NA
 Lithuania 0.1 2,200 2011 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Luxembourg 0.3 500 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Macedonia 0.01 200 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Madagascar 0.29 39,100 2014 1,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Malawi 10.04 1,063,900 2014 68,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Malaysia 0.45 100,800 2014 3,900 [4] 2011 est.
 Maldives 0.01 100 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Mali 1.42 133,400 2014 5,800 [4] 2011 est.
 Malta 0.1 500 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Mauritania 0.66 15,900 2014 1,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Mauritius 0.92 8,300 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Mexico 0.23 194,100 2014 11,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Moldova 0.63 17,600 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Mongolia 0.04 600 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Morocco 0.14 28,700 2014 1,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Mozambique 10.58 1,543,000 2014 74,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Namibia 15.97 245,400 2014 5,100 [4] 2011 est.
   Nepal 0.20 38,800 2014 5,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Netherlands 0.2 22,000 2011 200 [4] 2011 est.
 New Zealand 0.1 2,500 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Nicaragua 0.27 6,600 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Niger 0.49 40,500 2014 4,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Nigeria 3.17 3,228,600 2014 210,000 [6] 2013 est.
 Norway 0.15 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Oman 0.16 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Pakistan 0.09 68,000 2014 5,100 [4] 2011 est.
 Panama 0.65 15,500 2014 1,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Papua New Guinea 0.72 31,900 2014 1,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Paraguay 0.41 16,800 2014 1,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Peru 0.36 71,900 2014 3,300 [4] 2011 est.
 Philippines 0.06 35,600 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Poland 0.07 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Portugal 0.7 34,000 2011 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Qatar 0.1 200 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Romania 0.11 16,200 2014 350 [4] 2011 est.
 Russia 1.1 980,000 2011 13,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Rwanda 2.82 210,500 2014 7,800 [4] 2011 est.
 Saudi Arabia 0.1 10,000 2011 300 [4] 2011 est.
 Senegal 0.53 44,000 2014 1,800 [4] 2011 est.
 Serbia 0.05 3,000 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Sierra Leone 1.40 54,000 2014 3,300 [4] 2011 est.
 Singapore 0.1 4,200 2011 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Slovakia 0.02 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Slovenia 0.08 900 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Somalia 0.55 34,900 2014 [4] 2011 est.
 South Africa 18.92 6,836,500 2014 200,000 [6] 2013 est.
 South Sudan 2.71 193,400 2014 [4] NA
 Spain 0.42 150,400 2014 2,300 [4] 2011 est.
 Sri Lanka 0.03 3,300 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Sudan 0.25 53,200 2014 12,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Suriname 1.02 3,800 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Swaziland 27.73 214,300 2014 10,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Sweden 0.18 2014 100 [4] 2011 est.
  Switzerland 0.35 20,200 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Syria 0.01 900 2014 10 [4] 2012 est.
 Taiwan 0.1 23,492 2011 351 [12] 2013
 Tajikistan 0.35 16,400 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Tanzania 5.34 1,499,400 2014 86,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Thailand 1.13 445,600 2014 28,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Togo 2.40 113,700 2014 9,100 [4] 2011 est.
 Trinidad and Tobago 1.65 14,000 2014 1,900 [4] 2011 est.
 Tunisia 0.04 2,700 2014 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Turkey 0.1 4,600 2011 200 [4] 2011 est.
 Turkmenistan 0.1 200 2011 100 [4] 2011 est.
 Uganda 7.25 1,486,600 2014 77,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Ukraine 0.83 210,700 2014 19,000 [4] 2011 est.
 United Arab Emirates 0.2 2011 [4] NA
 United Kingdom 0.33 126,700 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 United States 0.6 1,148,200 2011 17,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Uruguay 0.70 14,400 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Uzbekistan 0.15 32,300 2014 500 [4] 2011 est.
 Venezuela 0.55 106,900 2014 4,100 [4] 2011 est.
 Vietnam 0.47 250,200 2014 24,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Yemen 0.05 7,200 2014 [4] NA
 Zambia 12.37 1,150,400 2014 56,000 [4] 2011 est.
 Zimbabwe 16.74 1,550,300 2014 140,000 [4] 2011 est.

An asterisk * indicates that the CIA World Factbook lists this piece of data as not having an available source.

See also

By region:

References

 This article incorporates public domain material from the CIA World Factbook website https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/index.html.

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