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Country or Area	Subgroup	Year	Source	Unit	Value
Algeria	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	22
Algeria	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	21
Angola	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	63
Angola	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	66
Argentina	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	29
Argentina	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	29
Austria	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	20
Austria	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	20
Azerbaijan	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	14
Bahamas	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	62
Bahamas	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	63
Bangladesh	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	14
Belarus	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	27
Belarus	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	25
Belgium	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	43
Belgium	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	49
Benin	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	62
Benin	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	65
Bolivia	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	29
Bolivia	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	29
Botswana	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	58
Botswana	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	56
Brazil	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	39
Brazil	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	38
Burkina Faso	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	69
Burkina Faso	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	62
Burundi	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	61
Burundi	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	60
Cambodia	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	50
Cambodia	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	50
Cameroon	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	61
Cameroon	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	61
Canada	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	17	1
Canada	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	12	1
Central African Republic	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	63
Central African Republic	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	65
Chad	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	59
Chad	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	60
Chile	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	29
Chile	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	30
China	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	28
China	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	26
Colombia	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	30
Colombia	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	29
Congo	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	64
Congo	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	61
Congo Dem. Rep.	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	65
Congo Dem. Rep.	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	61
Costa Rica	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	28
Costa Rica	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	28

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Source: United Nations Statistics Division

Gender Info 2007 is a global database of gender statistics and indicators on a wide range of policy areas, including: population, families, health, education, work, and political participation. It can be used by governments, international organizations, advocacy groups, researchers and others in need of statistics for planning, analysis, advocacy and awareness-raising. Users will find in Gender Info an easy-to-use tool to shed light on gender issues through customizable tables, graphs and maps. It is an initiative of the United Nations Statistics Division, produced in collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

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Last update in UNdata: 2008/03/21
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