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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	19
Algeria	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	18
Angola	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	50
Angola	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	50
Argentina	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	24
Argentina	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	21
Austria	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	17
Austria	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	17
Azerbaijan	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	12
Bahamas	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	52
Bahamas	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	38
Bangladesh	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	11
Belarus	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	22
Belarus	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	22
Belgium	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	35
Belgium	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	39
Benin	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	48
Benin	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	49
Bolivia	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	24
Bolivia	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	24
Botswana	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	52
Botswana	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	54
Brazil	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	30
Brazil	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	26
Burkina Faso	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	49
Burkina Faso	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	48
Burundi	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	62
Burundi	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	57
Cambodia	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	40
Cambodia	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	39
Cameroon	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	60
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	16	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	53
Central African Republic	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	54
Chad	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	49
Chad	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	50
Chile	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	24
Chile	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	22
China	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	23
China	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	20
Colombia	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	24
Colombia	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	22
Congo	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	50
Congo	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	51
Congo Dem. Rep.	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	50
Congo Dem. Rep.	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	49
Costa Rica	Female 15+ yr	2005	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	25
Costa Rica	Female 15+ yr	2003	UNAIDS/WHO_Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic_2006 (International estimate)	Percent	18

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Source: United Nations Statistics Division

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