State of World Population 2012 - UNFPA Haiti

who are living with HIV and are consideringpregnancy remain linked to the stigma anddiscrimination they encounter from their families,community or health system (Oosterhoffet al., 2008).For women and men with access to antiretroviraltreatment, a diagnosis of HIV can nowbe managed largely as a chronic disease. Eventhough universal access to life-saving treatmentshas not been achieved in all parts of the world,the international community has made considerableprogress towards expanding access. Inlow- and middle-income countries, the numberof people receiving treatment has reached 6.65million, representing a 16-fold increase withinseven years (World Health Organization, 2011).As progress towards universal access to antiretroviraltreatment continues, more people who liveYoung men are more likely than young women to have high-risk sexwith a non-marital, non-cohabiting partner in the last 12 months(PER CENT of young people 15-24)Implications for family planning: married and unmarried people need access to contraceptionto prevent unintended pregnanciesYoung womenYoung menViet NamIndiaCambodiaMalawiUgandaCentral African RepublicZambiaZimbabweUnited Rep. of TanzaniaGuyanaRepublic of MoldovaKenyaUkraineDominican RepublicNamibiaHaiti11114162126272428363240363338465557656972788081838376878790950 20 40 60 80100Source: AIS, DHS, MICS and other national household surveys, 2005-2009. For each country, data refer to the most recent yearavailable in the specified period. THE STATE OF WORLD POPULATION 201259