Availability of integrated family planning services in HIV care and support sites in sub-Saharan Africa: a secondary analysis of national health facility surveys

Table 1 State of sexual and reproductive health and the HIV epidemic in 10 sub-Saharan African countries, 2012–2015

	Health expenditure per capita in US^ba	People living with HIV^b	HIV incidence §	ART (%)^b	PMTCT^b	ANC4+ (%)^c	Facility deliveries (%)^c	TFR^c	Unmet need for FP^c	CPR (%)^d
Benin	31	67,000	0.34	57	> 95	59	87	4.9	32.6	17.9
Burkina Faso	33	95,000	0.19	60	83	34	66	6.0	24.5	16.2
DRC	20	370,000	0.17	42	70	48	80	6.6	27.7	20.4
Malawi	34	1,000,000	2.29	66	84	51	91	4.4	18.7	59.2
Senegal	36	41,000	0.08	52	55	47	75	5.0	25.6	23.3
Sierra Leone	107	67,000	–	26	87	76	54	4.9	25.0	16.6
Tanzania	32	1,400,000	1.19	62	84	51	63	5.2	22.1	38.4
Togo	37	100,000	0.59	51	86	57	73	4.8	33.6	19.9
Uganda	46	1,400,000	1.50	67	> 95	48	57	6.2	34.3	30.0
Zimbabwe	94	1,300,000	3.03	75	93	76	77	4.0	10.4	66.8

- indicates no data available. DRC Democratic Republic of Congo. ANC4+: Coverage of at least four antenatal care visits. ART:
CPR Contraceptive prevalence rate. TFR Total fertility rate. PMTCT Antiretroviral therapy coverage for the prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission
^a Source: World Health Organization Global Health Expenditure Database for 2015
^b Source: UNAIDS estimates for 2016
^c Source: most recent Demographic and Health Surveys or Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey
^d Source: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division (2017). World Contraceptive Use 2017 (POP/DB/CP/Rev2017)

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