Mali
UNDP, working in partnership with the Global Fund and national partners, has put 68,300 people on treatment for HIV, contributing to the 22,000 deaths averted through ART since 2006. UNDP completed the transfer of grant management to national entities at the end of 2017.
Key results - HIV
In Mali, with UNDP support, the Global Fund’s HIV prevention and treatment programme successfully resumed in November 2012. The UNDP-managed Global Fund grant for HIV promoted an integrated and decentralized approach to community-based health care, targeting key high-risk populations. It intensified efforts to reduce the risk of HIV transmission from mother to child by prioritizing systematic voluntary HIV screening.
42,100 people currently on ART (2017)
Source: UNDP
76% retention of people on ART 12 months after commencing treatment (2016)
Source: UNAIDS
22,000 deaths averted through ART (2006-2016)
Source: UNAIDS
HIV-positive TB patients on Antiretroviral Therapy
Source: World Health Organization
Maternal and infant mortality
Source: World Health Organization
Grant details
Disease
HIV
Grant
MLI-H-UNDP
Phase
Period 1 (Nov 2015 - Dec 2017)
Amount
$48,304,971
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