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GAP Report - 12 populations slides

1. July 2014 12 Populations Slides

2. Source: UNAIDS

3. Source: UNAIDS

4. Source: UNAIDSSource: UNAIDS / Lohse et al / Hoog et al / May et al / Hogg et al

5. Source: UNAIDSSource: Demographic and Health Survey

6. Source: UNAIDSSource: Demographic and Health Survey

7. Source: UNAIDSSource: Human Sciences Research Council / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Human Rights Watch / Ukrainian Institute for Social Research after Olexander Yaremenko and United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

8. Source: UNAIDSSource: International Centre for Prison Studies

9. Source: UNAIDSSource: ECDC

10. Source: UNAIDSSource: UNAIDS / ILO

11. Source: UNAIDSSource: UNAIDS / UNODC

12. Source: UNAIDS

13. Source: UNAIDS

14. Source: UNAIDSSource: UNAIDS / National Commitments and Policy Instrument (NCPI)

15. Source: UNAIDS

16. Source: UNAIDSSource: UNAIDS / WHO / UNICEF

17. Source: UNAIDS

18. Source: UNAIDS

19. Source: UNAIDSSource: Spiegel PB