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UNAIDS AIDSinfo

UNAIDS

HDB-0172

UNAIDS AIDSinfo provides comprehensive HIV/AIDS epidemiological estimates, country-reported data on national AIDS responses, service coverage metrics, and financial resource tracking with over 85 indicators on HIV funding. The platform includes data on key populations, HIV-related policies and legal frameworks, and health inequalities in HIV progress.

Category

Open dataset

Access

Open access

Cost

Free

Region

Global

License / terms

Open

Data types

HIV prevalence, AIDS epidemiology, service coverage, policy data, key populations

hiv aids epidemic data global health response

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Record HDB-0172 · last verified 2026-08-05 · listed in Open datasets

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