Data Tables (HIV/AIDS Survey Indicators Database)

Selected Surveys

		Albania 2000 MICS
		Albania 2008/2009 DHS (1)
		Armenia 2000 DHS
		Armenia 2005 DHS
		Armenia 2010 DHS
		Azerbaijan 2000 MICS
		Azerbaijan 2001 RHS
		Azerbaijan 2006 DHS
		Benin 1996 DHS
		Benin 2001 DHS
		Benin 2006 DHS (2)
		Benin 2011/2012 DHS
		Bolivia 1989 DHS
		Bolivia 1998 DHS
		Bolivia 2000 MICS
		Bolivia 2003 DHS
		Bolivia 2008 DHS (3)
		Botswana 1988 DHS
		Botswana 2000 MICS
		Botswana 2001 Other
		Brazil 1986 DHS
		Brazil 1991 DHS (4)
		Brazil 1996 DHS
		Burkina Faso 1993 DHS
		Burkina Faso 1998/1999 DHS
		Burkina Faso 2003 DHS
		Burkina Faso 2010 DHS
		Burundi 1987 DHS (5)
		Burundi 2000 MICS
		Burundi 2010 DHS
		Cambodia 1997 BSS Female Sex Workers
		Cambodia 1997 BSS Beer Promoters
		Cambodia 1997 BSS Motodrivers
		Cambodia 1998 BSS Motodrivers
		Cambodia 1998 BSS Female Sex Workers
		Cambodia 1998 BSS Beer Promoters
		Cambodia 1999 BSS Motodrivers
		Cambodia 1999 BSS Police
		Cambodia 1999 BSS Military
		Cambodia 1999 BSS Beer Promoters
		Cambodia 1999 BSS Female Sex Workers
		Cambodia 2000 DHS
		Cambodia 2005 DHS
		Cambodia 2010 DHS
		Cameroon 1991 DHS (6)
		Cameroon 1998 DHS
		Cameroon 2000 MICS
		Cameroon 2004 DHS
		Cameroon 2011 DHS
		Central African Republic 1994/1995 DHS
		Chad 2004 DHS
		Colombia 1986 DHS
		Colombia 1990 DHS
		Colombia 1995 DHS
		Colombia 2000 DHS
		Colombia 2005 DHS
		Colombia 2010 DHS (7)
		Comoros 2012 DHS
		Congo 2005 DHS
		Congo 2009 AIS
		Congo 2011/2012 DHS
		Congo Democratic Republic 2000 MICS
		Congo Democratic Republic 2007 DHS
		Congo Democratic Republic 2013/2014 DHS
		Cote d'Ivoire 1994 DHS
		Cote d'Ivoire 1998 BSS Les Migrants Masculins
		Cote d'Ivoire 1998 BSS Les Jeunes (15-19)
		Cote d'Ivoire 1998 BSS Les Prostitutes
		Cote d'Ivoire 1998 BSS Les Routiers
		Cote d'Ivoire 1998/1999 DHS
		Cote d'Ivoire 2000 MICS
		Cote d'Ivoire 2002 BSS Les Routiers
		Cote d'Ivoire 2002 BSS Migrants Ruraux.
		Cote d'Ivoire 2002 BSS Les Jeunes (15-19)
		Cote d'Ivoire 2002 BSS Les Filles Libres
		Cote d'Ivoire 2005 AIS
		Cote d'Ivoire 2011/2012 DHS (8)
		Dominican Republic 1986 DHS
		Dominican Republic 1991 DHS
		Dominican Republic 1992 YAS
		Dominican Republic 1996 DHS
		Dominican Republic 2000 MICS (9)
		Dominican Republic 2002 DHS
		Dominican Republic 2007 DHS
		Dominican Republic 2013 DHS
		Ecuador 1987 DHS
		Ecuador 1999 RHS
		El Salvador 1985 DHS
		El Salvador 1993 RHS
		El Salvador 1998 RHS
		Eritrea 1995 DHS
		Eritrea 2002 DHS
		Eswatini 2006/2007 DHS
		Ethiopia 2000 DHS
		Ethiopia 2002 BSS Out-of-School Youth (15-24)
		Ethiopia 2002 BSS In-school Youth (15-19)
		Ethiopia 2002 BSS Female sex workers (FSWs)
		Ethiopia 2005 DHS
		Ethiopia 2011 DHS
		Gabon 2012 DHS
		Gambia 2000 MICS
		Gambia 2013 DHS
		Ghana 1988 DHS
		Ghana 1993 DHS
		Ghana 1998 DHS
		Ghana 2003 DHS
		Ghana 2008 DHS
		Guatemala 1987 DHS
		Guinea 1999 DHS
		Guinea 2005 DHS
		Guinea 2012 DHS
		Guinea-Bissau 2000 MICS
		Guyana 2000 MICS
		Guyana 2009 DHS
		Haiti 1994/1995 DHS
		Haiti 2000 DHS
		Haiti 2000 BSS Les Adolescents et les Jeunes (15-24)
		Haiti 2000 BSS Les Hommes (25-49)
		Haiti 2005/2006 DHS
		Haiti 2012 DHS
		Honduras 1996 RHS
		Honduras 2001 BSS
		Honduras 2005/2006 DHS
		Honduras 2011/2012 DHS
		India 1996 BSS Truckers and Helpers
		India 1996 BSS Factory Workers
		India 1996 BSS Commercial Sex Workers
		India 1997 BSS Factory Workers
		India 1997 BSS Truckers and Helpers
		India 1997 BSS Commercial Sex Workers
		India 1998 BSS Truckers and Helpers
		India 1998 BSS Factory Workers
		India 1998 BSS Commercial Sex Workers
		India 1999 BSS Commercial Sex Workers
		India 1999 BSS Truckers and Helpers
		India 1999 BSS Factory Workers
		India 2000 BSS Truckers and Helpers
		India 2000 BSS Factory Workers
		India 2000 BSS Male Youth in Slums (15-24)
		India 2000 BSS Commercial Sex Workers
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Pondicherry, India 2001/02: Commercial Sex Workers
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Pondicherry, India 2001/02: Men who have sex with Men
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Pondicherry, India 2001/02: Truckers and Helpers
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Tamilnadu, India 2001: Factory Workers
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Tamilnadu, India 2001: Male Youth in Slums (15-24)
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Tamilnadu, India 2001: Commercial Sex Workers
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Tamilnadu, India 2001: Truckers and Helpers
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Pondicherry, India 2001/02: Factory Workers
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Tamilnadu, India 2001: Men who have sex with Men
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Pondicherry, India 2001/02: Male Youth in Slums
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Tamilnadu, India 2001: Male Injecting Drug Users
		India 2001 BSS HIV Risk Behaviour Survey in Pondicherry, India 2001/02: Students
		India 2001 BSS
		India 2001/2002 BSS Female Sex Workers
		India 2001/2002 BSS Clients of Female Sex Workers
		India 2002 BSS Men Who Have Sex with Men
		India 2002 BSS Injecting Drug Users (IDUs)
		India 2005/2006 DHS
		Indonesia 1996 BSS Female Commercial Sex Workers
		Indonesia 1996 BSS Adult Males
		Indonesia 1997 BSS Female Commercial Sex Workers
		Indonesia 1997 BSS Adult Males
		Indonesia 1998 BSS Adult Males
		Indonesia 1998 BSS Female Commercial Sex Workers
		Indonesia 1999 BSS Adult Males
		Indonesia 1999 BSS Female Commercial Sex Workers
		Indonesia 2000 BSS Adult Males
		Indonesia 2000 BSS Female Commercial Sex Workers
		Indonesia 2000 MICS
		Indonesia 2002 BSS
		Jamaica 1999/2000 BSS Informal Commercial Importers
		Jamaica 1999/2000 BSS Out-of-School Youth (15-19)
		Jamaica 1999/2000 BSS Female Sex Workers
		Jamaica 1999/2000 BSS In-School Youth (15-19)
		Kazakhstan 1995 DHS
		Kazakhstan 1999 DHS
		Kenya 1989 DHS (10)
		Kenya 1993 DHS
		Kenya 1998 DHS
		Kenya 1998 BSS BSS 1, Mombasa, Kenya 1998: Out-of-School Youth (15-19 females and 20-24 males)
		Kenya 1998 BSS BSS 1, Mombasa, Kenya 1998: Commercial Sex Workers
		Kenya 1998 BSS BSS 1, Mombasa, Kenya 1998: Matatu Drivers/Touts
		Kenya 1998 BSS BSS 1, Mombasa, Kenya 1998: In-School Youth (15-19)
		Kenya 2000 MICS
		Kenya 2003 DHS
		Kenya 2008/2009 DHS
		Kyrgyz Republic 1997 DHS
		Kyrgyz Republic 2012 DHS
		Lao People's Democratic Republic 2000/2001 BSS Service Women
		Lao People's Democratic Republic 2000/2001 BSS Male Truck Drivers and Drivers' Assistants
		Lao People's Democratic Republic 2000/2001 BSS Female Factory Workers
		Lao People's Democratic Republic 2000/2001 BSS Police
		Lao People's Democratic Republic 2000/2001 BSS Military Personnel
		Lao People's Democratic Republic 2000/2001 BSS Male and Female Seasonal Migrant Workers
		Lesotho 2000 MICS
		Lesotho 2004 DHS
		Lesotho 2009 DHS (11)
		Liberia 1986 DHS
		Liberia 2007 DHS
		Liberia 2013 DHS (12)
		Madagascar 1992 DHS
		Madagascar 1997 DHS
		Madagascar 2000 MICS
		Madagascar 2003/2004 DHS
		Madagascar 2008/2009 DHS (13)
		Malawi 1992 DHS
		Malawi 2000 DHS
		Malawi 2004 DHS
		Malawi 2010 DHS (14)
		Mali 1987 DHS
		Mali 1995/1996 DHS
		Mali 2001 DHS
		Mali 2006 DHS
		Mali 2012/2013 DHS
		Mexico 1987 DHS
		Moldova Republic of 1997 RHS
		Moldova Republic of 2000 MICS
		Moldova Republic of 2005 DHS
		Mongolia 2000 MICS (15)
		Morocco 1992 DHS
		Morocco 2003/2004 DHS
		Mozambique 1997 DHS
		Mozambique 2003 DHS
		Mozambique 2009 AIS
		Mozambique 2011 DHS
		Namibia 1992 DHS
		Namibia 2000 DHS
		Namibia 2006/2007 DHS
		Namibia 2013 DHS (16)
		Nepal 2006 DHS
		Nepal 2011 DHS
		Nicaragua 2000 BSS Out-of-School Youth (15-19)
		Nicaragua 2000 BSS Men Who Have Sex With Men
		Nicaragua 2000 BSS Female Sex Workers
		Nicaragua 2001 DHS
		Niger 1992 DHS (17)
		Niger 2000 MICS
		Niger 2006 DHS
		Niger 2012 DHS
		Nigeria 1990 DHS
		Nigeria 1999 DHS
		Nigeria 2003 DHS
		Nigeria 2008 DHS
		Nigeria 2013 DHS
		Pakistan 2012/2013 DHS
		Paraguay 1990 DHS
		Peru 1986 DHS
		Peru 1991/1992 DHS
		Peru 2000 DHS
		Peru 2004/2006 DHS (18)
		Peru 2007/2008 DHS (19)
		Peru 2009 DHS
		Peru 2010 DHS
		Peru 2011 DHS
		Peru 2012 DHS
		Philippines 1993 DHS
		Philippines 2000 MICS
		Philippines 2003 DHS
		Philippines 2013 DHS
		Rwanda 1992 DHS (20)
		Rwanda 2000 DHS
		Rwanda 2000 BSS Aupres des Routiers
		Rwanda 2000 BSS Aupres des Prostituees
		Rwanda 2000 BSS Aupres des Jeunes de 15-19 ans
		Rwanda 2003 Other
		Rwanda 2005 DHS
		Rwanda 2010 DHS
		Sao Tome and Principe 2000 MICS
		Sao Tome and Principe 2008/2009 DHS
		Senegal 1992/1993 DHS
		Senegal 1997 DHS
		Senegal 2000 MICS
		Senegal 2005 DHS
		Senegal 2010/2011 DHS
		Sierra Leone 2000 MICS
		Sierra Leone 2008 DHS
		Sierra Leone 2013 DHS
		South Africa 1998 DHS
		South Africa 2002 Other
		Tajikistan 2000 MICS (21)
		Tajikistan 2012 DHS
		Tanzania 1991/1992 DHS
		Tanzania 1994 DHS
		Tanzania 1996 DHS
		Tanzania 1999 DHS
		Tanzania 2003/2004 AIS
		Tanzania 2004/2005 DHS
		Tanzania 2007/2008 AIS
		Tanzania 2010 DHS
		Tanzania 2011/2012 AIS
		Timor-Leste 2009/2010 DHS
		Togo 1988 DHS
		Togo 1998 DHS
		Togo 2000 MICS
		Togo 2013/2014 DHS
		Trinidad and Tobago 1987 DHS
		Trinidad and Tobago 2000 MICS
		Turkmenistan 2000 DHS
		Uganda 1988/1989 DHS
		Uganda 1995 DHS
		Uganda 2000/2001 DHS
		Uganda 2004/2005 AIS
		Uganda 2006 DHS
		Uganda 2011 AIS (22)
		Uganda 2011 DHS
		Ukraine 2000 MICS
		Ukraine 2007 DHS
		Uzbekistan 1996 DHS
		Uzbekistan 2000 MICS
		Uzbekistan 2002 DHS (23)
		Vietnam 2000 MICS
		Vietnam 2005 AIS
		Zambia 1992 DHS
		Zambia 1996 DHS
		Zambia 1998 SBS
		Zambia 2000 BSS BSS Zambia 2000: Female Sex Workers
		Zambia 2000 BSS BSS Zambia 2000: Long Distance Truck Drivers
		Zambia 2000 SBS
		Zambia 2001/2002 DHS
		Zambia 2003 SBS
		Zambia 2003 Other
		Zambia 2007 DHS
		Zambia 2013/2014 DHS
		Zimbabwe 1988 DHS
		Zimbabwe 1994 DHS
		Zimbabwe 1999 DHS
		Zimbabwe 2005/2006 DHS
		Zimbabwe 2010/2011 DHS
1) All women age 15-49 in these households and all men age 15-49 in one-half of the households were eligible to be individually interviewed. In addition to the data collected through interviews with these women and men, capillary blood samples were collected from all children age 6-59 months, as well as from all eligible women and men age 15-49 for anaemia testing. Additionally, all children under the age of 5 years and eligible women and men age 15-49 were weighed and measured to assess their nutritional status. Finally, blood pressure (BP) was measured for eligible women and men in the households selected for the men’s interview to estimate the prevalence of hypertension among adult population in Albania.
2) The HIV Test Data were not scrambled, and are therefore not available for analysis.
3) Section on adult mortality
4) NOTE: Survey was only of Northeast Region of Brazil and sample included Husbands[instead of All Men].
5) NOTE: Sample included Husbands [instead of all All Men].
6) NOTE: Sample included Husbands [instead of all All Men].
7) Total and background characteristics include women age 13-49 (as opposed to the standard 15-49).
8) A man’s survey will be carried out in one half of the sample, where HIV, anemia and parasitemia testing will also be part of the DHS.
9) The age range for women was 12-49 instead of 15-49.
10) NOTE: Sample included Husbands [instead of all All Men].
11) Households interviewed for men 4873
12) Testing water samples for E. coli took place in a subset of clusters.
13) The equipment for measuring syphylis in the field proved faulty and all related variables are therefore not available in the recode data file. The scales used for measuring the weight of children did not have enough precision therefore all weight related variables for children were set to not applicable in the recode data file.
14) Extra questions on male participation in health care
15) Self-weighting sample
16) An additional 842 Women Age: 50 to 64 were interviewed in 1/2 of the selected households.
17) NOTE: Sample included Husbands [instead of all All Men].
18) Survey is continuous, with 5 cycles. The data include cycles 1 and 2.
19) Continuous survey, with 5 cycles. The data include cycles 1 through 5.
20) NOTE: Sample included Husbands [instead of all All Men].
21) Replacement households were chosen instead of random sampling. Women with no education and primary education are grouped because of small sample size.
22) UGOD6A*.ZIP are data from the Field Rapid HIV Test.
23) Health Examination Survey

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	2) Condom Support and Sources Check All | Clear All 2.4)  Adult support of education on condom use for prevention of HIV/AIDS among young people   2.5)  Knowledge of a formal source of condoms among young people.
	3) Stigma and discrimination Check All | Clear All 3.1)  Accepting attitudes towards those living with HIV - Composite of 4 components   3.1.1)  Accepting attitudes - Willing to care for family member sick with AIDS (1)   3.1.2)  Accepting attitudes - Would buy fresh vegetables from a shopkeeper with AIDS (2)   3.1.3)  Accepting attitudes - Female teacher who is HIV+ but not sick should be allowed to continue teaching in school (3)   3.1.4)  Accepting attitudes - Not secretive about family member's HIV status (4)
	4) Knowledge Check All | Clear All 4.0.1)  Heard of HIV/AIDS   4.1)  Knowledge of HIV prevention methods - Composite of 2 components (prompted)   4.1.2)  Knowledge of HIV prevention methods - Use of condoms (prompted)   4.1.3)  Knowledge of HIV prevention methods - Only one partner (prompted)   4.2)  No incorrect beliefs about AIDS - Composite of 3 components   4.2.1)  No incorrect beliefs about AIDS - Healthy-looking person can have the AIDS virus   4.2.2)  No incorrect beliefs about AIDS - AIDS cannot be transmitted by mosquito bites   4.2.3)  No incorrect beliefs about AIDS - AIDS cannot be transmitted by supernatural means   4.2.6)  No incorrect beliefs about AIDS - Cannot become infected by sharing food with someone who has AIDS   4.5)  Knowledge of prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV   4.5.1)  Knowledge of prevention of MTCT - Can be prevented by mother taking ART during pregnancy   4.5.6)  Knowledge of MTCT - Through breastfeeding   4.6)  Comprehensive correct knowledge about AIDS (2 ways to prevent AIDS and reject 3 misconceptions)   4.7)  Comprehensive correct knowledge about AIDS among young people age 15-24 (2 ways to prevent AIDS and reject 3 misconceptions)
	5) Voluntary counseling and testing Check All | Clear All 5.1)  Population requesting an HIV test, receiving a test and receiving test results   5.1.1)  Population ever receiving an HIV test   5.1.2)  Population receiving an HIV test and receiving test results in the last 12 months   5.6)  HIV testing behaviour among young people, sexually active in the last 12 months
	6) Mother to child transmission Check All | Clear All 6.1)  Pregnant women counselled and tested for HIV   6.1.1)  Pregnant women counselled for HIV during ANC visit   6.1.2)  Pregnant women tested for HIV during ANC visit
	8) Sexual behavior Check All | Clear All 8.1)  Higher risk sex in the last year   8.1.2)  Higher-risk Sex ( with multiple partners among all respondents)   8.2)  Condom use at last higher risk sex (with a non-marital, non-cohabiting partner)   8.2.2)  Condom use at last sex with anyone   8.2.3)  Condom use during higher-risk sex ( with multiple partners)   8.3)  Commercial sex in last year   8.4)  Condom use at last commercial sex, reported by client
	9) Young people's sexual behavior Check All | Clear All 9.1.1)  Abstinence of never-married young men and women.   9.1.2)  Sex before the age of 15   9.1.3)  Sex before the age of 18.   9.2)  Young people having premarital sex in last year   9.3)  Young people using a condom during premarital sex   9.4)  Young people having multiple partners in last year   9.7.1)  Age-mixing in sexual partnerships (young women age 15-24, any partner in the last 12 months)   9.10)  Sex with commercial sex workers among young people.
	11) Medical Injections Check All | Clear All 11.5)  Average number of medical injections per person per year   11.6)  Proportion of women and men reporting that the last health care injection was given with a syringe and needle set from a new, unopened package
	14) Social impact Check All | Clear All 14.1)  Birth registration   14.3)  Prevalence of orphanhood under 18 who are orphans-- mother, father or both dead   14.4)  Prevalence of orphanhood among children under 15- mother, father or both dead   14.4.1)  Prevalence of orphanhood among children under 15- mother and father both dead   14.5)  Ratio of orphans to non-orphans who are in school - mother, father or both dead   14.5.6)  Current school attendance rate of orphans aged 10-14   14.5.7)  Current school attendance rate of children aged 10–14 both of whose parents are alive and who live with at least one parent
	15) HIV prevalence Check All | Clear All 15.1)  HIV prevalence among young people aged 15-24   15.2)  HIV prevalence among general population