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ART projects in 2002 - MSF basic facts and figures

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In 2003, MSF will at least double the number of patients under antiretroviral therapy (ART) in its existing programmes. In addition, MSF will double the number of countries where it is providing ART programmes.

In the coming year, MSF is planning to start new or additional ARV projects in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Rwanda, Peru, Honduras, Indonesia, Laos and Myanmar. In addition, ARV treatment may be provided in MSF projects on a case-by-case basis.

The following list is a quick view of the ten countries with MSF ART programmes and the number of ART beneficiaries in each. MSF antiretroviral therapy in 2002.

South Africa

300 patients

Thailand

350 patients

Cambodia

273 patients, including 11 children

Guatemala

155 patients

Kenya

240 patients, including 20 children

Malawi

302 patients, including 11 children

Thailand

315 patients, including 58 children

Uganda

29 patients

Cameroon

133 patients

Guatemala

160 patients (two projects)

Honduras

25, including 4 children

Ukraine

18 children under ART There are 42 million people worldwide living with AIDS.