HIV & Zimbabwe (Humanitarian/NGO’s)
Fast, effective and reliable bio-security solutions are vital to manage and prevent the spread of highly infectious diseases in your country or region.
A compact and modular product, with advanced technical engineering, manageable costs and ease of operation are essential benefits INCINER8 delivers.
Incineration ensures a total solution, easy to manage and consistently high standards of treatment that restore hygiene and enable previously restrictive quarantines to be lifted and the restoration of healthy active communities. See how our team were able to help:
Read NOW – HIV-Zimbabwe – Case Study
UNAIDS say:
“In 2016, Zimbabwe had 40 000 (36 000 – 44 000) new HIV infections and 30 000 (25 000 – 35 000) AIDS-related deaths. There were 1 300 000 (1 200 000 – 1 400 000) people living with HIV in 2016, among whom 75% (60% – 87%) were accessing antiretroviral therapy. Among pregnant women living with HIV, 93% (75% – >95%) were accessing treatment or prophylaxis to prevent transmission of HIV to their children. Among people living with HIV, approximately 64% (58% – 71%) had suppressed viral loads.
Among the key populations most affected by HIV in Zimbabwe are:
- Sex workers, with an HIV prevalence of 57.1%.
- Prisoners, with an HIV prevalence of 28%.
Since 2010, new HIV infections have decreased by 49% and AIDS-related deaths have decreased by 45%.”
Read full article here: http://www.unaids.org/en/regionscountries/countries/zimbabwe
