West and Central Africa is home to 5 million people living with HIV, of whom 450,000 are children. HIV prevalence among adults is 1.5%, which is relatively low when compared to East and Southern Africa. There is wide variation between countries, ranging from 0.2% in Mauritania to 7.1% in Equatorial Guinea. - Avert.org
Population: 7,797,000 Togo Togo People Living With HIV 110,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 59,000 Living with HIV – Children…
Population: 7,557,000 Sierra Leone Sierra Leone People Living With HIV 61,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 32,000 Living with HIV…
Population: 14,850,000 Senegal Senegal People Living With HIV 43,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 25,000 Living with HIV – Children…
Population: 190,866,000 Nigeria Nigeria People Living With HIV 3,100,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) Living with HIV – Children (0–14)…
Population: 21,477,000 Niger Niger People Living With HIV 36,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 16,000 Living with HIV – Children…
Population: 4,420,000 Mauritania Mauritania People Living With HIV 9,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 3,000 Living with HIV – Children…
Population: 18,541,000 Mali Mali People Living With HIV 130,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 72,000 Living with HIV – Children…
Population: 4,731,000 Liberia Liberia People Living With HIV 40,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 22,000 Living with HIV – Children…
Population: 1,861,000 Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau People Living With HIV 40,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 22,000 Living with HIV – Children…
Population: 12,717,000 Guinea Guinea People Living With HIV 120,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 66,000 Living with HIV – Children…
Population: 28,833,000 Ghana Ghana People Living With HIV 310,000 Living With HIV – Women (15–49) 190,000 Living with HIV – Children…