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. 2011 Nov 29;8(11):e1001132. doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1001132

Table 4. Impact of VMMC on HIV infections averted in base case, by country, 2011–2015 and 2011–2025.

Country Time Period Additional VMMCs (Millions) HIV Infections Averted (Millions) HIV Infections Averted (Percentage) VMMC per HIV Infection Averted
Botswana 2011–2015 0.35 0.01 12 36
2011–2025 0.49 0.06 28 8
Lesotho 2011–2015 0.38 0.01 12 28
2011–2025 0.54 0.11 37 5
Malawi 2011–2015 2.10 0.03 11 66
2011–2025 3.04 0.24 28 13
Mozambique 2011–2015 1.06 0.03 5 38
2011–2025 1.53 0.22 13 7
Namibia 2011–2015 0.33 0.00 9 109
2011–2025 0.48 0.02 25 26
Nyanza Province, Kenya 2011–2015 0.38 0.01 6 36
2011–2025 0.57 0.07 16 8
Rwanda 2011–2015 1.75 0.01 10 239
2011–2025 2.53 0.06 29 44
South Africa 2011–2015 4.33 0.14 7 30
2011–2025 5.94 1.08 20 5
Swaziland 2011–2015 0.18 0.01 12 25
2011–2025 0.27 0.06 34 5
Tanzania 2011–2015 1.38 0.02 3 56
2011–2025 1.98 0.20 9 10
Uganda 2011–2015 4.25 0.05 10 91
2011–2025 6.35 0.34 25 19
Zambia 2011–2015 1.95 0.04 12 43
2011–2025 2.87 0.34 30 8
Zimbabwe 2011–2015 1.91 0.06 13 31
2011–2025 2.17 0.57 42 4
Total 2011–2015 20.34 0.43 8 47
2011–2025 28.76 3.36 22 9

Table 4 presents the additional VMMCs and the impact of VMMC on HIV infections averted for 2011–2015 and 2011–2025 for the base case scenario. HIV infections averted are not discounted.