TABLE 2.
Overall Impact of Risk group–specific Disruptions: Relative Increase in New HIV Infections and HIV-Related Deaths overall Over 1 year Due to: A) Cessation of New ART Initiations and 50% Reduction in the Proportion of Virally Suppressed Among Those on ART in all and Specific Risk Groups and B) 50% Reduction in all Condom Use in all and Specific Partnerships (Impact on HIV Incidence Only)
% HIV-Related Deaths | % New HIV Infections | |||
Yaoundé | Cotonou | Yaoundé | Cotonou | |
A) | ||||
Affected risk group | ||||
All | 15.7% (11.2–19.0) | 22.4% (11.8–46.9) | 21.4% (18.3–26.0) | 19.0% (10.5–32.7) |
FSW and clients | 1.7% (0.9–2.7) | 3.3% (1.5–7.9) | 5.5% (3.0–8.5) | 10.3% (5.3–17.6) |
Non-FSW and non-clients | 13.7% (10.0–17.5) | 19.5% (9.4–39.2) | 16.2% (12.5–20.1) | 9.0% (4.9–15.9) |
FSW | 0.7% (0.3–1.6) | 0.3% (0.2–0.5) | 2.3% (0.8–4.4) | 3.8% (1.9–6.3) |
Clients | 1.0% (0.4–1.6) | 3.1% (1.3–7.6) | 3.2% (1.5–5.0) | 6.0% (2.7–12.5) |
MSM | 1.1% (0.4–1.6) | NA | 5.5% (2.1–8.5) | NA |
FSW, clients, and MSM | 2.9% (1.7–3.9) | NA | 11.1% (6.5–14.6) | NA |
Non-FSW, non-clients, and non-MSM | 12.6% (8.8–16.6) | NA | 11.1% (6.7–15.3) | NA |
B) | ||||
Affected partnerships | ||||
All | 22.6% (14.6–31.1) | 23.1% (12.3–48.6) | ||
FSW and clients with all partners | 8.5% (4.8–13.7) | 21.4% (11.4–46.8) | ||
Between FSW and clients | 4.5% (2.0–9.3) | 18.5% (8.9–42.0) | ||
Non-FSW and non-clients with all partners | 17.3% (11.2–25.2) | 4.2% (2.6–6.3) | ||
Between non-FSW and nonclients | 14.2% (7.7–21.1) | 1.5% (0.8–2.6) | ||
MSM with all partners | 10.6% (4.7–17.9) | NA | ||
FSW with all partners | 5.9% (2.6–10.8) | 18.5% (8.9–42.0) | ||
Clients with all partners | 7.0% (4.0–12.2) | 21.4% (11.4–46.8) | ||
MSM, FSW, and clients with all partners | 18.9% (13.1–28.4) | NA | ||
Between MSM, FSW, and clients | 10.9% (6.3–17.0) | NA | ||
Non-MSM, non-FSW, and non-clients with all partners | 10.3% (6.4–16.0) | NA | ||
Between non-MSM, non-FSW, and non-clients | 3.5% (1.4–6.9) | NA |
NA, not available as not modeled in Cotonou.