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. 2022 Jul 16;27(Suppl 1):50–63. doi: 10.1007/s10461-022-03787-2

Table 2.

Setting of countries included in review (contextual factors in the AIMS framework)

Country Programs that link to or provide adolescent care Geographic location Income category [14]
[per capita income—USD] [15]
Adolescent HIV prevalence
(15–24 years) [16]
[range]
Adolescent HIV incidence per 1000
(15–24 years) [16]
[range]
National guidelines established
(Latest year for each)
Adolescent HIV guidelines Adolescent general health guidelines Adolescent multi-sectoral guidelines
Zambia DREAMS, SHIELD/IWC Sub-Saharan Africa

Lower–middle

[$1305]

4.2

[2.5–5.6]

6.35

[4.09–8.53]

2020 [17] 2015 [24]
Kenya DREAMS Sub-Saharan Africa

Lower–middle

[$1817]

1.7

[1.2–2.2]

1.25

[0.73–2.15]

2018 [18]

2014 [25]

(Adolescent-responsive services, community engagement, transition with pediatric and adult services)

2016 [31]

(Adolescent-responsive services, community engagement)

Nigeria OTZ, Zvandiri Program Sub-Saharan Africa

Lower–middle

[$2230]

0.4

[0.2–0.7]

0.57

[0.27–1.14]

2020 [19]

(Adolescent-responsive services, socio-ecological perspective, integrated services, gender)

2018 [26]

(Adolescent participation, community engagement)

Uganda DREAMS, YAPS, G-ANC Sub-Saharan Africa

Low

[$2220]

1.9

[1.2–2.5]

1.63

[1.06–2.24]

2020 [20]

(Community engagement, health literacy)

2012 [27]

(Adolescent-responsive services)

Brazil BeT South America

Upper–middle

[$8717]

Overall estimates not available

24.5% (among young transgender women) [5]

No estimates are available 2018 [21] 2018 [28]

2010 [32]

2013(HIV specific) [33]

Tanzania DREAMS, SYV Sub-Saharan Africa

Lower–middle

[$1,122]

1.7

[1.0–2.3]

1.86

[1.16–2.42]

2019 [22]

National HIV guidelines

2018 [29]

2002 [34]

2017 [35]

South Africa Beyond Zero, IMARA, DREAMS Sub-Saharan Africa

Upper–middle

[$6,748]

6.9

[3.0–10.7]

8.97

[4.08–14.17]

2020 [23] 2017 [30] 2020 [36]

AIMS adolescent-focused integrated modular services; DREAMS Determined, Resilient, Empowered, AIDS-free, mentored and safe; SHIELD-IWC support for HIV integrated education, linkages to care, and destigmatization/integrated wellness care; OTZ operation triple zero; YAPS young people and adolescent peer support; G-ANC Group Antenatal Care/Postnatal Care; BeT “Brillar e Transcender” (English: “Shine and Transcend”); SYV Sauti Ya Vijana; IMARA informed motivated aware responsible adolescents and adults