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3DF Key Results 2011

By the end of 2010, the seven donors to the Three Diseases Fund (3DF) had pledged US$136 million to reduce the burden of HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria in Burma/Myanmar with over $106 million worth of grants awarded to34 Implementing Partners. This funding has supported 32 HIV projects, 10 TB projects, 15 malaria projects, and five integrated projects. In 2011, the Fund was very much focused on its preparation for closure and the disposal of assets. This worked in tandem with conducting an exercise to identify critical areas in need of support beyond December 2011 amongst those activities not being absorbed by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria (Global Fund).

For more information:
• Please download the 2011 annual report
• Click on the disease name below
• View the M&E Guidelines page

Key Results (January - December 2011)
HIV
13,072,478 condoms were distributed
22,001 people received anti-retroviral (ARV) drugs
17,335
 people living with HIV attended self-help groups
264,043 ‘most at risk’ people went to at least one prevention programme
49,531
 most at risk people accessed voluntary confidential counselling and testing (VCCT)
42,472
 most at risk people were treated for a sexually transmitted infection (STI)
5,706,497
 needles and syringes were distributed
Tuberculosis
131,407 new TB patients (for all types) registered for treatment
26,230 TB patients under 15 years were diagnosed and registered for treatment
42,093
 new TB cases detected through sputum examination
35,867 new TB cases found through sputum examination were successfully treated
21,657 number of community based referrals of TB suspected cases to health facilities
8,945 TB patients tested for HIV
352 people were treated for multi-drug resistant TB (MDR-TB)
Malaria
402,365 people were treated for malaria
411,500 long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) were distributed
371,521 bednets were re/treated
107,262 malaria cases treated within 24 hours of onset of symptoms