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240,000
People living with HIV, 2025
WHO Global Health Observatory
69.0%
On antiretroviral treatment, 2024
WHO Global Health Observatory
$1.3m
United States HIV disbursements, 2026
ForeignAssistance.gov
$18.5m
External HIV financing, all donors, 2024
OECD Creditor Reporting System
External HIV financing
OECD CRS · ForeignAssistance.gov
$0$10m$20m200220052008201120142017202020232026$18.5m$2.2m$16.3m$1.3m
  • All donors
  • United States, OECD record
  • The Global Fund
  • United States, self-reported
YearAll donorsUnited States, OECD recordThe Global FundUnited States, self-reported
2002 $452k — — —
2004 $650k — $514k —
2005 $2.6m — $1.9m —
2006 $5.6m — $4.5m —
2007 $1.2m $6k $664k $5k
2008 $1.4m $11k $1.1m $12k
2009 $523k — — $321
2010 $474k — — —
2011 $11.4m $186k $10.7m $42k
2012 $2.5m $105k $1.7m $249k
2013 $14.9m $196k $13.9m $94k
2014 $4.0m $118k $3.4m $146k
2015 $6.3m — $6.1m $128k
2016 $3.4m $369k $2.8m $329k
2017 $1.7m $109k $1.5m $189k
2018 $2.0m $140k $1.9m $140k
2019 $2.3m $87k $2.1m $87k
2020 $5.4m $253k $5.1m $125k
2021 $10.2m $588k $9.6m $1.2m
2022 $7.8m $1.2m $6.7m $1.7m
2023 $2.7m $2.6m — $3.1m
2024 $18.5m $2.2m $16.3m $2.7m
2025 — — — $7.5m
2026 — — — $1.3m

24 rows, as drawn above. Values are rounded for display, and the download gives the unrounded values.

Disbursements reported for the country. The OECD record and the United States self-reported record are drawn separately. The two records cover the same United States disbursements, but the OECD record is filed by calendar year and the self-reported record by United States fiscal year.

People living with HIV and people on treatment
UNAIDS AIDSinfo
0100k200k300k200020032006200920122015201820212024230,000150,000
  • People living with HIV
  • People on treatment
YearPeople living with HIVPeople living with HIV (lower)People living with HIV (upper)People on treatment
2000 100,000 79,000 130,000 —
2001 110,000 84,000 140,000 —
2002 110,000 88,000 150,000 —
2003 120,000 92,000 150,000 —
2004 120,000 95,000 160,000 —
2005 130,000 100,000 160,000 —
2006 130,000 110,000 160,000 —
2007 130,000 110,000 170,000 —
2008 140,000 110,000 170,000 —
2009 140,000 110,000 170,000 —
2010 140,000 120,000 170,000 23,000
2011 140,000 120,000 180,000 33,000
2012 150,000 120,000 180,000 40,000
2013 150,000 130,000 180,000 48,000
2014 160,000 130,000 190,000 55,000
2015 160,000 130,000 200,000 67,000
2016 170,000 140,000 210,000 76,000
2017 170,000 140,000 220,000 78,000
2018 180,000 150,000 230,000 92,000
2019 190,000 150,000 240,000 110,000
2020 200,000 160,000 260,000 120,000
2021 210,000 170,000 270,000 130,000
2022 220,000 170,000 290,000 140,000
2023 230,000 180,000 300,000 150,000
2024 230,000 180,000 310,000 —

25 rows, as drawn above. Values are rounded for display, and the download gives the unrounded values.

Modelled estimates. The shaded area is the published uncertainty interval around the number of people living with HIV, because a single estimate without the interval would overstate the precision of the model.

The treatment cascade
UNAIDS AIDSinfo
0%20%40%60%80%2010201220142016201820202022202479.0%66.0%60.0%
  • Diagnosed
  • On treatment
  • Virally suppressed
YearDiagnosedOn treatmentVirally suppressed
2010 — 16.0% —
2011 26.0% 23.0% 18.0%
2012 31.0% 27.0% 26.0%
2013 35.0% 32.0% 25.0%
2014 39.0% 35.0% 29.0%
2015 45.0% 41.0% 34.0%
2016 49.0% 45.0% 38.0%
2017 55.0% 45.0% 38.0%
2018 60.0% 50.0% 44.0%
2019 65.0% 58.0% 51.0%
2020 67.0% 61.0% 55.0%
2021 68.0% 60.0% 54.0%
2022 76.0% 63.0% 57.0%
2023 82.0% 66.0% 60.0%
2024 79.0% — —

15 rows, as drawn above. Values are rounded for display, and the download gives the unrounded values.

Every line is a percentage of all people living with HIV, so the three lines share a denominator and can be compared directly. Viral suppression in the figure is the share of all people living with HIV who are virally suppressed, and not the narrower third 95 target, which counts only people on treatment.

Data-quality flags on Colombia

People newly enrolled on ART during the year, 2023 (PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight). The value moved from 537 in 2022 to 1,769 in 2023, a change of more than threefold in a single year. The move from 537 to 1,769 is likely to reflect a change in which organisations funded by PEPFAR report the figures, or in the scope of the PEPFAR reporting, so the values for 2022 and 2023 are not comparable. Check the figures by reporting organisation before reading a trend across 2022 and 2023.

HIV tests performed with the result returned to the person, 2023 (PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight). The value moved from 7,695 in 2022 to 32,833 in 2023, a change of more than threefold in a single year. The move from 7,695 to 32,833 is likely to reflect a change in which organisations funded by PEPFAR report the figures, or in the scope of the PEPFAR reporting, so the values for 2022 and 2023 are not comparable. Check the figures by reporting organisation before reading a trend across 2022 and 2023.

Number newly diagnosed HIV-positive (PEPFAR MER HTS_TST_POS), 2023 (PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight). The value moved from 419 in 2022 to 1,982 in 2023, a change of more than threefold in a single year. The move from 419 to 1,982 is likely to reflect a change in which organisations funded by PEPFAR report the figures, or in the scope of the PEPFAR reporting, so the values for 2022 and 2023 are not comparable. Check the figures by reporting organisation before reading a trend across 2022 and 2023.

Number of people on ART (PEPFAR MER TX_CURR), 2023 (PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight). The value moved from 861 in 2022 to 3,912 in 2023, a change of more than threefold in a single year. The move from 861 to 3,912 is likely to reflect a change in which organisations funded by PEPFAR report the figures, or in the scope of the PEPFAR reporting, so the values for 2022 and 2023 are not comparable. Check the figures by reporting organisation before reading a trend across 2022 and 2023.

Number of people on ART (PEPFAR MER TX_CURR), 2025 (PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight). The value moved from 4,331 in 2024 to 1,306 in 2025, a change of more than threefold in a single year. The move from 4,331 to 1,306 is likely to reflect a change in which organisations funded by PEPFAR report the figures, or in the scope of the PEPFAR reporting, so the values for 2024 and 2025 are not comparable. Check the figures by reporting organisation before reading a trend across 2024 and 2025.

People receiving PrEP, 2024 (PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight). The value moved from 134 in 2023 to 1,147 in 2024, a change of more than threefold in a single year. The move from 134 to 1,147 is likely to reflect a change in which organisations funded by PEPFAR report the figures, or in the scope of the PEPFAR reporting, so the values for 2023 and 2024 are not comparable. Check the figures by reporting organisation before reading a trend across 2023 and 2024.

Number of PLHIV virally suppressed (VL<1000), 2023 (PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight). The value moved from 378 in 2022 to 2,749 in 2023, a change of more than threefold in a single year. The move from 378 to 2,749 is likely to reflect a change in which organisations funded by PEPFAR report the figures, or in the scope of the PEPFAR reporting, so the values for 2022 and 2023 are not comparable. Check the figures by reporting organisation before reading a trend across 2022 and 2023.

Number of PLHIV virally suppressed (VL<1000), 2025 (PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight). The value moved from 3,093 in 2024 to 796 in 2025, a change of more than threefold in a single year. The move from 3,093 to 796 is likely to reflect a change in which organisations funded by PEPFAR report the figures, or in the scope of the PEPFAR reporting, so the values for 2024 and 2025 are not comparable. Check the figures by reporting organisation before reading a trend across 2024 and 2025.

Sources of the figures for Colombia

3,389 rows

SourceTypeRowsIndicators YearsRead fromRetrieved
UNICEF HIV/AIDS dataset Modelled estimate 1,374 5 2010–2025 sdmx.data.unicef.org 2026-10-20
UNAIDS AIDSinfo Modelled estimate 808 30 2000–2024 aidsinfo.unaids.org 2026-10-20
Demographic and Health Surveys Survey 281 3 2000–2015 api.dhsprogram.com 2026-10-16
WHO Global Health Observatory Modelled estimate 262 12 2000–2025 ghoapi.azureedge.net 2026-10-12
WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme Programme record 181 17 2000–2025 extranet.who.int 2026-10-16
IATI, through d-portal Expenditure account 57 3 2000–2026 d-portal.org 2026-10-12
OECD Creditor Reporting System Expenditure account 55 3 2002–2024 sdmx.oecd.org 2026-10-12
World Bank Open Data Modelled estimate 51 2 2000–2025 api.worldbank.org 2026-10-12
ForeignAssistance.gov Expenditure account 50 5 2007–2026 foreignassistance.gov 2026-10-29
WHO HIV testing services dashboard Programme record 40 5 2018–2024 eic-database-290813.ew.r.appspot.com 2026-10-14
PAHO Core Indicators Programme record 36 1 2014–2025 opendata.paho.org 2026-10-13
PEPFAR budgets and expenditure Expenditure account 31 8 2021–2025 data.pepfar.gov 2026-10-12
PEPFAR testing by modality Programme record 30 6 2021–2025 data.pepfar.gov 2026-10-12
PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight Programme record 30 8 2021–2025 data.pepfar.gov 2026-10-12
Global Fund Data Service Programme record 29 5 2020–2025 fetch.theglobalfund.org 2026-10-12
PAHO Interactive HIV Data Dashboard Programme record 22 2 2010–2025 paho.org 2026-10-14
PEPFAR results by funding agency Programme record 22 6 2021–2025 data.pepfar.gov 2026-10-12
UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database Expenditure account 13 13 2022 hivfinancial.unaids.org 2026-10-12
PEPFAR commodity procurement plans Expenditure account 8 4 2021–2024 data.pepfar.gov 2026-10-12
Global Fund allocations Expenditure account 4 1 2017–2026 fetch.theglobalfund.org 2026-10-12
PEPFAR human resources for health inventory Expenditure account 3 3 2025 data.pepfar.gov 2026-10-12
UNAIDS Data 2025 country databook Expenditure account 2 2 2022 aidsinfo.unaids.org 2026-10-15

Indicators held

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IndicatorDomainUnitRows YearsSourcesMost recent value
Actual expenditure on collaborative TB/HIV activities Financing USD 8 2017–2024 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $50k (2024)
Budget required for collaborative TB/HIV activities Financing USD 7 2018–2025 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $60k (2025)
Country-reported HIV expenditure, all sources Financing USD 5 2012–2022 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $203.6m (2022)
Domestic funding received by the national TB programme Financing USD 8 2017–2024 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $6.3m (2024)
Domestic public HIV expenditure Financing USD 2 2022 UNAIDS Data 2025 country databook, UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $195.4m (2022)
Expected Global Fund funding for the national TB programme Financing USD 7 2018–2025 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $0 (2025)
Expected USAID funding for the national TB programme Financing USD 7 2018–2025 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $0 (2025)
Expected domestic funding for the national TB programme Financing USD 8 2018–2025 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $7.4m (2025)
Expected funding for collaborative TB/HIV activities Financing USD 7 2018–2025 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $60k (2025)
External HIV financing (all donors, ODA) Financing USD 22 2002–2024 OECD Creditor Reporting System $18.5m (2024)
External HIV financing from governments other than the United States (IATI) Financing USD 26 2000–2025 IATI, through d-portal $465k (2025)
External HIV financing from multilateral bodies other than the Global Fund (IATI) Financing USD 11 2012–2026 IATI, through d-portal $6.4m (2026)
External HIV financing from the United States (ODA) Financing USD 34 2007–2026 ForeignAssistance.gov, OECD Creditor Reporting System $1.3m (2026)
Funding received for collaborative TB/HIV activities Financing USD 8 2017–2024 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $50k (2024)
Global Fund HIV allocation for a whole three-year cycle, not an annual figure Financing USD per three-year allocation cycle 4 2017–2026 Global Fund allocations 10,871,220 (2026)
Global Fund HIV disbursements to the country Financing USD 39 2004–2026 IATI, through d-portal, OECD Creditor Reporting System, UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $751k (2026)
Global Fund funding received by the national TB programme Financing USD 7 2017–2024 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $0 (2024)
HIV spending on TB/HIV co-infection Financing USD 1 2022 UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $793k (2022)
HIV spending on governance and sustainability Financing USD 1 2022 UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $1.0m (2022)
HIV spending on prevention Financing USD 1 2022 UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $8.1m (2022)
HIV spending on prevention of vertical transmission Financing USD 1 2022 UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $6.9m (2022)
HIV spending on programmes for children and adolescents Financing USD 1 2022 UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $86 (2022)
HIV spending on social protection and economic support Financing USD 1 2022 UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $8k (2022)
HIV spending on treatment, care and support Financing USD 1 2022 UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $186.8m (2022)
International HIV expenditure (country-reported) Financing USD 2 2022 UNAIDS Data 2025 country databook, UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $8.2m (2022)
Other bilateral HIV expenditure (country-reported) Financing USD 1 2022 UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $3k (2022)
PEPFAR expenditure, HHS/CDC Financing USD 5 2021–2025 PEPFAR budgets and expenditure $1.9m (2025)
PEPFAR expenditure, USAID Financing USD 3 2023–2025 PEPFAR budgets and expenditure $265k (2025)
PEPFAR expenditure, all US agencies Financing USD 6 2021–2025 PEPFAR budgets and expenditure, UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring expenditure database $2.4m (2025)
PEPFAR expenditure, other US agencies Financing USD 3 2021–2025 PEPFAR budgets and expenditure $216k (2025)
PEPFAR planned commodity procurement, like for like Financing USD 2 2021–2024 PEPFAR commodity procurement plans $59k (2024)
PEPFAR planned funding (budget), all US agencies Financing USD 5 2021–2025 PEPFAR budgets and expenditure $3.1m (2025)
PEPFAR planned funding, HHS/CDC Financing USD 5 2021–2025 PEPFAR budgets and expenditure $2.5m (2025)
PEPFAR planned funding, USAID Financing USD 3 2023–2025 PEPFAR budgets and expenditure $650k (2025)
PEPFAR planned funding, other US agencies Financing USD 2 2021–2022 PEPFAR budgets and expenditure $400k (2022)
PEPFAR planned procurement of antiretroviral drugs Financing USD 2 2021–2024 PEPFAR commodity procurement plans $0 (2024)
PEPFAR planned procurement of laboratory commodities Financing USD 2 2021–2024 PEPFAR commodity procurement plans $0 (2024)
PEPFAR planned procurement of rapid test kits Financing USD 2 2021–2024 PEPFAR commodity procurement plans $59k (2024)
PEPFAR spend on staff, human resources for health inventory Financing USD 1 2025 PEPFAR human resources for health inventory $1.2m (2025)
PEPFAR-funded staff delivering services, full-time equivalents Financing count 1 2025 PEPFAR human resources for health inventory 33 (2025)
PEPFAR-funded staff, full-time equivalents Financing count 1 2025 PEPFAR human resources for health inventory 76 (2025)
US HIV disbursements managed by Health and Human Services Financing USD 6 2021–2026 ForeignAssistance.gov $991k (2026)
US HIV disbursements managed by USAID Financing USD 7 2007–2026 ForeignAssistance.gov $-2 (2026)
US HIV disbursements managed by other US agencies Financing USD 16 2011–2026 ForeignAssistance.gov $0 (2026)
US HIV disbursements managed by the State Department Financing USD 2 2025–2026 ForeignAssistance.gov $328k (2026)
USAID funding received by the national TB programme Financing USD 7 2017–2024 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme $0 (2024)
% of ALL PLHIV who are virally suppressed Treatment cascade percent 23 2011–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory 67.0% (2024)
% of PLHIV on ART (second 95, PLHIV base) Treatment cascade percent 69 2000–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory 69.0% (2024)
% of PLHIV who have been diagnosed (first 95) Treatment cascade percent 28 2011–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory 84.0% (2024)
% of estimated HIV-positive incident TB cases on TB treatment and ART Treatment cascade percent 18 2006–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 52.9% (2024)
% of people currently enrolled in HIV treatment started on TB preventive therapy Treatment cascade percent 5 2018–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 1.8% (2024)
% of people living with HIV on ART who completed a course of TB preventive therapy Treatment cascade percent 4 2019–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 61.6% (2024)
% of people newly enrolled in HIV treatment diagnosed with TB disease Treatment cascade percent 9 2015–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 3.9% (2024)
% of people newly enrolled in HIV treatment started on TB preventive therapy Treatment cascade percent 7 2015–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 1.5% (2024)
% of people on ART who are virally suppressed (third 95) Treatment cascade percent 10 2015–2024 WHO Global Health Observatory 98.0% (2024)
% of returned HIV test results that were positive Treatment cascade percent 31 2018–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory, WHO HIV testing services dashboard 1.1% (2024)
HIV self-test kits distributed Treatment cascade count 3 2022–2024 WHO HIV testing services dashboard 11,715 (2024)
HIV tests performed at a health facility Treatment cascade count 8 2018–2025 PEPFAR testing by modality, WHO HIV testing services dashboard 432 (2025)
HIV tests performed through community outreach Treatment cascade count 9 2018–2025 PEPFAR testing by modality, WHO HIV testing services dashboard 7,891 (2025)
HIV tests performed with the result returned to the person Treatment cascade count 43 2018–2025 Global Fund Data Service, PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight, PEPFAR testing by modality, UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory, WHO HIV testing services dashboard 8,323 (2025)
HIV-exposed infants tested within two months of birth Treatment cascade percent 13 2010–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 44.0% (2024)
HIV-positive TB patients started or continued on ART Treatment cascade count 15 2015–2024 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme 1,470 (2024)
Key-population people tested for HIV (count over the period) Treatment cascade count 12 2023–2025 Global Fund Data Service By population group, sex or age only, to 2025
New HIV diagnoses with a CD4 count below 200 Treatment cascade percent 5 2015–2020 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 35.0% (2020)
Newly diagnosed at HHS/CDC-funded partners (MER HTS_TST_POS) Treatment cascade count 5 2021–2025 PEPFAR results by funding agency 313 (2025)
Newly diagnosed at USAID-funded partners (MER HTS_TST_POS) Treatment cascade count 3 2023–2025 PEPFAR results by funding agency 87 (2025)
Newly enrolled on ART at HHS/CDC-funded partners (MER TX_NEW) Treatment cascade count 5 2021–2025 PEPFAR results by funding agency 223 (2025)
Newly enrolled on ART at USAID-funded partners (MER TX_NEW) Treatment cascade count 2 2023–2024 PEPFAR results by funding agency 1,150 (2024)
Notified HIV cases, national case surveillance Treatment cascade count 48 2010–2025 PAHO Core Indicators, PAHO Interactive HIV Data Dashboard 14,169 (2025)
Number newly diagnosed HIV-positive (PEPFAR MER HTS_TST_POS) Treatment cascade count 10 2021–2025 PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight, PEPFAR testing by modality 400 (2025)
Number of PLHIV virally suppressed (VL<1000) Treatment cascade count 5 2021–2025 PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight 796 (2025)
Number of people on ART (PEPFAR MER TX_CURR) Treatment cascade count 75 2000–2025 Global Fund Data Service, PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight, UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory, WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme 1,306 (2025)
PMTCT ART coverage among pregnant women with HIV Treatment cascade percent 28 2010–2023 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, UNICEF HIV/AIDS dataset 80.0% (2023)
People newly diagnosed at a health facility Treatment cascade count 5 2021–2025 PEPFAR testing by modality 123 (2025)
People newly diagnosed through community outreach Treatment cascade count 5 2021–2025 PEPFAR testing by modality 277 (2025)
People newly enrolled on ART during the year Treatment cascade count 18 2015–2025 Global Fund Data Service, PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight, WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme 223 (2025)
People on ART at HHS/CDC-funded partners (MER TX_CURR) Treatment cascade count 5 2021–2025 PEPFAR results by funding agency 1,306 (2025)
People on ART at USAID-funded partners (MER TX_CURR) Treatment cascade count 2 2023–2024 PEPFAR results by funding agency 3,155 (2024)
People on ART on a dolutegravir-based regimen Treatment cascade percent 10 2020–2025 PAHO Interactive HIV Data Dashboard By population group, sex or age only, to 2025
People tested for HIV in the last 12 months who received the result (household survey) Treatment cascade percent 34 2010 Demographic and Health Surveys By population group, sex or age only, to 2010
People who completed a course of TB preventive therapy Treatment cascade count 1 2023 PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight 11 (2023)
Pregnant women tested for HIV in antenatal care Treatment cascade percent 8 2015–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 98.0% (2024)
Pregnant women with HIV who received ARVs for PMTCT Treatment cascade count 31 2010–2024 PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight, UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory 1,128 (2024)
TB patients recorded as HIV-positive Treatment cascade count 15 2015–2024 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme 2,156 (2024)
TB patients with an HIV test result recorded Treatment cascade count 15 2015–2024 WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme 20,040 (2024)
AIDS-related deaths Epidemic estimates count 674 2000–2025 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, UNICEF HIV/AIDS dataset, WHO Global Health Observatory 2,500 (2025)
Deaths from TB among people living with HIV Epidemic estimates count 50 2000–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme 610 (2024)
HIV prevalence among a key population Epidemic estimates percent 5 2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo By population group, sex or age only, to 2024
HIV prevalence, ages 15-49 Epidemic estimates percent 50 2000–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, World Bank Open Data 0.6% (2024)
Incident TB cases among people living with HIV Epidemic estimates count 50 2000–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme 2,800 (2024)
New HIV infections Epidemic estimates count 578 2000–2025 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, UNICEF HIV/AIDS dataset, WHO Global Health Observatory 11,000 (2025)
People living with HIV Epidemic estimates count 681 2000–2025 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, UNICEF HIV/AIDS dataset, WHO Global Health Observatory 240,000 (2025)
Condom use at last higher-risk sex (household survey) Prevention and outreach percent 142 2000–2015 Demographic and Health Surveys By population group, sex or age only, to 2015
Key-population members reached by prevention programmes Prevention and outreach percent 1 2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo By population group, sex or age only, to 2024
Male condoms distributed in a year Prevention and outreach count 4 2019–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 30,846,637 (2024)
People receiving PrEP Prevention and outreach count 14 2021–2025 Global Fund Data Service, PEPFAR Panorama Spotlight, UNAIDS AIDSinfo 11,000 (2024)
People with comprehensive correct knowledge of HIV (household survey) Prevention and outreach percent 105 2010–2015 Demographic and Health Surveys By population group, sex or age only, to 2015
Estimated pregnant women with HIV needing ARVs for PMTCT Population denominators count 31 2010–2025 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory 810 (2025)
Estimated size of a key population Population denominators count 5 2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo By population group, sex or age only, to 2024
Total population Population denominators count 26 2000–2025 World Bank Open Data 53,425,635 (2025)
Share of HIV-exposed infants who acquire HIV — percent 30 2010–2025 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, UNICEF HIV/AIDS dataset 12.3% (2025)

Every row shown on the Colombia page is in the panel download, with the source URL and the retrieval date of the row attached. See Data.