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Cambodia's National Center for HIV/AIDS publishes a quarterly Boosted CoPCT report whose tables can be read without interpretation. It carries what the aggregators do not: outreach, testing, positivity and ART enrolment for each key population, quarter by quarter. Cambodia has also signed a bilateral agreement with the United States.

76,000
People living with HIV, 2024
WHO Global Health Observatory
92.0%
On antiretroviral treatment, 2024
WHO Global Health Observatory
$375k
United States HIV disbursements, 2026
ForeignAssistance.gov
$25.6m
External HIV financing, all donors, 2024
OECD Creditor Reporting System
External HIV financing
OECD CRS · ForeignAssistance.gov
$0$20m$40m$60m200120042007201020132016201920222025$25.6m$3.5m$22.0m$375k
  • All donors
  • United States, OECD record
  • The Global Fund
  • United States, self-reported
YearAll donorsUnited States, OECD recordThe Global FundUnited States, self-reported
2001 — — — $1.1m
2002 $14.0m $7.4m — $4.8m
2003 $27.2m $17.8m $4.0m $14.3m
2004 $34.0m $20.7m $4.5m $8.6m
2005 $41.4m $19.2m $12.4m $18.0m
2006 $42.5m $16.0m $15.9m $19.8m
2007 $45.9m $23.9m $13.3m $19.5m
2008 $51.4m $20.4m $24.7m $18.3m
2009 $51.9m $18.2m $28.2m $19.4m
2010 $40.6m $19.3m $15.2m $19.3m
2011 $64.0m $18.6m $38.0m $16.4m
2012 $29.4m $17.3m $7.3m $16.9m
2013 $35.5m $11.6m $20.3m $13.1m
2014 $40.9m $13.1m $25.6m $14.7m
2015 $30.0m $12.7m $15.6m $11.7m
2016 $24.0m $12.7m $10.0m $13.7m
2017 $26.9m $13.1m $12.3m $13.3m
2018 $12.5m $10.0m $1.3m $9.6m
2019 $6.8m $5.6m — $8.4m
2020 $64.4m $9.6m $14.3m $9.4m
2021 $33.0m $4.4m $26.4m $4.3m
2022 $35.0m $3.7m $30.9m $4.5m
2023 $28.8m $3.8m $23.3m $4.3m
2024 $25.6m $3.5m $22.0m $3.2m
2025 — — — $3.7m
2026 — — — $375k°

26 rows, as drawn above. A value marked ° comes from a reporting period that is still open or that the source marks as incomplete. Values are rounded for reading; the download carries them unrounded.

Disbursements reported for this country. The OECD record and the United States self-reported record are drawn separately; they cover the same flow but are filed on different calendars. The point at 2026 is drawn from a reporting period that is still open or that the source marks as incomplete, and is shown as an open ring. Do not read it as a fall.

People living with HIV and people on treatment
UNAIDS AIDSinfo
025k50k75k20002003200620092012201520182021202476,00070,000
  • People living with HIV
  • People on treatment
YearPeople living with HIVPeople living with HIV (lower)People living with HIV (upper)People on treatment
2000 76,000 66,000 86,000 —
2001 78,000 68,000 88,000 —
2002 79,000 69,000 89,000 —
2003 79,000 69,000 90,000 —
2004 79,000 70,000 89,000 —
2005 79,000 70,000 89,000 —
2006 79,000 70,000 89,000 —
2007 80,000 70,000 89,000 —
2008 80,000 71,000 90,000 —
2009 80,000 71,000 90,000 —
2010 81,000 72,000 90,000 41,000
2011 81,000 71,000 90,000 44,000
2012 81,000 71,000 90,000 46,000
2013 81,000 71,000 90,000 48,000
2014 80,000 70,000 90,000 50,000
2015 80,000 70,000 90,000 52,000
2016 79,000 70,000 90,000 55,000
2017 79,000 69,000 90,000 57,000
2018 78,000 68,000 89,000 59,000
2019 78,000 67,000 89,000 61,000
2020 77,000 67,000 89,000 62,000
2021 77,000 66,000 89,000 63,000
2022 77,000 66,000 89,000 65,000
2023 77,000 64,000 89,000 68,000
2024 76,000 63,000 88,000 70,000

25 rows, as drawn above. Values are rounded for reading; the download carries them unrounded.

Modelled estimates. The shaded band is the published uncertainty interval around the number of people living with HIV; a point estimate on its own would overstate what is known.

The treatment cascade
UNAIDS AIDSinfo
40%60%80%2010201220142016201820202022202492.0%92.0%91.0%
  • Know their status
  • On treatment
  • Virally suppressed
YearKnow their statusOn treatmentVirally suppressed
2010 58.0% 50.0% —
2011 61.0% 54.0% —
2012 63.0% 57.0% —
2013 65.0% 60.0% —
2014 67.0% 63.0% —
2015 69.0% 66.0% —
2016 71.0% 69.0% —
2017 73.0% 72.0% 68.0%
2018 76.0% 76.0% 72.0%
2019 80.0% 79.0% 76.0%
2020 81.0% 81.0% 78.0%
2021 81.0% 81.0% 79.0%
2022 84.0% 84.0% 82.0%
2023 88.0% 88.0% 87.0%
2024 92.0% 92.0% 91.0%

15 rows, as drawn above. Values are rounded for reading; the download carries them unrounded.

Each figure is a share of all people living with HIV, so the three lines are on one denominator and can be read against each other. Suppression here is community viral suppression, not the narrower third target.

Key populations reached by outreach
NCHADS Boosted CoPCT, quarterly
0100k200k2022202320242025202659,33233,61215,316
  • gbmsm
  • sex workers
  • transgender
Yeargbmsmsex workerstransgender
2022 143,355 106,413 27,522
2023 82,741° 59,830° 15,467°
2024 213,655 111,413 50,636
2025 231,192 124,447 61,078
2026 59,332° 33,612° 15,316°

5 rows, as drawn above. A value marked ° comes from a reporting period that is still open or that the source marks as incomplete. Values are rounded for reading; the download carries them unrounded.

Quarterly programme flows summed to a year. Outreach and testing are the most donor-dependent parts of the response and so the first place a funding change shows up. Points at 2023, 2026 are drawn from a reporting period that is still open or that the source marks as incomplete, and are shown as an open ring. Do not read them as a fall.

Key populations tested for HIV
NCHADS Boosted CoPCT, quarterly
050k100k2022202320242025202633,44417,6577,236
  • gbmsm
  • sex workers
  • transgender
Yeargbmsmsex workerstransgender
2022 68,095 48,950 12,549
2023 34,654° 26,375° 6,100°
2024 98,065 60,627 20,553
2025 120,258 66,984 28,401
2026 33,444° 17,657° 7,236°

5 rows, as drawn above. A value marked ° comes from a reporting period that is still open or that the source marks as incomplete. Values are rounded for reading; the download carries them unrounded.

Quarterly programme flows summed to a year. Outreach and testing are the most donor-dependent parts of the response and so the first place a funding change shows up. Points at 2023, 2026 are drawn from a reporting period that is still open or that the source marks as incomplete, and are shown as an open ring. Do not read them as a fall.

Sources behind these figures

500 rows

SourceTypeRowsIndicators YearsRead fromRetrieved
UNAIDS AIDSinfo Modelled estimate 193 12 2000–2024 aidsinfo.unaids.org 2026-07-20
WHO Global Health Observatory Modelled estimate 100 4 2000–2024 ghoapi.azureedge.net 2026-07-20
OECD Creditor Reporting System Expenditure account 67 3 2002–2024 sdmx.oecd.org 2026-07-20
Cambodia NCHADS Programme record 60 4 2022–2026 nchads.gov.kh 2026-07-20
World Bank Open Data Modelled estimate 51 2 2000–2025 api.worldbank.org 2026-07-20
ForeignAssistance.gov Expenditure account 26 1 2001–2026 foreignassistance.gov 2026-07-20
Demographic and Health Surveys Survey 3 1 2005 api.dhsprogram.com 2026-07-20

Indicators held

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IndicatorDomainUnitRows YearsSourcesMost recent value
Country-reported HIV expenditure, all sources Financing USD 6 2012–2022 UNAIDS AIDSinfo $31.6m (2022)
External HIV financing (all donors, ODA) Financing USD 23 2002–2024 OECD Creditor Reporting System $25.6m (2024)
External HIV financing from the United States (ODA) Financing USD 49 2001–2026 ForeignAssistance.gov, OECD Creditor Reporting System $375k (2026)
Global Fund HIV disbursements to the country Financing USD 21 2003–2024 OECD Creditor Reporting System $22.0m (2024)
% of ALL PLHIV who are virally suppressed Treatment cascade percent 8 2017–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 91.0% (2024)
% of PLHIV on ART (2nd 95, PLHIV base) Treatment cascade percent 45 2000–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory 100.0% (2024)
% of PLHIV who know their status (1st 95) Treatment cascade percent 18 2010–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 88.4% (2024)
Key-population people newly enrolled on ART (period flow) Treatment cascade count 15 2022–2026 Cambodia NCHADS 88 (2026)
Key-population people newly testing HIV-positive (period flow) Treatment cascade count 15 2022–2026 Cambodia NCHADS 89 (2026)
Key-population people tested for HIV (period flow) Treatment cascade count 15 2022–2026 Cambodia NCHADS 7,236 (2026)
Number of people on ART (PEPFAR MER TX_CURR) Treatment cascade count 15 2010–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 70,000 (2024)
PMTCT ART coverage among pregnant women with HIV Treatment cascade percent 15 2010–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 97.0% (2024)
AIDS-related deaths (all ages) Epidemic estimates count 50 2000–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory 1,000 (2024)
HIV prevalence among a key population Epidemic estimates percent 5 2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 13.5% (2024)
HIV prevalence, ages 15-49 Epidemic estimates percent 53 2000–2024 Demographic and Health Surveys, UNAIDS AIDSinfo, World Bank Open Data 0.5% (2024)
New HIV infections (all ages) Epidemic estimates count 50 2000–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory 1,200 (2024)
People living with HIV (all ages) Epidemic estimates count 50 2000–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo, WHO Global Health Observatory 76,000 (2024)
Key-population people reached by outreach (period flow) Prevention and outreach count 15 2022–2026 Cambodia NCHADS 15,316 (2026)
People receiving PrEP Prevention and outreach count 6 2019–2024 UNAIDS AIDSinfo 19,000 (2024)
Total population Population denominators count 26 2000–2025 World Bank Open Data 17,847,982 (2025)

Every row shown here is in the panel download, with its source URL and retrieval date attached. See Data.