47045-RUS-H-HAF-1 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Russian Federation, HIV, St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” Goal: To reduce HIV transmission and mitigate its impact on society by strengthening comprehensive responses to HIV, with a main focus on key populations. Objectives: To develop and implement exemplary comprehensive service-delivery models that strengthen the HIV Test-Treatment cascade, with a special focus on key populations; To strengthen sustainability of these service-delivery models by investing in partnerships and improved coordination and collaboration between civil society and State service providers; as well as investments in strengthening community systems (CSS). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Communications +41 58 791 1700 website@theglobalfund.org https://www.theglobalfund.org The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Global Health Campus, Chemin du Pommier 40, 1218 Grand-Saconnex, Geneva, Switzerland The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Grant Management Division Tsovinar Sakanyan Fund Portfolio Manager +41 58 791 1700 tsovinar.sakanyan@theglobalfund.org https://www.theglobalfund.org The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Global Health Campus, Chemin du Pommier 40, 1218 Grand-Saconnex, Geneva, Switzerland Russian Federation HIV Multicomponent, RSSH Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages End the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases, and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases Achieve universal health coverage HIV -> Differentiated HIV Testing Services -> Community-based testing HIV -> Differentiated HIV Testing Services -> Self-testing HIV -> Prevention -> Behavior change interventions HIV -> Prevention -> Condom and lubricant programming HIV -> Prevention -> Harm reduction interventions for drug use HIV -> Prevention -> Needle and syringe programs HIV -> Prevention -> Overdose prevention and management HIV -> Prevention -> Pre-exposure prophylaxis HIV -> Prevention -> Prevention and management of co-infections and co-morbidities (Prevention) HIV -> Prevention -> Sexual and reproductive health services, including STIs HIV -> Reducing human rights-related barriers to HIV/TB services -> Community mobilization and advocacy (HIV/TB) HIV -> Reducing human rights-related barriers to HIV/TB services -> HIV and HIV/TB-related legal services HIV -> Reducing human rights-related barriers to HIV/TB services -> Sensitization of law-makers and law-enforcement agents HIV -> Treatment, care and support -> Differentiated ART service delivery and HIV care Multicomponent -> Program management -> Coordination and management of national disease control programs Multicomponent -> Program management -> Grant management RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Community-based monitoring RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Community-led research and advocacy RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Institutional capacity building, planning and leadership development RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Social mobilization, building community linkages and coordination RSSH -> RSSH: Financial management systems -> Routine grant financial management RSSH -> RSSH: Health management information systems and M&E -> Analysis, evaluations, reviews and transparency RSSH -> RSSH: Health management information systems and M&E -> Surveys RSSH -> RSSH: Health sector governance and planning -> National health sector strategies and financing RSSH -> RSSH: Integrated service delivery and quality improvement -> Quality of care 405057.01 4326068.26 6512227.54 1583570.98 3930480.83 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 1546132.36 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” -2384348.47 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 3781529.47 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 1150923.00 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 1475589.00 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” -1155017.47 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 5809122.10 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 2013119.10 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 547048.00 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 858803.00 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 2202579.11 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” -187572.89 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 3032729.43 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 255719.00 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 918237.72 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 1413235.51 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” -445537.20 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” -324837.00 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 324837.00 Funds returned to the Global Fund from RUS-H-HAFP01 (Other 3rd Party). St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria 406031.31 Expenditure reported by St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” for RUS-H-HAFP01, Jul 2021 to Dec 2021. St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 4325093.90 Expenditure reported by St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” for RUS-H-HAFP01, Jan 2022 to Dec 2022. St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 3438045.38 Expenditure reported by St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” for RUS-H-HAFP01, Jan 2023 to Dec 2023. St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 3001431.12 Expenditure reported by St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” for RUS-H-HAFP01, Jan 2024 to Jun 2024. St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 24457.00 Expenditure reported by St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” for RUS-H-HAFP01, Jul 2024 to Dec 2024. St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” An overview of a grant over its lifetime. General terms and conditions which apply to Global Fund grants. Funding Request of funding request FR964-RUS-H. 47045-RUS-H-HAF-2 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Russian Federation, HIV, St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” Goal: To reduce HIV transmission and mitigate its impact on society by strengthening comprehensive responses to HIV, with a main focus on key populations. Objectives: To increase the proportion of KPs (MSM, FSWs and PUDs) reached by HIV prevention services by at least 5% at the end of the grant when compared to the 2022 baseline; To increase the proportion of KPs (MSM, TGs, FSWs & PUDs) tested for HIV by at least 5% at the end of the grant when compared to the 2022 baseline; To provide social-legal support to KPs (MSM, TGs, FSWs and PUDs) who experience human rights violations and ensure that by the end of the grant 30% of the legal cases have been successfully resolved; To strengthen community systems and foster partnerships between civil society and state services by investing in them through at least 36 small grants aimed at addressing important strategic priorities that will be implemented and finalized by the end of June 2024. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Communications +41 58 791 1700 website@theglobalfund.org https://www.theglobalfund.org The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Global Health Campus, Chemin du Pommier 40, 1218 Grand-Saconnex, Geneva, Switzerland The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Grant Management Division Tsovinar Sakanyan Fund Portfolio Manager +41 58 791 1700 tsovinar.sakanyan@theglobalfund.org https://www.theglobalfund.org The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Global Health Campus, Chemin du Pommier 40, 1218 Grand-Saconnex, Geneva, Switzerland Russian Federation HIV Multicomponent, RSSH Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages End the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases, and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases Achieve universal health coverage HIV -> Differentiated HIV Testing Services -> Community-based testing for KP programs HIV -> Prevention package for men who have sex with men (MSM) and their sexual partners -> Condom and lubricant programming for MSM HIV -> Prevention package for men who have sex with men (MSM) and their sexual partners -> HIV prevention communication, information and demand creation for MSM HIV -> Prevention package for men who have sex with men (MSM) and their sexual partners -> Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) programming for MSM HIV -> Prevention package for men who have sex with men (MSM) and their sexual partners -> Removing human rights-related barriers to prevention for MSM HIV -> Prevention package for men who have sex with men (MSM) and their sexual partners -> Sexual and reproductive health services, including STIs, hepatitis, post-violence care for MSM HIV -> Prevention package for people who use drugs (PUD) and their sexual partners -> Condom and lubricant programming for PUD HIV -> Prevention package for people who use drugs (PUD) and their sexual partners -> HIV prevention communication, information and demand creation for PUD HIV -> Prevention package for people who use drugs (PUD) and their sexual partners -> Needle and syringe programs for PWID HIV -> Prevention package for people who use drugs (PUD) and their sexual partners -> Overdose prevention and management for PWID HIV -> Prevention package for people who use drugs (PUD) and their sexual partners -> Removing human rights-related barriers to prevention for PUD HIV -> Prevention package for people who use drugs (PUD) and their sexual partners -> Sexual and reproductive health services, including STIs, hepatitis, post-violence care for PUD HIV -> Prevention package for sex workers, their clients and other sexual partners -> Condom and lubricant programming for sex workers HIV -> Prevention package for sex workers, their clients and other sexual partners -> HIV prevention communication, information and demand creation for sex workers HIV -> Prevention package for sex workers, their clients and other sexual partners -> Removing human rights-related barriers to prevention for sex workers HIV -> Prevention package for sex workers, their clients and other sexual partners -> Sexual and reproductive health services, including STIs, hepatitis, post-violence care for sex workers HIV -> Prevention package for transgender people and their sexual partners -> Condom and lubricant programming for transgender people HIV -> Prevention package for transgender people and their sexual partners -> HIV prevention communication, information and demand creation for transgender people HIV -> Prevention package for transgender people and their sexual partners -> Removing human rights-related barriers to prevention for transgender people HIV -> Prevention package for transgender people and their sexual partners -> Sexual and reproductive health services, including STIs, hepatitis, post-violence care for transgender people HIV -> Reducing human rights-related barriers to HIV/TB services -> Eliminating stigma and discrimination in all settings HIV -> Treatment, care and support -> HIV treatment and differentiated service delivery - adults (15 and above) Multicomponent -> Program management -> Grant management RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Capacity building and leadership development RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Community engagement, linkages and coordination RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Community-led monitoring RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Community-led research and advocacy 2388882.17 3701630.78 2369553.62 4414939.61 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP02. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 1000000.00 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP02 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 641508.00 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP02 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 984455.25 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP02 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 324837.00 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP02. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 324837.00 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP02 (Other 3rd Party). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 1613735.00 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP02 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” -175241.36 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP02. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 2246027.19 Global Fund commitment to RUS-H-HAFP02. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 1653638.69 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP02 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 592388.50 Global Fund disbursement to RUS-H-HAFP02 (Other Local Organizations). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” 2388883.00 Expenditure reported by St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” for RUS-H-HAFP02, Jul 2024 to Jun 2025. St. Petersburg charitable fund programs “Humanitarian action” An overview of a grant over its lifetime. General terms and conditions which apply to Global Fund grants. Funding Request of funding request FR1548-RUS-H. 1 - Personal Data (1) Principles. The Principal Recipient, acknowledges that Program Activities are expected to respect the following principles and rights (“Data Protection Principles”): (a) Information that could be used to identify a natural person (“Personal Data”) will be: (i) processed lawfully, fairly and transparently; (ii) collected for specified, explicit and legitimate purposes and not further processed in a manner not compatible with those purposes;  (iii) adequate, relevant and limited to what is necessary for the purposes for which they are processed; (iv) accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date; (v) kept in a form which permits identification of the individuals for no longer than is necessary for the purposes for which the Personal Data is processed; and (vi) processed in a manner that ensures appropriate security of the Personal Data; and (b) Natural persons are afforded, where relevant, the right to information about Personal Data that is processed; the right to access and rectify or erase Personal Data; the right to data portability; the right to confidentiality of electronic communications; and the right to object to processing. (2) Limitations. Where collection and processing of Personal Data is required in order to implement Program Activities, whether by the Principal Recipient, a Sub-recipient, or Supplier, the Principal Recipient should respect the Data Protection Principles: (a) to the extent that doing so does not violate or conflict with applicable law and/or policy; and (b) subject to the Principal Recipient balancing the Data Protection Principles with other fundamental rights in accordance with the principle of proportionality, taking into account the risks to the rights and freedoms of natural persons. 2 - With respect to Section 7.6 (Right of Access) of the Global Fund Grant Regulations (as amended from time to time), (1) the Global Fund may collect or seek to collect data, and it is possible that such data may contain Personal Data, and (2), prior to collection and at all times thereafter, the Principal Recipient shall take all necessary actions to ensure that the transfer of such information to the Global Fund does not violate any applicable law or regulation. 3 - The Program budget may be funded in part by Grant Funds disbursed under a previous Grant Agreement, which the Global Fund has approved to be used for the Program under the current Grant Agreement (“Previously Disbursed Grant Funds”), as well as additional Grant Funds up to the amount set forth in Section 3.6. hereof. Accordingly, the Global Fund may reduce the amount of Grant Funds set forth in Section 3.6. hereof by the amount of any Previously Disbursed Grant Funds. Previously Disbursed Grant Funds shall be governed by the terms of this Grant Agreement. 4 - The Principal Recipient shall ensure that: (1) it and any Sub-recipient or Supplier: (a) complies with applicable Economic Sanctions Law, including by, as applicable, not entering into any agreement or transaction, or engaging in activities with or for the benefit of any sanctioned individual or entity, or involving any sanctioned country or territory, except as permitted under Economic Sanctions Law applicable to the Principal Recipient, any Grant Sub-recipient or Supplier, the Use of Grant Funds or implementation of Program Activities; or (b) engage in, transact or otherwise facilitate any export, transfer or transmission of goods, services, software, technical data or technology in violation of any applicable regulations, laws or legally binding measures. Economic Sanctions Law referred to in this sub-section are defined as follows: “Economic Sanctions Law” means any economic or financial sanctions administered by the Office of Foreign Assets Control of the United States Department of the Treasury (“OFAC”), the United States State Department, any other agency of the United States government, the United Nations, the United Kingdom, the European Union or any member state thereof, and/or Switzerland; (2) it and any Sub-recipients or Suppliers have reasonable controls in place to ensure compliance with sub-section (1) above (including, without limitation, verifying that counterparties are not designated by applicable Economic Sanctions Law before requesting quotations from them and having robust contractual provisions in place with Sub-recipients and Suppliers regarding compliance with applicable Economic Sanctions Law); and (3) the Global Fund is promptly notified in writing of any act or omission materially inconsistent with the requirements of this sub-section. 5 - 2.4.5. Prior to the use of Grant Funds of up to USD519,526 by the Principal Recipient to finance the implementation of activity-based contracts (“ABC”) pilot for HIV services provided by the non-governmental organization (“NGOs”), the Principal Recipient is required to prepare a detailed document describing the ABC management mechanism. The Principal Recipient, in collaboration with the working group, should ensure that ten key areas discussed under the Global Fund framework for ABC contracts are addressed, including clear implementation arrangements and disbursement methodology tied to programmatic results, funding flow, and results verification. Upon submission of relevant documentation by the Principal Recipient and review by the Global Fund, certain conditions on ABC modality may be included in the Grant Confirmation. Module: Differentiated HIV Testing Services. Geographic coverage: Subnational, less than 100% national program target. Numerator: 3661; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 1.97%. Numerator: 1880; Denominator: 3661; Percentage: 51.35%. Numerator: 1880; Denominator: 3661; Percentage: 51.35%. Numerator: 1781; Denominator: 3661; Percentage: 48.65%. Numerator: 1781; Denominator: 3661; Percentage: 48.65%. Numerator: 4210; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 2.27%. Numerator: 4693; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 2.53%. Numerator: 1401. Numerator: 3055. Numerator: 4430; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 2.39%. Numerator: 4489; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 2.42%. Numerator: 1333. Numerator: 2913. Numerator: 4650; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 2.51%. Module: Differentiated HIV Testing Services. Geographic coverage: Subnational, less than 100% national program target. Numerator: 413; Denominator: 8696; Percentage: 4.75%. Numerator: 269; Denominator: 413; Percentage: 65.13%. Numerator: 269; Denominator: 413; Percentage: 65.13%. Numerator: 144; Denominator: 413; Percentage: 34.87%. Numerator: 144; Denominator: 413; Percentage: 34.87%. Numerator: 419; Denominator: 8696; Percentage: 4.82%. Numerator: 297; Denominator: 8696; Percentage: 3.42%. Numerator: 130. Numerator: 140. Numerator: 456; Denominator: 8696; Percentage: 5.24%. Numerator: 241; Denominator: 8696; Percentage: 2.77%. Numerator: 113. Numerator: 105. Numerator: 497; Denominator: 8696; Percentage: 5.72%. Module: Differentiated HIV Testing Services. Geographic coverage: Subnational, less than 100% national program target. Numerator: 381; Denominator: 604. Numerator: 567; Denominator: 604. Numerator: 536; Denominator: 636. Numerator: 571; Denominator: 604. Numerator: 521; Denominator: 657. Numerator: 574; Denominator: 604. Module: Differentiated HIV Testing Services. Geographic coverage: Subnational, less than 100% national program target. Numerator: 5362; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 1.76%. Numerator: 795; Denominator: 5362; Percentage: 14.83%. Numerator: 795; Denominator: 5362; Percentage: 14.83%. Numerator: 4567; Denominator: 5362; Percentage: 85.17%. Numerator: 4567; Denominator: 5362; Percentage: 85.17%. Numerator: 1521; Denominator: 5362; Percentage: 28.37%. Numerator: 1521; Denominator: 5362; Percentage: 28.37%. Numerator: 3834; Denominator: 5362; Percentage: 71.5%. Numerator: 3834; Denominator: 5362; Percentage: 71.5%. Numerator: 4672; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 1.53%. Numerator: 5203; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 1.7%. Numerator: 172. Numerator: 4965. Numerator: 1620. Numerator: 3583. Numerator: 4718; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 1.55%. Numerator: 4668; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 1.53%. Numerator: 248. Numerator: 4379. Numerator: 1506. Numerator: 3162. Numerator: 4763; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 1.56%. Module: Differentiated HIV Testing Services. Geographic coverage: Subnational, less than 100% national program target. Numerator: 1821; Denominator: 77913; Percentage: 2.34%. Numerator: 359; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 19.71%. Numerator: 359; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 19.71%. Numerator: 1462; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 80.29%. Numerator: 1462; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 80.29%. Numerator: 1732; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 95.11%. Numerator: 1732; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 95.11%. Numerator: 55; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 3.02%. Numerator: 55; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 3.02%. Numerator: 34; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 1.87%. Numerator: 34; Denominator: 1821; Percentage: 1.87%. Numerator: 2094; Denominator: 77913; Percentage: 2.69%. Numerator: 2664; Denominator: 77913; Percentage: 3.42%. Numerator: 366. Numerator: 2274. Numerator: 2664. Numerator: 0. Numerator: 0. Numerator: 2204; Denominator: 77913; Percentage: 2.83%. Numerator: 2390; Denominator: 77913; Percentage: 3.07%. Numerator: 211. Numerator: 2160. Numerator: 2390. Numerator: 0. Numerator: 0. Numerator: 2313; Denominator: 77913; Percentage: 2.97%. Module: Prevention package for men who have sex with men (MSM) and their sexual partners. Geographic coverage: Subnational, less than 100% national program target. Numerator: 9732; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 5.25%. Numerator: 3544; Denominator: 9732; Percentage: 36.42%. Numerator: 3544; Denominator: 9732; Percentage: 36.42%. Numerator: 6188; Denominator: 9732; Percentage: 63.58%. Numerator: 6188; Denominator: 9732; Percentage: 63.58%. Numerator: 9975; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 5.38%. Numerator: 7952; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 4.29%. Numerator: 2166. Numerator: 5462. Numerator: 10072; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 5.43%. Numerator: 5824; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 3.14%. Numerator: 1631. Numerator: 3936. Numerator: 10170; Denominator: 185388; Percentage: 5.49%. Module: Prevention package for people who use drugs (PUD) and their sexual partners. Geographic coverage: Subnational, less than 100% national program target. Numerator: 8447; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 2.77%. Numerator: 907; Denominator: 8447; Percentage: 10.74%. Numerator: 907; Denominator: 8447; Percentage: 10.74%. Numerator: 7540; Denominator: 8447; Percentage: 89.26%. Numerator: 7540; Denominator: 8447; Percentage: 89.26%. Numerator: 2531; Denominator: 8447; Percentage: 29.96%. Numerator: 2531; Denominator: 8447; Percentage: 29.96%. Numerator: 5908; Denominator: 8447; Percentage: 69.94%. Numerator: 5908; Denominator: 8447; Percentage: 69.94%. Numerator: 7359; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 2.41%. Numerator: 9799; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 3.21%. Numerator: 302. Numerator: 9421. Numerator: 3118. Numerator: 6681. Numerator: 7431; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 2.43%. Numerator: 9906; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 3.24%. Numerator: 378. Numerator: 9460. Numerator: 3164. Numerator: 6742. Numerator: 7504; Denominator: 305290; Percentage: 2.46%. Module: Prevention package for sex workers, their clients and other sexual partners. Geographic coverage: Subnational, less than 100% national program target. Numerator: 2770; Denominator: 77913; Percentage: 3.56%. Numerator: 456; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 16.46%. Numerator: 456; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 16.46%. Numerator: 2314; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 83.54%. Numerator: 2314; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 83.54%. Numerator: 2593; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 93.61%. Numerator: 2593; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 93.61%. Numerator: 92; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 3.32%. Numerator: 92; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 3.32%. Numerator: 85; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 3.07%. Numerator: 85; Denominator: 2770; Percentage: 3.07%. Numerator: 2977; Denominator: 77913; Percentage: 3.82%. Numerator: 3981; Denominator: 77913; Percentage: 5.11%. Numerator: 571. Numerator: 3383. Numerator: 3981. Numerator: 0. Numerator: 0. 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