Domestic and international HIV spending sources by country 2013

This statistic depicts domestic HIV/AIDS spending from domestic public and international sources in selected countries as of 2013. In 2013, Azerbaijan's domestic spending on HIV/AIDS issues from domestic public sources stood at some 13.4 million U.S. dollars.

Domestic HIV/AIDS spending from domestic public and international sources in selected countries in 2013 (in million U.S. dollars)*

Characteristic	Domestic public	International
Spain (2011)	1,064.3	14.6
Brazil (2012)	690	9.3
China	550	76.6
Italy (2011)	508.1	0
Mexico (2011)	480	12.2
Botswana (2011)	300	91.4
Thailand (2011)	270	46.4
Portugal (2011)	201.4	0
Kenya	150	580
India	140	-
Chile	140	0.2
Nigeria (2012)	120	440
Colombia	83.9	0.3
Poland (2011)	74.3	0
Venezuela	71.8	0.8
Peru	70.4	4.5
Japan (2011)	67.9	0
Cuba	63.8	5.9
Malaysia	55.2	2.1
Indonesia (2012)	36.9	50.2
Zimbabwe	34.4	220
Romania (2012)	34.4	0.2
Swaziland	33.2	63.8
Kazakhstan	30.9	6.9
Burkina Faso (2012)	30.1	22.3
Guatemala (2012)	27.2	20.6
Singapur (2011)	23.1	0
Angola (2011)	21.5	12
Rwanda (2012)	19.9	220
Honduras (2010)	15.8	17.2
Cameroon (2012)	15.7	30.5
Ghana (2011)	14.9	60.8
Azerbaijan	13.4	5.2
Uzbekistan	11.9	9.4
Belarus (2011)	11.7	6.9
Bulgaria	8.7	3.1
Morocco	8.4	8
Papua New Guinea (2012)	6.4	29.5
Mali (2012)	6.1	15.5
Cambodia (2012)	5.2	44.7
Georgia	4.9	9.1
Niger (2012)	4.8	10.8
Chad	4.6	12.9
Madagascar (2012)	4.3	5.6
Myanmar (2011)	3.9	42.3
Bangladesh	3.5	17.7
Tajikistan	3.4	10.4
DR Congo (2012)	2.7	140
Guinea	2.6	11.3
Central African Republic (2011)	1.9	13.9
Haiti (2011)	1.6	210
Liberia (2011)	0.2	30.9
Malawi (2011)	0	77.4