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Table 5 Indicators and targets for cervical cancer prevention and control

From: Cervical cancer prevention in countries with the highest HIV prevalence: a review of policies

Country

WHO global indicators

Country targets

Vaccination rate

Screening rate

Screening test positivity rate

Treatment rate

Vaccination coverage

Timeline

Screening coverage

Timeline

Treatment coverage

Timeline

Botswana

a

a

a

98%

2025

80%

2022

80%

2022

Eswatini

Lesotho

90%

Malawi

a

95%

2026

70%

2026

85%

2026

Mozambique

a

80%

Namibia

a

a

a

95%

80%

2025

South Africa

100%

65%

Zambia

80%

b5-10%

Monthly

80%:Cryotherapy: 95%:LEEP: > 80%:ICC treatment

80%

Zimbabwe

80%

2018

2020

 

Other indicators disaggregated by HIV status

  

Zimbabwe

Percentage of health facilities providing integrated HIV/STI/CC screening

Number of staff trained in integrated CC/breast/HIV/STI service per facility

Percentage of facilities with HIV/STI and cancer integrated services

Percentage of clients accessing integrated HIV/STI and cancer services

  

Number of staff trained in integrated cancer/HIV/STI early detection and management services

  
  1. aDisaggregation of data point by HIV status
  2. bTest positivity benchmark for new women screened; WHO’s timeline for 70–90-70 targets is 2030