AIDS

In 2005, how many people became infected with HIV?

nearly a million

nearly two million

nearly five million

nearly ten million

What percent of the people infected with HIV live in developing countries?

65 percent

75 percent

85 percent

95 percent

By 2010, the number of children in sub-Saharan Africa expected to lose one or both parents to AIDS is more than:

8 million

18 million

88 million

Unless anti-viral drugs become widely available, in 10 years AIDS is expected to cause the life expectancy at birth in Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe to fall to:

	below 65 years
	below 55 years
	below 45 years
	below 35 years

Coping with the AIDS epidemic is a major priority for FAO. Which of these activities is FAO not involved in?

	providing care givers in developing countries with information about nutritional care for people with HIV/AIDS
	helping governments improve their agriculture services in communities affected by the AIDS epidemic
	helping AIDS orphans learn how to farm and earn a living
	distributing free condoms at farm equipment stores