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Table 1.

Study variables by survey and age band.

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Fig 1.

Population size estimation process: AGYW who are HIV-negative and at risk for HIV infection.

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Table 2.

Percentage of AGYW who are classified as at-risk of HIV infection, by estimation methodology.

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Table 3.

Prevalent HIV infection by risk profile methodology.

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Table 4.

Complimentary log-log regression results.

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Table 5.

LCA conditional response probabilities and membership classification.

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Table 6.

Percentage of AGYW who are classified as at risk and HIV-negative, by method.

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Fig 2.

Subnational comparison of risk prevalence estimates, by method (mean with 95% CI).

Percentage of AGYW who are HIV-negative and classified as at-risk of HIV infection by country, age band, subnational unit, and model. (A) Haiti–Department level. (B) Mozambique–Provincial level. (C) Eswatini–Regional level.

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Fig 3.

Hyperlocal heat maps of HIV risk prevalence (percentage at risk) and population density (number at risk), based on any-risk profile in Haiti, by age band.

The number-at-risk is calculated as those AGYW who are both classified as at-risk and HIV-negative for AGYW ages 15+ and the number-at-risk for AGYW 10–14 years is calculated as those AGYW classified as at-risk. Base map and data from the Spatial Data Repository, The Demographic and Health Surveys Program.

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Fig 4.

Hyperlocal heat maps of HIV risk prevalence (percentage at risk) and population density (number at risk), based on any-risk profile in Mozambique, by age band.

The number-at-risk is calculated as those AGYW who are both classified as at-risk and HIV-negative for AGYW ages 15+, and the number-at-risk for AGYW 10–14 years is calculated as those AGYW classified as at-risk. Base map and data from the Spatial Data Repository, The Demographic and Health Surveys Program.

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