225. Evolution of immunization coverage: The coverage has improved significantly for all vaccines, resulting in a significant reduction of preventable diseases through vaccination. 226.Fight against HIV / AIDS: The HIV / AIDS epidemic remains less active otherwise concentrated in certain population groups at risk, considering its low prevalence (0.1%) in the general population, moreover, data from the relevant National Laboratory for HIV / AIDS infection indicate that as at 30 September 2013, the cumulative number of cases since 1985, is 1443 for patients with AIDS and 6603 for HIV patients. 227.The number of mother to child transmission cases is 143. There were 372 cases of children aged 0-19 years with HIV for the period from 1985 to 30 September 2013, for 6231 adult cases. There were 59 AIDS cases among children aged 0-19 years, including 28 girls and 31 boys, and 1,126 adults. 228.Under the Prevention of Mother-Child Transmission (PMTCT) which is a priority in the Strategic National Plan 2008 -2012 and the National Strategic Plan 2013 -2015 and in order to ensure the right of every HIV-positive pregnant woman to the monitoring of her pregnancy and the free care of her delivery, and to prevent the transmission of the infection to her newborn, an operational system of prevention and care focused around six regional centres was set up by the Ministry of Health, and multisectoral actions involving civil society, including people living with HIV have been committed to the effect of: - Continue efforts to promote anonymous, confidential and free tests within the 61 test centres covering which aim to particularly reach out to all pregnant women; - Multiply awareness-raising activities among all sections of the population including the most vulnerable in the various sectors involved (youth, justice, religious affairs, higher education, national education...) and civil society. 229.Institutional care was significantly expanded during the 90s, with the establishment of the National Blood Agency transfusion in charge of safe transfusion, with the introduction of mandatory monitoring of blood donation and its derivatives throughout the national territory. The establishment of 08 referral centres (CDR), a total of 12 centres were planned for late 2008 for the treatment of HIV / AIDS infection; the provision of antiretroviral drugs free of charge at the referral centres. 230.National strategic plans revolve around on four intervention areas: a. Prevention for populations in vulnerable situations; b. Support for people living with HIV / AIDS; c. Associative and community mobilization; d. Strengthening the knowledge on the epidemiological evolution by seroprevalence and behavioural surveys. 231.An extensive program is being established in order to promote breastfeeding in general and exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months of life: 37