Abstract: Objective  To evaluate the effect of the 5^th round of the Global Fund project on TB-HIV co-infection control in Xixiangtang District, Nanning city.  Methods  We made a descriptive analysis on the quarterly report by the Fourth Peoples’ Hospital of Nanning city reported from October 2006 to September 2010, and carried out HIV antibody test for 3821 TB cases attending the hospital and TB screening for 4085 HIV/AIDS cases being followed-up.  Results  HIV antibody test proportion of TB cases was 72.5% (3821/5272); among them, 70 HIV positive cases were detected with the HIV-positive detection rate of 1.8% (70/3821). TB screening proportion of HIV/AIDS cases being followed-up was 92.2% (4085/4431); among them, 686 case were found to be TB cases with the TB detection rate of 16.8% (686/4085). From October 2006 to September 2009, there were 265 TB-HIV co-infection cases reported in total, of whom 7.6% （20/265） were cured, 44.5% （118/265） completed the treatment course, 24.5% (65/265) died and 23.4% (62/265) lost to follow-up.  Conclusion  We should strengthen the treatment management of co-infection patients and health education, and continuously improve the treatment success rate and reduce the loss rate.

Key words: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, Tuberculosis,pulmonary, Superinfection, Nanning city