The purpose of this project would be to increase the utilization of quality HIV prevention and treatment services by implementing community-led monitoring activities, in close collaboration with the…

The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) awarded a $2,100,000 Cooperative Agreement under the Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas (CFDA 98.001) grant program to the National Council of People Living with HIV/AIDS (NACOPHA) in Tanzania. The purpose of this 5-year project is to increase utilization of quality HIV prevention and treatment services by implementing community-led monitoring activities in close collaboration with the Government of Tanzania. The project will identify, advocate, implement, and monitor solutions to improve HIV service uptake. This award supports USAID's objective of advancing long-term and equitable economic growth and U.S. foreign policy by addressing global health challenges.

The purpose of this project would be to increase the utilization of quality HIV prevention and treatment services by implementing community-led monitoring activities, in close collaboration with the government of tanzania (got). The activity will identify, advocate, implement, and monitor solutions to HIV service uptake.