Partners

CDC’s Center for Global Health’s Division of Global HIV & TB provides technical assistance to host governments, working through its strong partnerships with Ministries of Health and local and international partners to implement integrated HIV/AIDS clinical and preventive services and systems; develop and strengthen laboratory services; and provide epidemiologic science, informatics, and research support to develop sustainable public health systems in resource-constrained countries.

The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) works in over 50 countries. PEPFAR has transformed the global HIV/AIDS response, supporting more than 14 million people with lifesaving antiretroviral treatment. This is compared with the only 50,000 people who were on treatment in sub-Saharan Africa when PEPFAR began in 2003.

Central Medical Stores (Botswana)
Department of Basic Education (South Africa)
Institute of Health Science (Botswana)
Kenya Blood Transfusion Service
Kenya Medical Supplies Authority
Ministry of Health (Botswana)
Ministry of Health (Cameroon)
Ministry of Health (Ethiopia)
Ministry of Health (Mozambique)
Ministry of Health (Rwanda)
Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children (Tanzania)

National AIDS Coordinating Agency (Botswana)
National AIDS Control Committee (Cameroon)
National AIDS Control Council (Kenya)
National Agency for the Control of AIDS (Nigeria)
National AIDS Control Program (Tanzania)
National AIDS Council Secretariat (Papua New Guinea)
National Department of Health (Papua New Guinea)
National Department of Basic Education (South Africa)
National Department of Health (South Africa)
National Tuberculosis and Leprosy (Tanzania)
Reproductive and Child Health Section (Tanzania)
Tanzania Food and Nutrition Center