Providing targeted technical assistance (TA) to strengthen Botswana's implementation of sustainable and comprehensive HIV clinical and prevention services for adults and children under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is seeking to provide targeted technical assistance (TA) to strengthen Botswana's implementation of sustainable and comprehensive HIV clinical and prevention services for adults and children under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). The goal of this project is to build the capacities of service providers and improve HIV case finding, targeted prevention, care and treatment, continuity of care, and viral load suppression among adults and children. The activities of this project will involve TA to the Government of Botswana in the following areas: • Comprehensive HIV care and treatment for adults • TB symptom screening, diagnostic evaluation, and prevention among people living with HIV • Advanced HIV disease management • Leveraging primary health care to support sustainability and the integration of HIV services among people living with HIV • Cervical cancer prevention among women living with HIV • Comprehensive HIV care and treatment for children and adolescents • Strengthening quality and use of pediatric HIV data • Targeted high impact biomedical HIV prevention interventions • Capacity-building for healthcare providers in all HIV programs • Development and implementation of innovative guidelines needed to sustain HIV epidemic control