Kenya

Kenya joined the CQUIN learning network in 2016, bringing with it an existing national policy on differentiated service delivery (DSD) and a technical working group tasked with providing input and guidance on DSD implementation. Kenya has been an active member of the network since.

As of 2024, UNAIDS estimates that Kenya has 1,300,000 [1,200,000-1,500,000] adults and children living with HIV, and an HIV prevalence of 3.0% in adults aged 15-49 [4.1% in women and 2.0% in men]. An estimated 97% of people know their HIV status, 87% of people who know their status are on treatment, and 83% of those on treatment are virally suppressed.

In 2025, Kenya participated in CQUIN-supported HIV service prioritization assessments to support the sustainability of HIV programs amid a changing global funding landscape. 

The resources on this page reflect the most recent updates.

Resources

Taking Differentiated Service Delivery to Scale in Kenya

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2025 CQUIN Annual Meeting Update:

An infographic details Kenya's HIV program progress, challenges, and resource strategies, including adaptive approaches, service indicators, prevention/treatment priorities, and future steps, with text, charts, and a Kenyan flag at the top left.

Download the 2025 Country Update Presentation

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