Liberia

Differentiated Service Delivery in Liberia

Facility-Level
Coverage

%

Percent of health facilities providing less-intensive DART models.

From the National data, 84 of 238 (35%) facilities have enrolled at least 10% of eligible recipients of care into less-intensive models. Source: 2022 CQUIN DART CMM self-staging results

% In Less-Intensive
Differentiated Treatment Models

%

Percent of people on ART who are enrolled in less-intensive DART models.

Source: April-June 2022, DHIS-2 data report

Multi-month ART Dispensing

20

%

Percent of people on ART receiving ≥ 6 months of ART at a time. 

Source: April-June 2022, DHIS-2 data report

DART Model
Diversity

Number of groups for whom less-intensive DART models have been designed and implemented.

Adolescents and young people, men, female sex workers, men who have sex with menSource: 2022 CQUIN DART CMM self-staging results

Differentiated Service Delivery Implementation in Liberia

Liberia joined the CQUIN learning network in September 2019. The Ministry of Health’s National AIDS and STI Control Program is committed to enhancing and creating differentiated service delivery (DSD) models to reach more recipients of care, with a focus on serving key and priority populations who are often most vulnerable to HIV. 

Liberia’s current HIV service landscape includes community-based differentiated antiretroviral (ART) models including health care worker- and peer navigator-led groups for HIV testing and linkage for key and priority populations. Though community groups are active, gaps remain in formalizing DSD models and developing specific guidelines for groups guided by health care workers. 

Liberia looks forward to leveraging the collaborative energy of CQUIN to innovate and enhance the country’s DSD landscape.

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