Tanzania

Tanzania joined the CQUIN learning network in 2018 and has actively participated in CQUIN meetings, webinars, country-to-country learning visits, communities of practice, and more.

As of 2024, UNAIDS estimates that Tanzania has 1,700,000 [1,600,000-1,900,000] adults and children living with HIV, and an HIV prevalence of 4.4% in adults aged 15-49. An estimated 87% of people know their HIV status, 82% of people who know their status are on treatment, and 79% of those on treatment are virally suppressed.

In 2025, Tanzania 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 Tanzania

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2025 CQUIN Annual Meeting Update:

Infographic detailing Tanzania’s HIV service strategies post-external funding shift, with charts and color-coded tables on prevention, testing, and treatment, plus adaptive approaches, system adjustments, key data, and future actions.

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