CDC Division of Global HIV & TB Country Profile: South Africa: February 2017
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Description:CDC began its collaboration with South African non-governmental and community-based organizations in 1989 to address the country’s growing HIV issues. In 1994, CDC strengthened its support and began working with the government of South Africa to develop national HIV clinical, ethical, and research guidelines along with HIV and TB service delivery programs. Since the launch of the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) in 2003, this support rapidly expanded and today strategically focuses on:
• HIV prevention, care, and treatment;
• Integration of HIV and TB care and treatment;
• Health workforce capacity;
• Laboratory capacity, health information systems, and surveillance and response systems that include other diseases of national significance; and
• Creation of a policy and legal framework for a National Public Health Institute to serve as a single accountable agency for public health and rapid response to health threats.
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