The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is working closely with the Ministry of Health (MOH) of the Kingdom of Eswatini and implementing partners to improve the quality and national coverage of HIV and tuberculosis (TB) treatment and prevention services. CDC efforts aim to achieve UNAIDS’ HIV epidemic control goal of 95-95-95 (

by 2020. These partnerships strive to ensure sustainable public health and information systems are in place for long-term programs.

Improving HIV and TB treatment services and establishing strategies for sustainable programs: CDC leads and provides support to develop integrated national, regional, and facility-based TB/HIV service planning, delivery, and mentorship programs at facilities in order to:

1) Formulate key policies and procedures to guide progress towards HIV epidemic control, implement high-quality management systems to attain laboratory and referral facility certifications, support supervision and mentorship, ensure quality assurance processes, and implement compliance audits and customer satisfaction surveys, and

2) Strengthen strategic information systems to ensure accurate data collection, processing, and reporting to monitor progress and guide strategic decision-making to achieve goals

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