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Watch the recording and access the slides of part one of the CQUIN webinar “Navigating HIV Service Prioritization in Challenging Times: Country Experiences from a Shifting Landscape”

Register for part two of the webinar series “HIV Prioritization: Shifts in Interventions”, organized by CQUIN on 30 September

Access slides and other resources from our IAS DSD events held at IAS 2025 in Kigali, Rwanda, in July

Discover resources from the IAS special session on retention and re-engagement, held at INTEREST 2025 on 15 May

Join CQUIN for a tribute to the legacy and global health contributions of Dr Peter Preko

On February 21, 2025, the world lost a great man and a leader for a healthier world. Dr. Peter Preko was the principal investigator and project director for ICAP’s CQUIN…

Access resources from the webinar “Meeting the Moment in a Shifting HIV Response Landscape: Experiences from the CQUIN Network”

The webinar explored how CQUIN member countries are urgently redesigning their HIV responses in the face of program disruptions. Presentations from Ministries of Health, recipients of care, and other partners…

Access resources from the webinar “Sustainability, Resilience, and Emergency Response. How are CQUIN Countries Responding to Interruptions in HIV Funding?”, co-hosted by CQUIN and SSLN on 18 February

Join WHO for a webinar on the WHO Supporting re-engagement in HIV treatment services policy brief on 17 February

Watch the webinar on differentiated HIV testing among children and adolescents, organized by EpiC in English and French on Wednesday, 8 January

Access content from the HIVR4P satellite “Differentiated PEP and PrEP – reaching more people with HIV prevention services using DSD”

Watch the recording of the CQUIN webinar “Recipient of care voices: Enhancing satisfaction in HIV services”

Watch the recording of the webinar “Online pharmacy PrEP and PEP: Evidence, learnings, and recommendations from Kenya”, organized by PATH