NIH Reporter #3UG1HD113163-03S1

Making women's options for HIV prevention in Tanzania accessible and joining implementation science capacity building (MWOTAJI)

NIH-funded project to scale and evaluate pharmacy-based HIV prevention models for adolescent girls and young women in Tanzania, with a focus on implementation science and sustainability.

Description

This study will scale pharmacy-based models for PrEP and HIVST delivery in Lake Zone, Tanzania, evaluating implementation and effectiveness outcomes among pharmacies and adolescent girls and young women (AGYW). The project aims to determine the most sustainable pharmacy-based PrEP and HIVST delivery models, focusing on empowering AGYW to prevent HIV and unintended pregnancies. It includes training components in implementation science and collaboration among Mzumbe University, Health for a Prosperous Nation, the Tanzania Ministry of Health, and the University of California (San Francisco & Berkeley).

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