Nigeria Enhances HIV Response Through Technology and Human-Centered Care
Nigeria is transforming its HIV response through technology and human-centered care, as highlighted in the story of Funmi Ajayi and Timi. With a 1.3% HIV prevalence among adults aged 15-49, Nigeria faces a significant burden.
The AC-6 project, funded by USAID, aims to accelerate Nigeria's goal to end AIDS by 2030, focusing on marginalized groups. Key partners include HALG Consortium, Pathfinder International, and KNCV Nigeria, implementing innovative solutions like the LAMI Plus digital tool to streamline client records.
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