Innovative approaches to HIV service delivery have improved the accessibility, quality, acceptability and efficiency of HIV programs. Differentiated service delivery (DSD) models tailor where HIV services are provided, who provides them, how frequently they are offered, and what services are included, enabling national programs to optimize the coverage and quality of person-centered services. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the resilience of many DSD models, which enabled ongoing HIV service delivery in the face of the pandemic. This panel will use case studies from the 21-country CQUIN learning network to explore key lessons learned from the intersection of DSD scale up and the response to COVID-19 in Africa.

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