Webinar
Toward a sustainable, locally led OVC response in Tanzania
March 14, 2022
OVC and AGYW, Children, Health, HIV/AIDS
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On March 3, 2022, Pact hosted a webinar on the USAID-funded Kizazi Kipya project, which has transformed the lives of 1.7 million vulnerable HIV-affected children, youth and their caregivers across Tanzania. The presentations highlighted the project's evidence-based interventions, their impact and local partner experience on one of the most extensive OVC programs in Africa.
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