CQUIN Learning Network is a collaborative initiative focused on scaling up differentiated service delivery (DSD) for HIV treatment. It brings together representatives from ministries of health, implementing partners, civil society, associations of people living with HIV, academic institutions, and donor agencies. The network encourages experience sharing, peer-to-peer learning, and collaborative problem-solving to address each country's unique needs. CQUIN provides technical support through Columbia University's ICAP.
CQUIN has made significant strides in enhancing the capacity of member countries to implement effective HIV treatment strategies. By fostering a collaborative environment, the network has facilitated the exchange of best practices and innovative solutions among its members. This approach has led to improved health outcomes and more efficient service delivery in participating countries. The involvement of diverse stakeholders ensures that the solutions are comprehensive and tailored to local contexts.
Quick Facts
When was CQUIN Learning Network's last funding round?
CQUIN Learning Network's most recent funding round was for $24.6M (USD) in September 2022.
How much disclosed funding has CQUIN Learning Network raised?
As of Sep 7, 2022, CQUIN Learning Network has disclosed funding of $24.6M (USD).