This intervention is aligned with Nigeria’s National Strategic Plan (2021–2026), targeting improved TB case notification, sustained treatment success above 90%, full enrollment of diagnosed drug resistant TB patients on treatment, and progress toward achieving the 95-95-95 HIV targets.
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ASPIRE represents a shift from emergency style HIV programming to a precision driven, sustainable response that prioritizes quality, accountability, and long-term impact for people most affected by HIV.
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Across Nigeria, sexual minorities particularly men who have sex with men (MSM) continue to face layered vulnerabilities driven by stigma, criminalization, discrimination, and limited access to essential health and justice services
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The project was designed to respond to interconnected challenges faced by young women in marginalized communities economic insecurity, poor mental health, stigma, and limited access to rights-based health services.
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The N-THRIP Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) Project is a people centered accountability initiative designed to strengthen the quality, accessibility, and responsiveness of HIV and related health services in Nigeria.
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In Nasarawa State, Jhpiego, through its STAR Nigeria research initiative, is conducting implementation research to evaluate the feasibility, acceptability, and linkage outcomes of HCV self-testing among key populations and people living with HIV.
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SHARP, was structured as a USAID-funded effort to strengthen HIV prevention, care, and treatment delivery through targeted testing, sustained adherence support, viral load suppression, laboratory strengthening for HIV/TB, and capacity-building for state and local systems while ensuring specialized services for key populations such as men who have sex with men, sex workers, TG and people who inject drugs.
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