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This brief illustrates EGPAF’s evolving role in Rwanda over these last 20 years. From expanded access to prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission to creating greater accessibility to point-of-care technology to ensure earlier HIV testing and antiretroviral treatment initiation of HIV-exposed infants, EGPAF programming has made a lasting impact on women, children and families of Rwanda.

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