South Africa
In South Africa, Pact has led far-reaching, historic efforts to stem the spread of HIV and AIDS and provide critical services to those living with the disease. Explore more below.
To combat HIV in South Africa, Pact has strengthened the capacity of local organizations and government agencies that provide testing, treatment, and prevention services. With funding from the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, or PEPFAR, Pact has facilitated the effective flow of funds to partners, dramatically increasing the scope, scale, and quality of services they offer across South Africa, with several of our partners “graduating” to direct funding from the U.S. government.
Pact recently helped to build the capacity of South Africa's Department of Social Development to better support orphans and vulnerable children, including those affected by abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Specifically, our efforts strengthened the department's response to HIV. Through the ACHIEVE project, we are working to reach and sustain HIV epidemic control among pregnant and breastfeeding women, adolescents, infants, and children in South Africa.
Country stats
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POPULATION
60 million
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SIZE
1.21 million km2
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YEAR PACT STARTED WORK
2004
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PEOPLE SERVED
73,759 (in 2024)
South Africa PROJECTS
South Africa Resources
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ACHIEVE in South Africa
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Shaping futures: The social service sector's transformative role in supporting children & adolescents living with HIV
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Building resilient livelihoods & tackling child labor: Learnings from Pact’s work in Colombia, DRC and Zambia
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Covid-19 in South Africa: Perceptions of the virus and vaccine readiness
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Government Capacity Building and Support Program FY 2021 annual executive summary report