1. Introduction

The HIV Prevention Tracker is a monitoring tool developed by the Makerere University School of Public Health – Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Support Program (MakSPH-METS), with support from the CDC, to enhance the tracking and utilization of HIV prevention services across service delivery sites in Uganda. Originally launched in 2017, the system leverages the District Health Information System (DHIS2) Framework, a web-based platform with an integrated mobile application, to enable real-time, longitudinal data capture at individual service delivery points. By monitoring client data, the tracker ensures comprehensive program oversight, supporting service layering and data-driven improvements for HIV prevention programs across the country.