Data and information related to Global Fund grants has moved and is now available on the Data Explorer. Please use this site. Malaria programs in Sao Tome and Principe have achieved significant impact with a dramatic decrease in annual incidence rates. Deaths rates from malaria fell to zero between 2012 and 2016. Due to improved diagnostics, the country is making great advances against TB – prevalence was halved between 2005 and 2015 and death rates are decreasing steadily. Seventy-nine percent of multidrug-resistant TB cases were successfully treated. However, the HIV epidemic in Sao Tome and Principe shows characteristics of both generalized and concentrated epidemics in rural areas and among key populations. Country documentation available on the Data ExplorerFor documents pertaining to a specific grant, please select a grant from the list.