• Dissemination of state level activity on policies and reporting laws relevant to the implementation of HIV prevention and surveillance programs (EHE - Cross) • Establishment of a central fiduciary agent, administering microgrants, and other fiscal structural interventions (EHE - Cross)

• Analysis of health department jurisdictions' policies nationally to support programmatic activities (EHE - Cross) • Collection of national information on the Integrated Planning process to inform the development of future guidance (EHE - Cross)

• Partnerships to conduct HIV prevention and care planning (e.g., HIV Planning Group) (EHE - Cross) • Integrated HIV Prevention and Care Plan development, implementation, and monitoring (EHE - Cross) • Strategies to align planning processes within jurisdictional plans (e.g. National HIV/AIDS Strategy, Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) initiative, CDC/HRSA HIV Planning Guidance, etc.) (EHE - Cross) • Facilitation of formal processes to broker peer-to-peer mentorship for, and in support of, health department jurisdictions and HIV Planning Groups (HPGs) to share lessons learned and best practices in HIV planning activities (EHE - Cross) • HIV prevention and care networks for increased coordination of, availability of, and access to comprehensive HIV prevention, treatment, and support services (EHE - Cross) • Leveraging resources for integrated HIV prevention and care services within the jurisdiction (EHE - Cross)

• Use surveillance and other data sources to identify people with diagnosed HIV who are potentially not receiving HIV medical care or other prioritized groups, such as people not virally suppressed or experiencing virologic failure, to support the HIV care continuum (EHE - Treat) • Continuum of care analysis to quantify the percent of people with diagnosed HIV linked to care, retained in care, and virally suppressed (EHE - Treat)

• Support the development and implementation of jurisdiction laboratory assessment as described in the HIV Technical Guidance Reporting file (EHE - Cross) • Support the jurisdictions on the review and assessment of HIV data sharing and protections (EHE - Cross) • Develop provider communications and materials for HIV case reporters (e.g., care providers, laboratories) on topics such as case reporting, the laboratory diagnostic testing algorithm, HIV treatment guidelines, state reporting regulations, uses of surveillance data (EHE - Treat)

• Build strong CDR programs, develop meaningful community partnerships to support CDR, and review and integrate data to guide the selection and implementation of response actions to address identified gaps and challenges in HIV prevention and care among communities affected by rapid HIV transmission (EHE - Respond)

• Link persons with newly positive HIV test result to medical care (EHE - Treat) • Reengage persons with HIV who are not in care or virally suppressed in HIV care (EHE - Treat) • Unsure or other

• Navigation, linkage, and reengagement in services (EHE - Cross) • Navigation, linkage, and reengagement in services that address syndemic conditions such as STIs, viral hepatitis, tuberculosis, substance use, and mental health disorders (EHE - Cross) • Unsure or other

• For HIV testing (EHE - Diagnose) • For PrEP or PEP (EHE - Prevent) • For persons with HIV (EHE - Treat) • For cluster detection and response (EHE - Respond) • Unsure or other

• For HIV testing (EHE - Diagnose) • For PrEP or PEP (EHE - Prevent) • For persons with HIV (EHE - Treat) • For cluster detection and response (expedited TA) (EHE - Respond) • Unsure or other

• For HIV testing (EHE - Diagnose) • For PrEP or PEP (EHE - Prevent) • For persons with HIV (EHE - Treat) • For cluster detection and response (expedited TA) (EHE - Respond) • Unsure or other