South Sudan
South Sudan
Health service provision in South Sudan is at chronic risk of disruption due to ongoing civil conflict. However, ICAP’s efforts with the Ministry of Health to establish crisis-responsive patient flows, contingency plans, flexible supply chains, and relationships with laboratories outside the country have made it possible for health facilities to sustain their level of care and connection for people living with HIV even through periods of increased unrest.
Projects
Global Fund COVID-19 Response Mechanism (C19RM)
- current
Programmatic Support Award (PSA)
- Multi-Country,
- current:
- Brazil ,
- Cameroon ,
- Colombia ,
- Democratic Republic of the Congo ,
- El Salvador ,
- Guatemala ,
- Honduras ,
- Kazakhstan ,
- Malawi ,
- Myanmar ,
- Panama ,
- Peru ,
- Philippines ,
- South Sudan ,
- Uganda ,
- Zambia ,
- Zimbabwe
Resolve to Save Lives
- Multi-Country,
- current
South Sudan SI
- current
TRACE COVID ITF
- current
ICAP in South Sudan
Program Start
- 2012
Key Technical Areas
- HIV Care and Treatment
- Laboratory Support
- Maternal and Child Health /PMTCT
- Monitoring & Evaluation / SI
Current Funders
- PEPFAR / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Country Director
Nyikadzino Mahachi, MBChB, MPH
Dr. Nyika Mahachi is the country director for ICAP in South Sudan. He is a public health physician with over 18 years of multi-country experience (Zimbabwe, Lesotho, and South Sudan). As a former country director for Jhpiego in Lesotho and South Sudan, Dr. Mahachi brings significant experience in overseeing country portfolios, including managing operations and finance, developing high-performing teams, navigating donor and government relationships, as well as driving organizational strategy to ICAP. His areas of technical expertise include HIV care and treatment, HIV biomedical prevention, health systems strengthening, and pandemic preparedness and response.
Jobs in South Sudan
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