Program Affiliation Cont...: CAMPHIA

ICAP is partnering with  Tsinghua University to conduct one of the first systematic assessments of the rationale, factors, and effects of Chinese aid contributions in Africa’s health sector. The project was designed in response to the growing recognition of China’s role as a global health donor, particularly in Africa. China has invested over $750 million in health-related activities and projects in 51 African countries, including in the deployment of Chinese medical teams; construction and infrastructure enhancements of hospitals, clinics, and malaria prevention centers; medicines and medical equipment donations; and training African health providers.

ICAP is provided technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the Cameroon Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (CAMPHIA) survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. The survey included household-based interviews and HIV counseling and testing for adults and children. Survey findings were used to assess the impact of Cameroon’s HIV response at the national level, and to help guide and target future investment and programs. (funded by PEPFAR through the CDC).

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CAMPHIA SS Summary Sheet

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Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu

ICAP is partnering with  Tsinghua University to conduct one of the first systematic assessments of the rationale, factors, and effects of Chinese aid contributions in Africa’s health sector. The project was designed in response to the growing recognition of China’s role as a global health donor, particularly in Africa. China has invested over $750 million in health-related activities and projects in 51 African countries, including in the deployment of Chinese medical teams; construction and infrastructure enhancements of hospitals, clinics, and malaria prevention centers; medicines and medical equipment donations; and training African health providers.

ICAP is provided technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the Cameroon Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (CAMPHIA) survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. The survey included household-based interviews and HIV counseling and testing for adults and children. Survey findings were used to assess the impact of Cameroon’s HIV response at the national level, and to help guide and target future investment and programs. (funded by PEPFAR through the CDC).

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CAMPHIA SS Summary Sheet

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Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu

ICAP is partnering with  Tsinghua University to conduct one of the first systematic assessments of the rationale, factors, and effects of Chinese aid contributions in Africa’s health sector. The project was designed in response to the growing recognition of China’s role as a global health donor, particularly in Africa. China has invested over $750 million in health-related activities and projects in 51 African countries, including in the deployment of Chinese medical teams; construction and infrastructure enhancements of hospitals, clinics, and malaria prevention centers; medicines and medical equipment donations; and training African health providers.

ICAP is provided technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the Cameroon Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (CAMPHIA) survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. The survey included household-based interviews and HIV counseling and testing for adults and children. Survey findings were used to assess the impact of Cameroon’s HIV response at the national level, and to help guide and target future investment and programs. (funded by PEPFAR through the CDC).

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CAMPHIA SS Summary Sheet

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Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu

ICAP is partnering with  Tsinghua University to conduct one of the first systematic assessments of the rationale, factors, and effects of Chinese aid contributions in Africa’s health sector. The project was designed in response to the growing recognition of China’s role as a global health donor, particularly in Africa. China has invested over $750 million in health-related activities and projects in 51 African countries, including in the deployment of Chinese medical teams; construction and infrastructure enhancements of hospitals, clinics, and malaria prevention centers; medicines and medical equipment donations; and training African health providers.

ICAP is provided technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the Cameroon Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (CAMPHIA) survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. The survey included household-based interviews and HIV counseling and testing for adults and children. Survey findings were used to assess the impact of Cameroon’s HIV response at the national level, and to help guide and target future investment and programs. (funded by PEPFAR through the CDC).

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CAMPHIA SS Summary Sheet

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Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu

ICAP is partnering with  Tsinghua University to conduct one of the first systematic assessments of the rationale, factors, and effects of Chinese aid contributions in Africa’s health sector. The project was designed in response to the growing recognition of China’s role as a global health donor, particularly in Africa. China has invested over $750 million in health-related activities and projects in 51 African countries, including in the deployment of Chinese medical teams; construction and infrastructure enhancements of hospitals, clinics, and malaria prevention centers; medicines and medical equipment donations; and training African health providers.

ICAP is provided technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the Cameroon Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (CAMPHIA) survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. The survey included household-based interviews and HIV counseling and testing for adults and children. Survey findings were used to assess the impact of Cameroon’s HIV response at the national level, and to help guide and target future investment and programs. (funded by PEPFAR through the CDC).

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CAMPHIA SS Summary Sheet

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Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu