Districts (or national): Afar and Southern Nations

ICAP is collaborating with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health and National Malaria Control and Elimination Program, the Ethiopia Public Health Institute, regional health bureaus, district health offices, and other key malaria stakeholders, to support the implementation of quality malaria diagnosis and treatment services in the country. The project aims to strengthen partnerships and coordination at national and regional levels, promote effective use of resources, and strengthen and scale up quality assurance systems for malaria diagnosis and treatment. The project is funded by the President’s Malaria Initiative through USAID.

ICAP is providing technical support to MOH to strengthen health information systems, to enhance the use of electronic protected health information across the HIV continuum of care, and to establish emergency operation centers for public health monitoring and surveillance. Specific areas of technical support include the national electronic medical record (EMR) platform, data quality improvement, and building a case-based surveillance system. The project is funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  

ICAP is collaborating with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health and National Malaria Control and Elimination Program, the Ethiopia Public Health Institute, regional health bureaus, district health offices, and other key malaria stakeholders, to support the implementation of quality malaria diagnosis and treatment services in the country. The project aims to strengthen partnerships and coordination at national and regional levels, promote effective use of resources, and strengthen and scale up quality assurance systems for malaria diagnosis and treatment. The project is funded by the President’s Malaria Initiative through USAID.

ICAP is providing technical support to MOH to strengthen health information systems, to enhance the use of electronic protected health information across the HIV continuum of care, and to establish emergency operation centers for public health monitoring and surveillance. Specific areas of technical support include the national electronic medical record (EMR) platform, data quality improvement, and building a case-based surveillance system. The project is funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  

ICAP is collaborating with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health and National Malaria Control and Elimination Program, the Ethiopia Public Health Institute, regional health bureaus, district health offices, and other key malaria stakeholders, to support the implementation of quality malaria diagnosis and treatment services in the country. The project aims to strengthen partnerships and coordination at national and regional levels, promote effective use of resources, and strengthen and scale up quality assurance systems for malaria diagnosis and treatment. The project is funded by the President’s Malaria Initiative through USAID.

ICAP is providing technical support to MOH to strengthen health information systems, to enhance the use of electronic protected health information across the HIV continuum of care, and to establish emergency operation centers for public health monitoring and surveillance. Specific areas of technical support include the national electronic medical record (EMR) platform, data quality improvement, and building a case-based surveillance system. The project is funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  

ICAP is collaborating with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health and National Malaria Control and Elimination Program, the Ethiopia Public Health Institute, regional health bureaus, district health offices, and other key malaria stakeholders, to support the implementation of quality malaria diagnosis and treatment services in the country. The project aims to strengthen partnerships and coordination at national and regional levels, promote effective use of resources, and strengthen and scale up quality assurance systems for malaria diagnosis and treatment. The project is funded by the President’s Malaria Initiative through USAID.

ICAP is providing technical support to MOH to strengthen health information systems, to enhance the use of electronic protected health information across the HIV continuum of care, and to establish emergency operation centers for public health monitoring and surveillance. Specific areas of technical support include the national electronic medical record (EMR) platform, data quality improvement, and building a case-based surveillance system. The project is funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  

ICAP is collaborating with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health and National Malaria Control and Elimination Program, the Ethiopia Public Health Institute, regional health bureaus, district health offices, and other key malaria stakeholders, to support the implementation of quality malaria diagnosis and treatment services in the country. The project aims to strengthen partnerships and coordination at national and regional levels, promote effective use of resources, and strengthen and scale up quality assurance systems for malaria diagnosis and treatment. The project is funded by the President’s Malaria Initiative through USAID.

ICAP is providing technical support to MOH to strengthen health information systems, to enhance the use of electronic protected health information across the HIV continuum of care, and to establish emergency operation centers for public health monitoring and surveillance. Specific areas of technical support include the national electronic medical record (EMR) platform, data quality improvement, and building a case-based surveillance system. The project is funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).