Districts (or national): Far North

ICAP is providing capacity building and implementation support to improve HIV prevention, care, and treatment services across the clinical cascade for adults and pediatric populations, with a focus on increasing HIV case identification, linkage, and retention. In Cameroon, ICAP works with key stakeholders and local partners to build health care workforce capacity to develop, support, and sustain progress towards achieving the UNAIDS HIV targets.

ICAP is providing capacity building and implementation support to improve HIV prevention, care, and treatment services across the clinical cascade for adults and pediatric populations, with a focus on increasing HIV case identification, linkage, and retention. In Cameroon, ICAP works with key stakeholders and local partners to build health care workforce capacity to develop, support, and sustain progress towards achieving the UNAIDS HIV targets.

ICAP is providing capacity building and implementation support to improve HIV prevention, care, and treatment services across the clinical cascade for adults and pediatric populations, with a focus on increasing HIV case identification, linkage, and retention. In Cameroon, ICAP works with key stakeholders and local partners to build health care workforce capacity to develop, support, and sustain progress towards achieving the UNAIDS HIV targets.

ICAP is providing capacity building and implementation support to improve HIV prevention, care, and treatment services across the clinical cascade for adults and pediatric populations, with a focus on increasing HIV case identification, linkage, and retention. In Cameroon, ICAP works with key stakeholders and local partners to build health care workforce capacity to develop, support, and sustain progress towards achieving the UNAIDS HIV targets.

ICAP is providing capacity building and implementation support to improve HIV prevention, care, and treatment services across the clinical cascade for adults and pediatric populations, with a focus on increasing HIV case identification, linkage, and retention. In Cameroon, ICAP works with key stakeholders and local partners to build health care workforce capacity to develop, support, and sustain progress towards achieving the UNAIDS HIV targets.