Districts (or national): Gambella

ICAP provided technical support at the national and regional level to implement and monitor adult and pediatric HIV prevention, care and treatment services, including blood safety, infection prevention, and strategic information systems. ICAP also supported hospitals and health centers providing HIV care. Working with regional reference laboratories, ICAP strengthened antiretroviral therapy monitoring, early infant diagnosis and quality assurance for HIV, and related laboratory tests. As part of this project, ICAP launched the country’s first peer education program, the Network of People Living with HIV (NEP+), in efforts to include people living with HIV in treatment, care, support, and outreach programming across the country. The group remains actively involved in the country’s HIV response. The project was funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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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 has been implementing the volunteer Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) project among adult men in Gambella region targeting the host and refugee populations since 2019. This project is being implemented as part of a comprehensive public health prevention effort to reduce the incidence of HIV in the region using PEPFAR funds provided through CDC.    

ICAP provided technical support at the national and regional level to implement and monitor adult and pediatric HIV prevention, care and treatment services, including blood safety, infection prevention, and strategic information systems. ICAP also supported hospitals and health centers providing HIV care. Working with regional reference laboratories, ICAP strengthened antiretroviral therapy monitoring, early infant diagnosis and quality assurance for HIV, and related laboratory tests. As part of this project, ICAP launched the country’s first peer education program, the Network of People Living with HIV (NEP+), in efforts to include people living with HIV in treatment, care, support, and outreach programming across the country. The group remains actively involved in the country’s HIV response. The project was funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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View the End-of-Project report here

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 has been implementing the volunteer Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) project among adult men in Gambella region targeting the host and refugee populations since 2019. This project is being implemented as part of a comprehensive public health prevention effort to reduce the incidence of HIV in the region using PEPFAR funds provided through CDC.    

ICAP provided technical support at the national and regional level to implement and monitor adult and pediatric HIV prevention, care and treatment services, including blood safety, infection prevention, and strategic information systems. ICAP also supported hospitals and health centers providing HIV care. Working with regional reference laboratories, ICAP strengthened antiretroviral therapy monitoring, early infant diagnosis and quality assurance for HIV, and related laboratory tests. As part of this project, ICAP launched the country’s first peer education program, the Network of People Living with HIV (NEP+), in efforts to include people living with HIV in treatment, care, support, and outreach programming across the country. The group remains actively involved in the country’s HIV response. The project was funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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View the End-of-Project report here

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 has been implementing the volunteer Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) project among adult men in Gambella region targeting the host and refugee populations since 2019. This project is being implemented as part of a comprehensive public health prevention effort to reduce the incidence of HIV in the region using PEPFAR funds provided through CDC.    

ICAP provided technical support at the national and regional level to implement and monitor adult and pediatric HIV prevention, care and treatment services, including blood safety, infection prevention, and strategic information systems. ICAP also supported hospitals and health centers providing HIV care. Working with regional reference laboratories, ICAP strengthened antiretroviral therapy monitoring, early infant diagnosis and quality assurance for HIV, and related laboratory tests. As part of this project, ICAP launched the country’s first peer education program, the Network of People Living with HIV (NEP+), in efforts to include people living with HIV in treatment, care, support, and outreach programming across the country. The group remains actively involved in the country’s HIV response. The project was funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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View the End-of-Project report here

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 has been implementing the volunteer Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) project among adult men in Gambella region targeting the host and refugee populations since 2019. This project is being implemented as part of a comprehensive public health prevention effort to reduce the incidence of HIV in the region using PEPFAR funds provided through CDC.    

ICAP provided technical support at the national and regional level to implement and monitor adult and pediatric HIV prevention, care and treatment services, including blood safety, infection prevention, and strategic information systems. ICAP also supported hospitals and health centers providing HIV care. Working with regional reference laboratories, ICAP strengthened antiretroviral therapy monitoring, early infant diagnosis and quality assurance for HIV, and related laboratory tests. As part of this project, ICAP launched the country’s first peer education program, the Network of People Living with HIV (NEP+), in efforts to include people living with HIV in treatment, care, support, and outreach programming across the country. The group remains actively involved in the country’s HIV response. The project was funded by the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), through the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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View the End-of-Project report here

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 has been implementing the volunteer Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) project among adult men in Gambella region targeting the host and refugee populations since 2019. This project is being implemented as part of a comprehensive public health prevention effort to reduce the incidence of HIV in the region using PEPFAR funds provided through CDC.