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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
Strategic Information for HealthDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP provided technical assistance to strengthen national health information systems, integrated monitoring and evaluation, and data dissemination and use in order to improve access to HIV services. (funded by PEPFAR
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Resolve to Save LivesDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP has launched a multi-country emergency response training initiative to prepare health care workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 response, funded by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative
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Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
Strengthening AIDS Service Delivery in MyanmarDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with Myanmar’s National AIDS Program from 2014 to 2015 to advance the national HIV strategic plan and improve access to HIV care and treatment. ICAP conducted a
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ICAP worked with Myanmar’s National AIDS Program from 2014 to 2015 to advance the national HIV strategic plan and improve access to HIV care and treatment. ICAP conducted a baseline HIV situational analysis of ICAP-supported sites and worked with key stakeholders to implement an action plan to expand HIV services and reach key populations. The project was funded by the Open Society Foundations.
ITF FUNDS – COVID-19 ResponseDistricts (or national):National
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Funded by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emergency International Task Force (ITF) funds, ICAP has launched an Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Community of Practice in East
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Funded by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emergency International Task Force (ITF) funds, ICAP has launched an Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Community of Practice in East Africa to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Through building a robust south-to-south learning network the next twenty-seven months, the project seeks to enhance the capacity of hospital-based IPC Focal Points to support compliance with IPC standards in facilities across the continent. The IPC Community of Practice will include rapid training on COVID-19-related IPC, skills building and mentorship, and supportive supervision for IPC QI projects.
In Malawi, ICAP is conducting a sentinel surveillance activity of COVID-19 in 14 facilities across Malawi, targeting both asymptomatic and symptomatic children (>5 years) and adults. We are also randomly selecting and testing 2000 staff at these 14 health facilities.
CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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Find out more at cquin.icap.columbia.edu
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ICAP is partnering with the Ministry of Health to increase access to comprehensive, quality HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in health zones and facilities throughout Kinshasa and Haut-Katanga
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ICAP is partnering with the Ministry of Health to increase access to comprehensive, quality HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in health zones and facilities throughout Kinshasa and Haut-Katanga provinces. Funded by PEPFAR through the CDC, programming places a special emphasis on improving health outcomes for populations vulnerable to HIV infection—including adolescents, commercial sex workers, and men who have sex with men— through increased service coverage, linkages to care, and quality improvement.
Programmatic Support AwardDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP provides technical assistance (TA) and capacity-building support to the Ministry of Health and Sports’ (MOHS) National AIDS Program (NAP), Drug Dependency Treatment and Research Unit (DDTRU), and the
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ICAP provides technical assistance (TA) and capacity-building support to the Ministry of Health and Sports’ (MOHS) National AIDS Program (NAP), Drug Dependency Treatment and Research Unit (DDTRU), and the National Health Laboratory (NHL) to build capacity to develop and sustain differentiated service delivery (DSD) models tailored to key populations (KP), people living with HIV, and their sexual partners; support HIV services with effective and quality assured laboratory systems; and strengthen strategic information and surveillance to accelerate progress toward achieving 95-95-95 targets.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
The Fleming FundDistricts (or national):National
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The Fleming Fund represents the UK Government’s investment into improving laboratory capacity for diagnosis and surveillance of anti-microbial resistance (AMR) in low-income countries where AMR has a disproportionate impact (the
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- building laboratory capacity;
- collecting drug resistance data;
- enabling the sharing of drug resistance data locally, regionally and internationally;
- collating and analyzing data on the sale and use of antimicrobials medicines, particularly antibiotics;
- advocating the application of these data to promote the rational use of antimicrobials for human health, animal health and agriculture;
- and shaping a sustainable system for AMR surveillance and data sharing.
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ICAP at Columbia University is collaborating with Ministry of Health in Tanzania to build the competence and confidence of frontline HCW to safely identify, report and support people with
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ICAP at Columbia University is collaborating with Ministry of Health in Tanzania to build the competence and confidence of frontline HCW to safely identify, report and support people with COVID-19, implement effective infection prevention and control (IPC) activities, and serve as a trusted source of reliable information for communities impacted by the pandemic. This project is supported with funding from Resolve to Save Lives (RTSL).
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ICAP at Columbia (ICAP) in partnership with CDC’s International Infection Control Program is collaborating with the Ministry of Health in Tanzania to launch a regional community of practice to
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ICAP at Columbia (ICAP) in partnership with CDC’s International Infection Control Program is collaborating with the Ministry of Health in Tanzania to launch a regional community of practice to rapidly enhance IPC at scale. The goal is to reduce morbidity and mortality by preventing COVID-19 and healthcare-associated infections in low-resource settings. The project aims to enhance the capacity of hospital-based IPC Focal Points to support compliance with IPC standards throughout their facilities by using a regional approach. This project is funded by CDC.
COVID -19 Response (supplemental funding)Districts (or national):National
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Building upon ICAP’s current approach and capacity to support surveillance systems in Zimbabwe. ICAP provides support to the Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) in contact tracing for
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CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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Find out more at cquin.icap.columbia.edu
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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The Global Technical Assistance (GTA) Project, funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), was an
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The Global Technical Assistance (GTA) Project, funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), was an ambitious, six-year project comprising 62 individual projects across 24 PEPFAR and Global Fund-supported countries on four continents.
In Myanmar, ICAP provided technical assistance across a wide range of initiatives including: new policies, guidelines, approaches, and tools to support HIV care and treatment services; an evaluation of the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECHO); key populations sensitivity training for health care workers; an evaluation of patient retention throughout the HIV care continuum; the development of a national service quality monitoring system (SQMS) tool; and the integration of bio-behavioral surveillance survey (IBBS) protocol.Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (PHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health and Child Care to conduct the second Zimbabwe Population-based HIV Impact Assessment 2020 (ZIMPHIA 2020) survey to assess HIV prevalence,
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Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu
Population-Based HIV Impact Assessment (PHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the second Malawi Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (MPHIA) 2020 survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the second Malawi Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (MPHIA) 2020 survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. The survey includes household-based interviews, HIV counseling, and HIV testing for individuals 15 years and older. Funded by PEPFAR though CDC, the survey findings will be used to assess the impact of Malawi’s HIV response at the national level and help guide future investments and programming.
The first MPHIA survey was conducted from November 2015-August 2016.
Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu/malawi
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From 2015 to 2018, ICAP provided technical support to implement, monitor, and sustain the delivery of high-quality adult and pediatric HIV prevention, care, and treatment in all regions of Ethiopia. During
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Read the end-of-project report here
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP)Districts (or national):National
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to monitor program performance, identify quality
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to monitor program performance, identify quality challenges, explore root causes, develop targeted interventions, and conduct rapid, iterative tests of change in programs supported by PEPFAR.
Malawi is taking part in a quality improvement for differentiated service delivery project.
Find out more on the QICIP Project Page
Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP)Districts (or national):National
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to analyze and improve health system performance
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Since 2016, the goal of this project is to build the capacity of individuals, institutions, and the overall health system of Zimbabwe, and to develop and maintain a national,
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Since 2016, the goal of this project is to build the capacity of individuals, institutions, and the overall health system of Zimbabwe, and to develop and maintain a national, evidence-based HIV response using comprehensive, integrated, and accessible SI.
Its specific objectives are to:
A. Enhance the ability of national institutions to plan and coordinate SI activities.
B. Strengthen systems to monitor and evaluate the coverage, quality, and effectiveness of the national HIV response.
C. Improve systems to plan, conduct and implement comprehensive, high-quality surveys and surveillance to quantify and characterize the HIV epidemic, and
D. Strengthen human resources to support country ownership of sustainable SI activities.
Project implementation is driven by the collaborative efforts of ICAP staff based in Zimbabwe country office, staff seconded to the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) and ICAP’s headquarters team in New York working in close coordination with CDC in Zimbabwe and Atlanta.
The scope of work also includes strengthening human resources to support country ownership of sustainable SI activities. (funded by PEPFAR through the CDC)
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
Project Details
Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
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ICAP collaborated with the CUNY School of Public Health, the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies at Columbia University, and the Oromia Regional Health Bureau on a study
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ICAP collaborated with the CUNY School of Public Health, the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies at Columbia University, and the Oromia Regional Health Bureau on a study to determine the multi-level factors associated with late antiretroviral therapy (ART) initiation in areas of sub-Saharan Africa and Ethiopia where ART is being scaled-up rapidly. ICAP worked to develop general and practical recommendations for clinical-level interventions that would result in earlier ART initiation. The project was funded by NIH.
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Government of Ethiopia in support of the country’s initiatives to achieve and sustain the HIV epidemic in line with global 95-95-95 goals for
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COVID-19 ITFDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP is working in close collaboration with the CDC and the National Institute of Health (INS) to strengthen Mozambique’s national disease surveillance system. ICAP currently supports INS efforts to strengthen infection
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Optimizing Momentum Toward Sustainable Epidemic Control (OpCon)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP, in partnership with Dimagi and the Ministry of Health, piloted the design of a machine learning application to predict which patients are at highest risk of default in Mozambique.
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Global TA: Rapid Test Quality Improvement InitiativeDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP partnered with MOH to strengthen HIV rapid testing quality assurance efforts by developing guidelines, indicators, and tools for implementing and monitoring retesting procedures for HIV positive individuals prior to
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View the End-of-Learn more on the Global Technical Assistance project page report here
CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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Find out more at cquin.icap.columbia.edu
Malaria Laboratory Diagnosis and Monitoring (MLDM)Districts (or national):National
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From 2009-2017, ICAP provided technical assistance to MOH, Ethiopia Public Health Institute, regional health bureaus, and regional reference laboratories to strengthen the capacity of malaria diagnosis and fever case management
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View the End-of-Project report here
Ethiopian Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (EPHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the Ethiopia Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (EPHIA) survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention,
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Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu
Violence Against Children Survey (VACS) in EthiopiaDistricts (or national):National
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VACS is a national household survey of children and young adults (aged 13 – 24) to provide national estimates on physical and sexual violence against children in Ethiopia. The survey
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In close partnership with MOH, ICAP is supporting the national response to the COVID-19 pandemic by ensuring frontline health workers in Ethiopia are equipped with adequate knowledge, policies, and infrastructure
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Tracking with Recency Assays to Control the Epidemic (TRACE)Districts (or national):National
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TRACE aims to establish epidemiological data surveillance systems to monitor the HIV epidemic in real-time—allowing countries to prevent new HIV infections through precise prevention efforts, as well as targeted interventions
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Learn more on the TRACE project page
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With this two-year study, ICAP evaluated the therapeutic effectiveness of drugs currently used in Ethiopia against malaria, arthemeterlumefantrine and chloroquine. The research assessed the safety and efficacy of primaquine
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With this two-year study, ICAP evaluated the therapeutic effectiveness of drugs currently used in Ethiopia against malaria, arthemeterlumefantrine and chloroquine. The research assessed the safety and efficacy of primaquine when used in combination with the existing treatment protocol. The research helped determine the number of recurrent malaria episodes in patients who receive primaquine compared to those who do not.
The project was funded by Menzies School of Health Research.Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
Strategic Information for HealthDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP provided technical assistance to strengthen national health information systems, integrated monitoring and evaluation, and data dissemination and use in order to improve access to HIV services. (funded by PEPFAR
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Resolve to Save LivesDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP has launched a multi-country emergency response training initiative to prepare health care workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 response, funded by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative
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Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
Strengthening AIDS Service Delivery in MyanmarDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with Myanmar’s National AIDS Program from 2014 to 2015 to advance the national HIV strategic plan and improve access to HIV care and treatment. ICAP conducted a
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ICAP worked with Myanmar’s National AIDS Program from 2014 to 2015 to advance the national HIV strategic plan and improve access to HIV care and treatment. ICAP conducted a baseline HIV situational analysis of ICAP-supported sites and worked with key stakeholders to implement an action plan to expand HIV services and reach key populations. The project was funded by the Open Society Foundations.
ITF FUNDS – COVID-19 ResponseDistricts (or national):National
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Funded by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emergency International Task Force (ITF) funds, ICAP has launched an Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Community of Practice in East
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Funded by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emergency International Task Force (ITF) funds, ICAP has launched an Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Community of Practice in East Africa to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Through building a robust south-to-south learning network the next twenty-seven months, the project seeks to enhance the capacity of hospital-based IPC Focal Points to support compliance with IPC standards in facilities across the continent. The IPC Community of Practice will include rapid training on COVID-19-related IPC, skills building and mentorship, and supportive supervision for IPC QI projects.
In Malawi, ICAP is conducting a sentinel surveillance activity of COVID-19 in 14 facilities across Malawi, targeting both asymptomatic and symptomatic children (>5 years) and adults. We are also randomly selecting and testing 2000 staff at these 14 health facilities.
CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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ICAP is partnering with the Ministry of Health to increase access to comprehensive, quality HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in health zones and facilities throughout Kinshasa and Haut-Katanga
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ICAP is partnering with the Ministry of Health to increase access to comprehensive, quality HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in health zones and facilities throughout Kinshasa and Haut-Katanga provinces. Funded by PEPFAR through the CDC, programming places a special emphasis on improving health outcomes for populations vulnerable to HIV infection—including adolescents, commercial sex workers, and men who have sex with men— through increased service coverage, linkages to care, and quality improvement.
Programmatic Support AwardDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP provides technical assistance (TA) and capacity-building support to the Ministry of Health and Sports’ (MOHS) National AIDS Program (NAP), Drug Dependency Treatment and Research Unit (DDTRU), and the
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ICAP provides technical assistance (TA) and capacity-building support to the Ministry of Health and Sports’ (MOHS) National AIDS Program (NAP), Drug Dependency Treatment and Research Unit (DDTRU), and the National Health Laboratory (NHL) to build capacity to develop and sustain differentiated service delivery (DSD) models tailored to key populations (KP), people living with HIV, and their sexual partners; support HIV services with effective and quality assured laboratory systems; and strengthen strategic information and surveillance to accelerate progress toward achieving 95-95-95 targets.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
The Fleming FundDistricts (or national):National
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The Fleming Fund represents the UK Government’s investment into improving laboratory capacity for diagnosis and surveillance of anti-microbial resistance (AMR) in low-income countries where AMR has a disproportionate impact (the
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- building laboratory capacity;
- collecting drug resistance data;
- enabling the sharing of drug resistance data locally, regionally and internationally;
- collating and analyzing data on the sale and use of antimicrobials medicines, particularly antibiotics;
- advocating the application of these data to promote the rational use of antimicrobials for human health, animal health and agriculture;
- and shaping a sustainable system for AMR surveillance and data sharing.
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ICAP at Columbia University is collaborating with Ministry of Health in Tanzania to build the competence and confidence of frontline HCW to safely identify, report and support people with
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ICAP at Columbia University is collaborating with Ministry of Health in Tanzania to build the competence and confidence of frontline HCW to safely identify, report and support people with COVID-19, implement effective infection prevention and control (IPC) activities, and serve as a trusted source of reliable information for communities impacted by the pandemic. This project is supported with funding from Resolve to Save Lives (RTSL).
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ICAP at Columbia (ICAP) in partnership with CDC’s International Infection Control Program is collaborating with the Ministry of Health in Tanzania to launch a regional community of practice to
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ICAP at Columbia (ICAP) in partnership with CDC’s International Infection Control Program is collaborating with the Ministry of Health in Tanzania to launch a regional community of practice to rapidly enhance IPC at scale. The goal is to reduce morbidity and mortality by preventing COVID-19 and healthcare-associated infections in low-resource settings. The project aims to enhance the capacity of hospital-based IPC Focal Points to support compliance with IPC standards throughout their facilities by using a regional approach. This project is funded by CDC.
COVID -19 Response (supplemental funding)Districts (or national):National
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Building upon ICAP’s current approach and capacity to support surveillance systems in Zimbabwe. ICAP provides support to the Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) in contact tracing for
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CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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Find out more at cquin.icap.columbia.edu
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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The Global Technical Assistance (GTA) Project, funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), was an
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The Global Technical Assistance (GTA) Project, funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), was an ambitious, six-year project comprising 62 individual projects across 24 PEPFAR and Global Fund-supported countries on four continents.
In Myanmar, ICAP provided technical assistance across a wide range of initiatives including: new policies, guidelines, approaches, and tools to support HIV care and treatment services; an evaluation of the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECHO); key populations sensitivity training for health care workers; an evaluation of patient retention throughout the HIV care continuum; the development of a national service quality monitoring system (SQMS) tool; and the integration of bio-behavioral surveillance survey (IBBS) protocol.Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (PHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health and Child Care to conduct the second Zimbabwe Population-based HIV Impact Assessment 2020 (ZIMPHIA 2020) survey to assess HIV prevalence,
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Population-Based HIV Impact Assessment (PHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the second Malawi Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (MPHIA) 2020 survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the second Malawi Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (MPHIA) 2020 survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. The survey includes household-based interviews, HIV counseling, and HIV testing for individuals 15 years and older. Funded by PEPFAR though CDC, the survey findings will be used to assess the impact of Malawi’s HIV response at the national level and help guide future investments and programming.
The first MPHIA survey was conducted from November 2015-August 2016.
Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu/malawi
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From 2015 to 2018, ICAP provided technical support to implement, monitor, and sustain the delivery of high-quality adult and pediatric HIV prevention, care, and treatment in all regions of Ethiopia. During
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Read the end-of-project report here
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP)Districts (or national):National
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to monitor program performance, identify quality
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to monitor program performance, identify quality challenges, explore root causes, develop targeted interventions, and conduct rapid, iterative tests of change in programs supported by PEPFAR.
Malawi is taking part in a quality improvement for differentiated service delivery project.
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Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP)Districts (or national):National
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to analyze and improve health system performance
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Since 2016, the goal of this project is to build the capacity of individuals, institutions, and the overall health system of Zimbabwe, and to develop and maintain a national,
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Since 2016, the goal of this project is to build the capacity of individuals, institutions, and the overall health system of Zimbabwe, and to develop and maintain a national, evidence-based HIV response using comprehensive, integrated, and accessible SI.
Its specific objectives are to:
A. Enhance the ability of national institutions to plan and coordinate SI activities.
B. Strengthen systems to monitor and evaluate the coverage, quality, and effectiveness of the national HIV response.
C. Improve systems to plan, conduct and implement comprehensive, high-quality surveys and surveillance to quantify and characterize the HIV epidemic, and
D. Strengthen human resources to support country ownership of sustainable SI activities.
Project implementation is driven by the collaborative efforts of ICAP staff based in Zimbabwe country office, staff seconded to the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) and ICAP’s headquarters team in New York working in close coordination with CDC in Zimbabwe and Atlanta.
The scope of work also includes strengthening human resources to support country ownership of sustainable SI activities. (funded by PEPFAR through the CDC)
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
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ICAP collaborated with the CUNY School of Public Health, the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies at Columbia University, and the Oromia Regional Health Bureau on a study
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ICAP collaborated with the CUNY School of Public Health, the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies at Columbia University, and the Oromia Regional Health Bureau on a study to determine the multi-level factors associated with late antiretroviral therapy (ART) initiation in areas of sub-Saharan Africa and Ethiopia where ART is being scaled-up rapidly. ICAP worked to develop general and practical recommendations for clinical-level interventions that would result in earlier ART initiation. The project was funded by NIH.
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Government of Ethiopia in support of the country’s initiatives to achieve and sustain the HIV epidemic in line with global 95-95-95 goals for
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COVID-19 ITFDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP is working in close collaboration with the CDC and the National Institute of Health (INS) to strengthen Mozambique’s national disease surveillance system. ICAP currently supports INS efforts to strengthen infection
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Optimizing Momentum Toward Sustainable Epidemic Control (OpCon)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP, in partnership with Dimagi and the Ministry of Health, piloted the design of a machine learning application to predict which patients are at highest risk of default in Mozambique.
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Global TA: Rapid Test Quality Improvement InitiativeDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP partnered with MOH to strengthen HIV rapid testing quality assurance efforts by developing guidelines, indicators, and tools for implementing and monitoring retesting procedures for HIV positive individuals prior to
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View the End-of-Learn more on the Global Technical Assistance project page report here
CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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Find out more at cquin.icap.columbia.edu
Malaria Laboratory Diagnosis and Monitoring (MLDM)Districts (or national):National
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From 2009-2017, ICAP provided technical assistance to MOH, Ethiopia Public Health Institute, regional health bureaus, and regional reference laboratories to strengthen the capacity of malaria diagnosis and fever case management
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View the End-of-Project report here
Ethiopian Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (EPHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the Ethiopia Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (EPHIA) survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention,
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Violence Against Children Survey (VACS) in EthiopiaDistricts (or national):National
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VACS is a national household survey of children and young adults (aged 13 – 24) to provide national estimates on physical and sexual violence against children in Ethiopia. The survey
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In close partnership with MOH, ICAP is supporting the national response to the COVID-19 pandemic by ensuring frontline health workers in Ethiopia are equipped with adequate knowledge, policies, and infrastructure
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Tracking with Recency Assays to Control the Epidemic (TRACE)Districts (or national):National
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TRACE aims to establish epidemiological data surveillance systems to monitor the HIV epidemic in real-time—allowing countries to prevent new HIV infections through precise prevention efforts, as well as targeted interventions
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With this two-year study, ICAP evaluated the therapeutic effectiveness of drugs currently used in Ethiopia against malaria, arthemeterlumefantrine and chloroquine. The research assessed the safety and efficacy of primaquine
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With this two-year study, ICAP evaluated the therapeutic effectiveness of drugs currently used in Ethiopia against malaria, arthemeterlumefantrine and chloroquine. The research assessed the safety and efficacy of primaquine when used in combination with the existing treatment protocol. The research helped determine the number of recurrent malaria episodes in patients who receive primaquine compared to those who do not.
The project was funded by Menzies School of Health Research.Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
Strategic Information for HealthDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP provided technical assistance to strengthen national health information systems, integrated monitoring and evaluation, and data dissemination and use in order to improve access to HIV services. (funded by PEPFAR
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Resolve to Save LivesDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP has launched a multi-country emergency response training initiative to prepare health care workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 response, funded by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative
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Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
Strengthening AIDS Service Delivery in MyanmarDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with Myanmar’s National AIDS Program from 2014 to 2015 to advance the national HIV strategic plan and improve access to HIV care and treatment. ICAP conducted a
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ICAP worked with Myanmar’s National AIDS Program from 2014 to 2015 to advance the national HIV strategic plan and improve access to HIV care and treatment. ICAP conducted a baseline HIV situational analysis of ICAP-supported sites and worked with key stakeholders to implement an action plan to expand HIV services and reach key populations. The project was funded by the Open Society Foundations.
ITF FUNDS – COVID-19 ResponseDistricts (or national):National
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Funded by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emergency International Task Force (ITF) funds, ICAP has launched an Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Community of Practice in East
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Funded by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emergency International Task Force (ITF) funds, ICAP has launched an Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Community of Practice in East Africa to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Through building a robust south-to-south learning network the next twenty-seven months, the project seeks to enhance the capacity of hospital-based IPC Focal Points to support compliance with IPC standards in facilities across the continent. The IPC Community of Practice will include rapid training on COVID-19-related IPC, skills building and mentorship, and supportive supervision for IPC QI projects.
In Malawi, ICAP is conducting a sentinel surveillance activity of COVID-19 in 14 facilities across Malawi, targeting both asymptomatic and symptomatic children (>5 years) and adults. We are also randomly selecting and testing 2000 staff at these 14 health facilities.
CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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Find out more at cquin.icap.columbia.edu
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ICAP is partnering with the Ministry of Health to increase access to comprehensive, quality HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in health zones and facilities throughout Kinshasa and Haut-Katanga
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ICAP is partnering with the Ministry of Health to increase access to comprehensive, quality HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in health zones and facilities throughout Kinshasa and Haut-Katanga provinces. Funded by PEPFAR through the CDC, programming places a special emphasis on improving health outcomes for populations vulnerable to HIV infection—including adolescents, commercial sex workers, and men who have sex with men— through increased service coverage, linkages to care, and quality improvement.
Programmatic Support AwardDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP provides technical assistance (TA) and capacity-building support to the Ministry of Health and Sports’ (MOHS) National AIDS Program (NAP), Drug Dependency Treatment and Research Unit (DDTRU), and the
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ICAP provides technical assistance (TA) and capacity-building support to the Ministry of Health and Sports’ (MOHS) National AIDS Program (NAP), Drug Dependency Treatment and Research Unit (DDTRU), and the National Health Laboratory (NHL) to build capacity to develop and sustain differentiated service delivery (DSD) models tailored to key populations (KP), people living with HIV, and their sexual partners; support HIV services with effective and quality assured laboratory systems; and strengthen strategic information and surveillance to accelerate progress toward achieving 95-95-95 targets.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
The Fleming FundDistricts (or national):National
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The Fleming Fund represents the UK Government’s investment into improving laboratory capacity for diagnosis and surveillance of anti-microbial resistance (AMR) in low-income countries where AMR has a disproportionate impact (the
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- building laboratory capacity;
- collecting drug resistance data;
- enabling the sharing of drug resistance data locally, regionally and internationally;
- collating and analyzing data on the sale and use of antimicrobials medicines, particularly antibiotics;
- advocating the application of these data to promote the rational use of antimicrobials for human health, animal health and agriculture;
- and shaping a sustainable system for AMR surveillance and data sharing.
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ICAP at Columbia University is collaborating with Ministry of Health in Tanzania to build the competence and confidence of frontline HCW to safely identify, report and support people with
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ICAP at Columbia University is collaborating with Ministry of Health in Tanzania to build the competence and confidence of frontline HCW to safely identify, report and support people with COVID-19, implement effective infection prevention and control (IPC) activities, and serve as a trusted source of reliable information for communities impacted by the pandemic. This project is supported with funding from Resolve to Save Lives (RTSL).
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ICAP at Columbia (ICAP) in partnership with CDC’s International Infection Control Program is collaborating with the Ministry of Health in Tanzania to launch a regional community of practice to
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ICAP at Columbia (ICAP) in partnership with CDC’s International Infection Control Program is collaborating with the Ministry of Health in Tanzania to launch a regional community of practice to rapidly enhance IPC at scale. The goal is to reduce morbidity and mortality by preventing COVID-19 and healthcare-associated infections in low-resource settings. The project aims to enhance the capacity of hospital-based IPC Focal Points to support compliance with IPC standards throughout their facilities by using a regional approach. This project is funded by CDC.
COVID -19 Response (supplemental funding)Districts (or national):National
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Building upon ICAP’s current approach and capacity to support surveillance systems in Zimbabwe. ICAP provides support to the Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) in contact tracing for
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CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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The Global Technical Assistance (GTA) Project, funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), was an
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The Global Technical Assistance (GTA) Project, funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), was an ambitious, six-year project comprising 62 individual projects across 24 PEPFAR and Global Fund-supported countries on four continents.
In Myanmar, ICAP provided technical assistance across a wide range of initiatives including: new policies, guidelines, approaches, and tools to support HIV care and treatment services; an evaluation of the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECHO); key populations sensitivity training for health care workers; an evaluation of patient retention throughout the HIV care continuum; the development of a national service quality monitoring system (SQMS) tool; and the integration of bio-behavioral surveillance survey (IBBS) protocol.Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (PHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health and Child Care to conduct the second Zimbabwe Population-based HIV Impact Assessment 2020 (ZIMPHIA 2020) survey to assess HIV prevalence,
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Population-Based HIV Impact Assessment (PHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the second Malawi Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (MPHIA) 2020 survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the second Malawi Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (MPHIA) 2020 survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. The survey includes household-based interviews, HIV counseling, and HIV testing for individuals 15 years and older. Funded by PEPFAR though CDC, the survey findings will be used to assess the impact of Malawi’s HIV response at the national level and help guide future investments and programming.
The first MPHIA survey was conducted from November 2015-August 2016.
Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu/malawi
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From 2015 to 2018, ICAP provided technical support to implement, monitor, and sustain the delivery of high-quality adult and pediatric HIV prevention, care, and treatment in all regions of Ethiopia. During
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP)Districts (or national):National
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to monitor program performance, identify quality
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to monitor program performance, identify quality challenges, explore root causes, develop targeted interventions, and conduct rapid, iterative tests of change in programs supported by PEPFAR.
Malawi is taking part in a quality improvement for differentiated service delivery project.
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Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP)Districts (or national):National
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to analyze and improve health system performance
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Since 2016, the goal of this project is to build the capacity of individuals, institutions, and the overall health system of Zimbabwe, and to develop and maintain a national,
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Since 2016, the goal of this project is to build the capacity of individuals, institutions, and the overall health system of Zimbabwe, and to develop and maintain a national, evidence-based HIV response using comprehensive, integrated, and accessible SI.
Its specific objectives are to:
A. Enhance the ability of national institutions to plan and coordinate SI activities.
B. Strengthen systems to monitor and evaluate the coverage, quality, and effectiveness of the national HIV response.
C. Improve systems to plan, conduct and implement comprehensive, high-quality surveys and surveillance to quantify and characterize the HIV epidemic, and
D. Strengthen human resources to support country ownership of sustainable SI activities.
Project implementation is driven by the collaborative efforts of ICAP staff based in Zimbabwe country office, staff seconded to the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) and ICAP’s headquarters team in New York working in close coordination with CDC in Zimbabwe and Atlanta.
The scope of work also includes strengthening human resources to support country ownership of sustainable SI activities. (funded by PEPFAR through the CDC)
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
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ICAP collaborated with the CUNY School of Public Health, the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies at Columbia University, and the Oromia Regional Health Bureau on a study
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ICAP collaborated with the CUNY School of Public Health, the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies at Columbia University, and the Oromia Regional Health Bureau on a study to determine the multi-level factors associated with late antiretroviral therapy (ART) initiation in areas of sub-Saharan Africa and Ethiopia where ART is being scaled-up rapidly. ICAP worked to develop general and practical recommendations for clinical-level interventions that would result in earlier ART initiation. The project was funded by NIH.
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Government of Ethiopia in support of the country’s initiatives to achieve and sustain the HIV epidemic in line with global 95-95-95 goals for
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COVID-19 ITFDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP is working in close collaboration with the CDC and the National Institute of Health (INS) to strengthen Mozambique’s national disease surveillance system. ICAP currently supports INS efforts to strengthen infection
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Optimizing Momentum Toward Sustainable Epidemic Control (OpCon)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP, in partnership with Dimagi and the Ministry of Health, piloted the design of a machine learning application to predict which patients are at highest risk of default in Mozambique.
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Global TA: Rapid Test Quality Improvement InitiativeDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP partnered with MOH to strengthen HIV rapid testing quality assurance efforts by developing guidelines, indicators, and tools for implementing and monitoring retesting procedures for HIV positive individuals prior to
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View the End-of-Learn more on the Global Technical Assistance project page report here
CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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Find out more at cquin.icap.columbia.edu
Malaria Laboratory Diagnosis and Monitoring (MLDM)Districts (or national):National
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From 2009-2017, ICAP provided technical assistance to MOH, Ethiopia Public Health Institute, regional health bureaus, and regional reference laboratories to strengthen the capacity of malaria diagnosis and fever case management
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Ethiopian Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (EPHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the Ethiopia Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (EPHIA) survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention,
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Violence Against Children Survey (VACS) in EthiopiaDistricts (or national):National
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VACS is a national household survey of children and young adults (aged 13 – 24) to provide national estimates on physical and sexual violence against children in Ethiopia. The survey
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In close partnership with MOH, ICAP is supporting the national response to the COVID-19 pandemic by ensuring frontline health workers in Ethiopia are equipped with adequate knowledge, policies, and infrastructure
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Tracking with Recency Assays to Control the Epidemic (TRACE)Districts (or national):National
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TRACE aims to establish epidemiological data surveillance systems to monitor the HIV epidemic in real-time—allowing countries to prevent new HIV infections through precise prevention efforts, as well as targeted interventions
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With this two-year study, ICAP evaluated the therapeutic effectiveness of drugs currently used in Ethiopia against malaria, arthemeterlumefantrine and chloroquine. The research assessed the safety and efficacy of primaquine
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With this two-year study, ICAP evaluated the therapeutic effectiveness of drugs currently used in Ethiopia against malaria, arthemeterlumefantrine and chloroquine. The research assessed the safety and efficacy of primaquine when used in combination with the existing treatment protocol. The research helped determine the number of recurrent malaria episodes in patients who receive primaquine compared to those who do not.
The project was funded by Menzies School of Health Research.Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
Strategic Information for HealthDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP provided technical assistance to strengthen national health information systems, integrated monitoring and evaluation, and data dissemination and use in order to improve access to HIV services. (funded by PEPFAR
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Resolve to Save LivesDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP has launched a multi-country emergency response training initiative to prepare health care workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 response, funded by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative
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Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
Strengthening AIDS Service Delivery in MyanmarDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with Myanmar’s National AIDS Program from 2014 to 2015 to advance the national HIV strategic plan and improve access to HIV care and treatment. ICAP conducted a
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ICAP worked with Myanmar’s National AIDS Program from 2014 to 2015 to advance the national HIV strategic plan and improve access to HIV care and treatment. ICAP conducted a baseline HIV situational analysis of ICAP-supported sites and worked with key stakeholders to implement an action plan to expand HIV services and reach key populations. The project was funded by the Open Society Foundations.
ITF FUNDS – COVID-19 ResponseDistricts (or national):National
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Funded by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emergency International Task Force (ITF) funds, ICAP has launched an Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Community of Practice in East
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Funded by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emergency International Task Force (ITF) funds, ICAP has launched an Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Community of Practice in East Africa to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Through building a robust south-to-south learning network the next twenty-seven months, the project seeks to enhance the capacity of hospital-based IPC Focal Points to support compliance with IPC standards in facilities across the continent. The IPC Community of Practice will include rapid training on COVID-19-related IPC, skills building and mentorship, and supportive supervision for IPC QI projects.
In Malawi, ICAP is conducting a sentinel surveillance activity of COVID-19 in 14 facilities across Malawi, targeting both asymptomatic and symptomatic children (>5 years) and adults. We are also randomly selecting and testing 2000 staff at these 14 health facilities.
CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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ICAP is partnering with the Ministry of Health to increase access to comprehensive, quality HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in health zones and facilities throughout Kinshasa and Haut-Katanga
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ICAP is partnering with the Ministry of Health to increase access to comprehensive, quality HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in health zones and facilities throughout Kinshasa and Haut-Katanga provinces. Funded by PEPFAR through the CDC, programming places a special emphasis on improving health outcomes for populations vulnerable to HIV infection—including adolescents, commercial sex workers, and men who have sex with men— through increased service coverage, linkages to care, and quality improvement.
Programmatic Support AwardDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP provides technical assistance (TA) and capacity-building support to the Ministry of Health and Sports’ (MOHS) National AIDS Program (NAP), Drug Dependency Treatment and Research Unit (DDTRU), and the
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ICAP provides technical assistance (TA) and capacity-building support to the Ministry of Health and Sports’ (MOHS) National AIDS Program (NAP), Drug Dependency Treatment and Research Unit (DDTRU), and the National Health Laboratory (NHL) to build capacity to develop and sustain differentiated service delivery (DSD) models tailored to key populations (KP), people living with HIV, and their sexual partners; support HIV services with effective and quality assured laboratory systems; and strengthen strategic information and surveillance to accelerate progress toward achieving 95-95-95 targets.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
The Fleming FundDistricts (or national):National
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The Fleming Fund represents the UK Government’s investment into improving laboratory capacity for diagnosis and surveillance of anti-microbial resistance (AMR) in low-income countries where AMR has a disproportionate impact (the
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- building laboratory capacity;
- collecting drug resistance data;
- enabling the sharing of drug resistance data locally, regionally and internationally;
- collating and analyzing data on the sale and use of antimicrobials medicines, particularly antibiotics;
- advocating the application of these data to promote the rational use of antimicrobials for human health, animal health and agriculture;
- and shaping a sustainable system for AMR surveillance and data sharing.
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ICAP at Columbia University is collaborating with Ministry of Health in Tanzania to build the competence and confidence of frontline HCW to safely identify, report and support people with
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ICAP at Columbia University is collaborating with Ministry of Health in Tanzania to build the competence and confidence of frontline HCW to safely identify, report and support people with COVID-19, implement effective infection prevention and control (IPC) activities, and serve as a trusted source of reliable information for communities impacted by the pandemic. This project is supported with funding from Resolve to Save Lives (RTSL).
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ICAP at Columbia (ICAP) in partnership with CDC’s International Infection Control Program is collaborating with the Ministry of Health in Tanzania to launch a regional community of practice to
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ICAP at Columbia (ICAP) in partnership with CDC’s International Infection Control Program is collaborating with the Ministry of Health in Tanzania to launch a regional community of practice to rapidly enhance IPC at scale. The goal is to reduce morbidity and mortality by preventing COVID-19 and healthcare-associated infections in low-resource settings. The project aims to enhance the capacity of hospital-based IPC Focal Points to support compliance with IPC standards throughout their facilities by using a regional approach. This project is funded by CDC.
COVID -19 Response (supplemental funding)Districts (or national):National
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Building upon ICAP’s current approach and capacity to support surveillance systems in Zimbabwe. ICAP provides support to the Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) in contact tracing for
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CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service DeliveryDistricts (or national):National
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The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network designed to accelerate the implementation of high-quality differentiated service delivery for HIV. CQUIN’s goal is to increase
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Find out more at cquin.icap.columbia.edu
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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The Global Technical Assistance (GTA) Project, funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), was an
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The Global Technical Assistance (GTA) Project, funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), was an ambitious, six-year project comprising 62 individual projects across 24 PEPFAR and Global Fund-supported countries on four continents.
In Myanmar, ICAP provided technical assistance across a wide range of initiatives including: new policies, guidelines, approaches, and tools to support HIV care and treatment services; an evaluation of the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECHO); key populations sensitivity training for health care workers; an evaluation of patient retention throughout the HIV care continuum; the development of a national service quality monitoring system (SQMS) tool; and the integration of bio-behavioral surveillance survey (IBBS) protocol.Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (PHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health and Child Care to conduct the second Zimbabwe Population-based HIV Impact Assessment 2020 (ZIMPHIA 2020) survey to assess HIV prevalence,
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Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu
Population-Based HIV Impact Assessment (PHIA)Districts (or national):National
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the second Malawi Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (MPHIA) 2020 survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access
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ICAP is providing technical assistance to the Ministry of Health to conduct the second Malawi Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (MPHIA) 2020 survey to assess HIV prevalence, incidence, and access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. The survey includes household-based interviews, HIV counseling, and HIV testing for individuals 15 years and older. Funded by PEPFAR though CDC, the survey findings will be used to assess the impact of Malawi’s HIV response at the national level and help guide future investments and programming.
The first MPHIA survey was conducted from November 2015-August 2016.
Find out more at phia.icap.columbia.edu/malawi
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From 2015 to 2018, ICAP provided technical support to implement, monitor, and sustain the delivery of high-quality adult and pediatric HIV prevention, care, and treatment in all regions of Ethiopia. During
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP)Districts (or national):National
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to monitor program performance, identify quality
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to monitor program performance, identify quality challenges, explore root causes, develop targeted interventions, and conduct rapid, iterative tests of change in programs supported by PEPFAR.
Malawi is taking part in a quality improvement for differentiated service delivery project.
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Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP)Districts (or national):National
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Through the Quality Improvement Capacity for Impact Project (QICIP), ICAP provides ministries of health and local partners with technical assistance that enables them to analyze and improve health system performance
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Since 2016, the goal of this project is to build the capacity of individuals, institutions, and the overall health system of Zimbabwe, and to develop and maintain a national,
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Since 2016, the goal of this project is to build the capacity of individuals, institutions, and the overall health system of Zimbabwe, and to develop and maintain a national, evidence-based HIV response using comprehensive, integrated, and accessible SI.
Its specific objectives are to:
A. Enhance the ability of national institutions to plan and coordinate SI activities.
B. Strengthen systems to monitor and evaluate the coverage, quality, and effectiveness of the national HIV response.
C. Improve systems to plan, conduct and implement comprehensive, high-quality surveys and surveillance to quantify and characterize the HIV epidemic, and
D. Strengthen human resources to support country ownership of sustainable SI activities.
Project implementation is driven by the collaborative efforts of ICAP staff based in Zimbabwe country office, staff seconded to the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) and ICAP’s headquarters team in New York working in close coordination with CDC in Zimbabwe and Atlanta.
The scope of work also includes strengthening human resources to support country ownership of sustainable SI activities. (funded by PEPFAR through the CDC)
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UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
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- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
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Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
Project Details
ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
UTAP-2Districts (or national):National
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In September 2002, the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH) at Columbia University (CU) entered into a Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the University Technical
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Find all UTAP and UTAP-2 resources here.
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
Project Details
Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
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Global TADistricts (or national):National
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In Kenya, ICAP partnered with the Ministry of Health to: Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using
Project Details
- Supported the implementation and evaluation of an enhanced service package for HIV-infected adolescent and young pregnant and postnatal women using the group antenatal care model and additional support services at seven health facilities in Nyanza.
- Supported an evaluation on the feasibility and effectiveness of the ECHO telementoring model (Project ECH™).
- Supported the Ministry of Health to design and implement a national strategy for Test and Start service delivery, including community-based ART groups (C-BART).
Find out more on the Global TA Page
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health
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The Global Nurse Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) was a multi-year program (2009-2018) to increase the quantity and quality of the nursing and midwifery workforce by addressing seven domains of health
Project Details
Find the GNCBP final report here
Find out more about NEPI and General Nursing
Read the GNCBP in Ethiopia report here
MCAPDistricts (or national):National
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Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the University
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Find the MCAP End-of-Project Reports here.
GHS: Support MOHS IPC Certificate Course Design and ImplementationDistricts (or national):National
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design
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ICAP worked with the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the World Health Organization, and other partners to design a curriculum for a pilot infection prevention and control certificate training program, adapted for the Sierra Leone context. This project was funded by the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID) at the CDC.
Global TADistricts (or national):National
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ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a
Project Details
ICAP helped enhance the quality and impact of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and TB/HIV services and data for decision making through quality improvement. ICAP also supported the implementation of a multi-site quality improvement project designed to improve infection prevention and control practices.
Find out more on the Global Technical Assistance project page
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ICAP provided technical assistance to the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health to enhance national monitoring and evaluation systems and tools for maternal, newborn, and child health, and prevention of mother-to-child
Project Details
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This initiative aimed to address Mozambique’s critical shortage of health care management and administration skills through a unique partnership between the Mailman School of Public Health and the Instituto Superior
Project Details
Solutions for SustainabilityDistricts (or national):National
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In collaboration with the Columbia University Earth Institute and the National Institute of Health (INS) , ICAP is conducting a research study to better understand the response of Mozambique’s health