Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone
ICAP began working in Sierra Leone in 2014, partnering with the Ministry of Health and Sanitation to assess the community care centers established as part of the nation’s Ebola outbreak response. Infection prevention and control continues to be the backbone of ICAP’s work in Sierra Leone, with a focus on building health system resiliency and responsiveness through quality improvement and human resource development in various health domains, including HIV and tuberculosis services, maternal and child health, malaria and other public health emergencies such as COVID-19.

Projects

Epidemic Ready Primary Healthcare (ERPHC)
- current
GHS Surveillance
- current
GHS: Strengthening Sustainability of Global Health Security Objectives in Sierra Leone
- current
Targeted Assistance to Strengthen Immunization Systems and Capacity in Western Area, Sierra Leone
- current
The CQUIN Project for Differentiated Service Delivery
- Multi-Country,
- current
ICAP in Sierra Leone
Program Start
- 2014
Key Technical Areas
- HIV
- Malaria
- Tuberculosis
- COVID-19
- Maternal and Child Health
- Infection Prevention and Control
- Health Systems Strengthening
- Laboratory Strengthening
- One Health
- Quality Improvement
- Research
- Surveys
Current Funders
- U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Gates Foundation
- Resolve to Save Lives
- Orange Telecommunications
- GAVI
Jobs in Sierra Leone
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