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Advancing global health through innovation and collaboration.
ICAP at Columbia University is a global health leader dedicated to improving the health of populations through innovation, research, and collaboration. Established in 2003, ICAP has been instrumental in addressing major health challenges, particularly in resource-limited settings. The organization works closely with governments, health care providers, and communities to strengthen health systems and enhance the quality of care. Its comprehensive approach encompasses technical assistance, capacity building, and the implementation of evidence-based interventions.
ICAP operates in over 30 countries, primarily in Africa, where it supports initiatives in HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health, tuberculosis, and non-communicable diseases. With a focus on sustainability and local empowerment, ICAP collaborates with local partners to ensure that health improvements are maintained long-term. The organization is renowned for its rigorous research and evaluation efforts, which inform policy and practice at both national and international levels.
ICAP is active in numerous African countries, including South Africa, Kenya, Burundi, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Tanzania, among others.
ICAP’s key programs focus on HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, maternal and child health, and strengthening health systems. Opportunities include technical assistance, training, and collaborative research projects.
ICAP has significantly contributed to the global fight against HIV/AIDS, supporting the treatment of millions of individuals and enhancing health systems across Africa. Its impact is measured through improved health outcomes and strengthened local capacities.
