Current programmes
Current projects: ASPIRE, ENHANCE. Past projects: ACHIEVE, GF-PPM, Rivers State SURGE, SRH, TRACE.
ACTION to Sustain Precision and Integrated HIV Response towards Epidemic Control
The ACTION to Sustain Precision and Integrated HIV Response towards Epidemic Control (ASPIRE) project that we implement is funded by the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the US Centers for…
HIV · Laboratory services · Capacity building
Enhanced and Sustainable Integrated Laboratory Services for HIV, TB, and Other Pathogens in Nigeria
The Enhanced and Sustainable Integrated Laboratory Services for HIV, TB, and Other Pathogens in Nigeria (ENHANCE). ENHANCE supports the Government of Nigeria to reach HIV epidemic control and strengthen its response to…
Laboratory services · HIV · Tuberculosis
Action to Control HIV Epidemic through Evidence
The Action to Control HIV Epidemic through Evidence ( ACHIEVE) project that we implement is funded by the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the US Centers for Disease Prevention and Control…
HIV · Tuberculosis
GF-PPM Project
Gloabal Fund Public-Private Mix (PPM) Project The focus of the Public-Private Mix Project is to engage the private sector in providing more people with tuberculosis prevention, diagnosis and treatment services. It is a…
Tuberculosis · Laboratory services
Rivers State SURGE Project
The National HIV/AIDS Indicator Impact Survey (NAIIS) released in March 2019 pegged the HIV prevalence rate in Rivers state at 3.8%, above the national prevalence of 1.4%. The survey reported that Rivers State has an…
HIV
Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) Project
The Integrating Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH)/Family Planning (FP) into HIV/AIDS Services in Four States in Nigeria project is aimed at improving sexual and reproductive health in FCT, Nasarawa, Rivers, and…
HIV
Tracking with Recency Assays to Control the Epidemic
The study is a sub-agreement between ICAP at Columbia University and IHVN to provide technical assistance to Ministries of Health (MOH) to establish a Tracking with Recency Assays to Control the Epidemic (TRACE) program.
HIV · Research
