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Côte D'ivoire for Their Technical and Funding Support CÔTE D’IVOIRE BRINGING HIV SERVICES TO UNDERSERVED REGIONS: ICAP SUPPORT FOR HIV PREVENTION, CARE, AND TREATMENT Contents ADDRESSING THE GLOBAL HIV EPIDEMIC . 1 ICAP IN CÔTE D’IVOIRE . .4 . WHAT HAS BEEN ACHIEVED? . 10 THE NEXT CHAPTER . 23. REFERENCES . 25 The clinic in Bozi, Marahoué region ADDRESSING THE GLOBAL HIV EPIDEMIC lobally, 34 million people are living with HIV,1 and A major reason for this dramatic turnaround has been the 7,000 are newly infected each day.2 As of 2011, HIV initiation of the United States President’s Emergency Plan for Ghas infected more than 60 million people and caused AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), which was launched in 2003. Now, Funding for this report was provided to ICAP at the Mailman School of Public at least 30 million deaths. having reached its eighth anniversary, it has proved notable in Health, Columbia University as part of the Multicountry Columbia Antiretroviral its size, scale, and impact on increasing access to HIV pre- Program (MCAP) and is supported by Cooperative Agreement #U62PS223540 In the face of such overwhelming figures, it is easy to lose sight Acknowledgements vention, care, and treatment and has proven one of the most from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) . The contents of the remarkable strides that have been made in the response of this report are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily The ICAP Team would like to extend its sincere gratitude to the Ministry successful large-scale global public health undertakings ever. By of Health and Fight Against AIDS for their support and partnership to HIV over the past decade. Millions of people living with represent the official views of the CDC. September 2011, the US government had directly supported over these five years. We express our appreciation to the President's HIV have built better futures for themselves, their families, More information on ICAP and its activities in Côte d’Ivoire can be obtained by Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, to the people of America for the ART for 50% of the global response—more than 3.9 million and their communities as a result of innovative, effective HIV calling +225 22 40 95 20, or writing to ICAP, BP 561 Cidex 3 – Abidjan, Côte funding support and to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention men, women, and children worldwide, and more than 13 mil- d’Ivoire . Information on ICAP’s global activities can be addressed to ICAP, team in Côte d'Ivoire for their technical and funding support. prevention, care, and treatment programs. 5 Columbia University, 722 West 168th Street, New York, NY 10032 USA or by lion of those in HIV care and support services. ICAP would also like to express its thanks to the General Direction of email to: icap@columbia .edu . Health, all Central Directions and National Programs of the Ministry Understanding how this turnaround was achieved can help of Health and Fight Against AIDS, and to Regional and District Health A Global Response www.columbia-icap.org/ Authorities for their dedication in coordinating and implementing HIV inform health and development efforts around the world. At the end of 2010, roughly 6.65 million people in low- and © February 2012 by ICAP . All rights reserved . services at ICAP-supported facilities . middle-income countries were receiving antiretroviral treat- We also wish to thank the district management teams, the managers 3 and staff at facilities, including private facilities, partner CBOs and ment (ART), almost a 22-fold increase since 2001 and an Key Partner other PEPFAR partners with whom we worked . Finally, we thank achievement that many considered impossible 10 years ear- In 2002, in response to the United Nations Secretary Gen- the patients and their family members for their close collaboration with ICAP and their active involvement in HIV prevention, care and lier. Over the same period, the rate of new HIV infections in eral’s Call to Action, the Mailman School of Public Health treatment programs . 22 of the most severely affected countries dropped by more at Columbia University helped to establish the MTCT-Plus We gratefully acknowledge ICAP staff in New York and Côte d'Ivoire, than 26 percent.4 Initiative to address the HIV treatment and care needs of whose dedication and team work made our support in Côte d'Ivoire a great success . Merci à tous de votre engagement dans la lutte contre le VIH. ICAP in CÔTE D’IVOIRE f 1 HIV in Côte d’Ivoire impoverished communities around the world. This initiative, ICAP is grounded in the belief that HIV services should be With an adult prevalence estimated at 3.9%,6 the funded first by a coalition of private foundations and subse- universally accessible and that people in resource-poor areas Republic of Côte d’Ivoire remains one of the West quently expanded with funding from the United States Agency can adhere to life-saving treatment regimens. ICAP works with African nations most severely affected by the Savannes for International Development (USAID), supported provision ministries of health, local organizations, and people living with AIDS pandemic. Prevalence varies from 1.7% in Denguélé of comprehensive and specialized care, including ART, to HIV- HIV to develop sustainable, locally appropriate HIV preven- Sud-Ouest to 6.1% in Abidjan. Prevalence is also infected women, their partners, and their children identified tion, care, and treatment programs that are integrated with higher in urban areas (5.4%) than in rural areas in prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) national AIDS control programs. ICAP’s comprehensive model Vallée du (4.1%) and remarkably higher among women Worodougou Bandama Zanzan Bafing programs. Columbia’s experience implementing the MTCT- consists of: (6.4%) than among men (2.9%), peaking at Plus Initiative helped to inform the model and approaches 14.9% among women aged 30–34.7 Early on, ■ A family-focused approach to HIV prevention, Dix-Huit later adopted by ICAP. Marahoué N’zi- the government of Côte d’Ivoire made com- Montagnes Haut- care, and treatment services Lacs Comoé mendable efforts to respond to the HIV epi- Sassandra Moyen- Columbia University’s role in implementing PEPFAR began in YAMOUSSOUKRO Comoé ■ Support for multidisciplinary teams of health demic, setting up structures for HIV services Moyen- 2003, when it received funding from the Global AIDS Program Cavally care providers and initiating partnerships with international Fromager of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Agnéby institutions. In 1988, Côte d’Ivoire became one Sud- under the University Technical Assistance Projects (UTAP) to ■ A continuum of clinical and supportive services Bandama Sud- to meet of the first countries in sub-Saharan Africa to initi- support the development of important components of national Lagunes ABIDJAN Comoé patient and family needs at every stage of HIV disease ate research on HIV infection in pregnant women, in Bas-Sassandra HIV programs, including treatment protocols and training. In collaboration with UNAIDS. In 2001, the government 2004, ICAP was founded and was awarded a new cooperative ■ Programs to promote retention and adherence to HIV created a dedicated ministry to coordinate the national agreement from CDC under the PEPFAR framework, the Track care and treatment HIV response and mobilize resources. A national HIV HIV Prevalence (%), Ages 15–49, 2005 1.0 funding mechanism, to provide comprehensive HIV care ■ Empowerment of patients and their families strategic plan (2002–2004) was developed, and partners funded and treatment in five countries: Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda, by PEPFAR and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis 4 .9–5 .8 South Africa, and Tanzania, with programming in Côte d’Ivoire, ■ Linkages to community resources and Malaria initiated activities. Within the Ministry of Health, Ethiopia, and Nigeria subsequently added. This initiative, the 4 .3–4 .8 ■ several national programs have played a crucial role in the pro- Multicountry Columbia Antiretroviral Program (MCAP), has High-quality services, with carefully set standards of care vision and expansion of HIV services. These include: rapidly expanded programs for HIV care and ART by promot- and methodologies for program evaluation, operations 3 .8–4 .2 ing early diagnosis of HIV infection, maintaining the health research, and program improvement ■ PNCEP Programme National de Prise en Charge des Per- 1 .8–3 .7 of those living with HIV, and preventing further transmission sonnes Vivant avec le VIH (the National Program for the of HIV within the community. MCAP programming between Care of People Living with HIV/AIDS, responsible for 1 .7 2004 and 2012, in addition to being focused on rapidly scal- the support and overall coordination of health services) ing up care and treatment in partnership with host-country governments, also has emphasized the full continuum of HIV- ■ DIPE Direction de l’Information, de la Planification et de However, years of political turmoil, including the civil conflict related services, continued capacity building and health systems l’Evaluation (Office of Information, Planning that began in 2002, undermined the national response and strengthening, and transition of operations to host governments and Research) impeded improvements in HIV services, in particular in north- and local nongovernmental organizations. ■ PNLT Programme National de Lutte contre La Tuberculose ern and western regions. During this time, infrastructure was Today a global leader in HIV service delivery, human capacity (the National Program for the Struggle against destroyed and health workers moved en masse to Abidjan. Pov- development, and systems strengthening, ICAP has supported Tuberculosis, the national TB control program) erty levels rose, and utilization of formal health services plum- work at more than 2,000 facilities across 21 countries. More meted. The long peace-building process that led to the 2007 ■ PNN Programme National de Nutrition (the National than one million people have accessed HIV services through agreement eventually allowed the Government of Côte d’Ivoire Nutrition Program) ICAP-supported programs, and approximately one patient in to renew its focus on the national HIV program.
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