CGHPI Timeline

1. Mark Dybul returns to Georgetown University
in Fall 2017, as the inaugural faculty co-director with
Charles B. Holmes, of the new Center for Global
Health and Quality (GHQ)
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018

2. Africa Leadership Meeting Platform
Strengthening & Expansion
June 2018 - Present
Donor: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Collaboration with The African Union, Ethiopia, Rwanda
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018
Successful implementation of the African Leadership Meeting for
Health Financing ‘ALM’ at the African Union in 2019.
Continued support and refinement on a health financing tracker
for the continent of Africa.

3. Deus Bazira joins GUMC
Establishes and co-directs Georgetown’s new
Center for Global Health Practice and Impact
(CGHPI). The new center builds upon the work
of Georgetown’s Center for Global Health
Quality (now expanded to the CGHPI).
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018

4. CGHPI - Nigeria Office Opens - April 2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018 2019
56 current staff
Funded by USAID, CDC
Partners: GU-GHSS, GGHN, (SWODEN), SCIDaR,
Pathfinder International
Active Programs: Assuring Public Health International and Domestic Security (APHIDS), Accelerating Control of the HIV Epidemic (ACE)

5. Awarded Domestic HIV Surveillance Funding
August 2019 - July 2022 (Expected to extend)
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018
Facilitate collaboration between historically siloed groups
Integrate HIV and STD surveillance and care data from
disparate systems
Streamline and formalize business processes within
departments of health
Implement strategies to utilize data for improved client
outcomes

6. CGHPI - Cameroon Office Opens
October 2020
226 current staff
Active Programs: Translating Data and Evidence into Impact (TIDE)
Funded by CDC
Partners: Center RTG, East RTG, CRIHSS Foundation,
Catholic Relief Services, CARE Cameroon, Global Health
System Solutions, Jembi Health Systems, CBOs
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018 2019

7. CGHPI - Haiti Office Opens - June 2020
201 current staff
Active Programs: Translating Data and Evidence
into Impact (TIDE), Health Security and Health Threats Response in Haiti
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018
Funded by CDC, CDC Foundation
Partners: Solutions, CHARESS,
PLHIV Associations, CSOs, IPs,
DDP, DHD

8. Local Innovations Scaled through Enterprise
Networks (LISTEN) | Eswatini & Kenya
The Gates Foundation| Aug 2018 - Dec 2023
(Formerly Business Process for Impact)
1. Establish LISTEN platform for community engagement
2. Apply LISTEN to generate demand for HIV prevention
3. Explore LISTEN as a platform to introduce new
technologies
Cross cutting documentation/dissemination, leveraging
funding sources, use of toolkit
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018

9. Oceania Health Systems Assessment Project Awarded
August 2020 - 2023 | Funded by: Department of Defense
Partner: GU Center for Global Health Science and Security
Assess capacity to respond to health needs across core areas:
health workforce
health security
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018
health policy
public health surveillance
health service delivery
Inform a short- and long-term plan to enhance the ability of FSM, RMI,
and Palau to fulfill priority health systems functions

10. Enhance Political Leadership for COVID-19 response
Report & Publish 2020 AU Leadership for COVID-19 and
Health Report
High Level Advocacy Strategies pertaining to African Positions
Support to ACT-A Co-chairing Initiative
Establish Health Leadership Initiative Project to Implement
the LHI
COVID Response | African Union
September 2020 to November 2022
Hilton Foundation
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018

11. APHIDS | Nigeria Awarded
Assuring Public Health International and Domestic Security
October 2020 - 2025
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020
2018
Funded by: CDC
Partner: GU Center for Global Health
Science and Security
Public Health Emergency Management:
Preparedness, Training, and Standardization
2022

12. 2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020
2018
Active Programs: Support Eswatini to Achieve Sustained Epidemic Control (SEASEC),
Local Innovations Scaled through Enterprise Networks (LISTEN), COVID-19 Vaccination Support
CGHPI - Eswatini Office Opens - November 2020
107 current staff
Funded by CDC, Gates Foundation
Partners: NERCHA, Bantwana, Liwahu Lemphilo
Yemaswati, Kwakha Indvodza
2022

13. COVID Vaccination Project - Haiti
October 25, 2021 to June 30, 2022
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020
2018
Funded by CDC Foundation
Partners: PLHIV Associations, DDP, DHD
Promote COVID-19 vaccinations uptake via (1) vaccine
awareness campaigns, (2) increased community vaccination
points, (3) provide insight to MOH on community attitudes
and beliefs towards vaccine.
2022

14. COVID-19 Vaccination Program Support in Eswatini
April 2021 – March 2022
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020
2018 2022
Funded by CDC
Procurement of supplies (tents, chairs, tables, PPE,
laptops, tablets) and support for transportation costs
Development of health worker training module on
COVID administration
Supported development of vaccine logistics plans
Partners: NERCHA

15. Funded by USAID
2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018
Accelerating Control of the HIV Epidemic | Nigeria
2022 - 2027
Partners: GGHN, (SWODEN),
SCIDaR, Pathfinder International
Goals:
1) Increase resilience, responsiveness, accountability of the health system
2) Increase the quality of HIV/AIDS/TB services
3) Increase access and provision of HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment
services within primary health care interventions.

16. 2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018
CDC - GU | Global COVID-19 Collaboration Project
April 1, 2022 to September 29, 2022
For the provision of global and country level technical assistance in support
of the Global Fund Covid-19 Response Mechanism
Develop, execute, monitor and evaluate a targeted branding and marketing
campaign specifically aimed at generating new/continuing COVID related
business in target countries.
Nine target countries, including: Botswana, Cameroon, Kenya, Nigeria,
Tanzania, South Africa, Uganda, and Zambia.
Health care workers testing people in Nairobi, Kenya
during a mass testing exercise for COVID-19.
Photo by SIMON MAINA/AFP via Getty Images

17. 2019
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2021
2017 2020 2022
2018
Technical Assistance for "Building Capacity to Improve Collecting and
Reporting Viral Suppression Data to the Medicaid Adult Core Set"
May 2022 - Present
Funded by HRSA Special Projects of National Significance
Partners: NASTAD (prime), Academy Health,
University of San Francisco - HealthQUAL
Support ten US Departments of Health and Medicaid
programs in establishing routine data sharing of HIV
Viral Suppression for national reporting

18. Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2017
3 staff, across 1 country

19. Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2017 2018
5 staff, across 2 countries

20. Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2017 2018 2019
48 staff, across 4 countries

21. Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2017 2018 2019 2020
348 staff, across 7 countries

22. Rapid Growth and Accomplishments
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
552 staff, across 7 countries

23. 612 staff, across 6 countries
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Rapid Growth and Accomplishments

24. Program Highlights
Haiti | IPCOS
Integrated Patient Centered Community-based Outreach System
Tracked 32,255 patients by home visit, 12,227 (38%) reached, 3933 return in care
Used by UGP and PIH: 32,000 OVC active, 43 treatment sites, data analyzed by
treatment site and follow-up with focal point.
9,921 records deduplicate, cleaned 74% by TIDE; 5,199 cleaned by treatment
sites, cleaned 52% by TIDE.
58,351 locator form (LF) filled, 23,879 LF filled (41%)
5,318 patients accept to take BC; 11,989 patients PSUP; 1,000 food voucher
Data as of May 31st, 2022

25. Program Highlights
Capacity Building
for Peers
Scoring App Hotline
Telephone Bleau
received, 1565 calls
52% calls received
Haiti | PEARS
Peer Engagement for Assured Retention and Support
205 peers trained
96% PN
60% PCAG
95% Peer Tracker
3356 forms filled
52 facilities assessed
56% forms filled
Capacity Building
for PLHIVA
13 PLHIVA received
training and
coaching
13/13: 100%
Income Generating
Activities
17 projects approved
for 10 enterprises
MUSO 123%
Enterprise 60%

26. Program Highlights
CGHPI - Haiti |DDP
Drug Dispensing Points
FACILITATE
FEEDBACK
100%
Satisfaction
FAST AND
ACCESSIBLE
In 10
departments
CUSTOMIZED
SERVICES
Minority and key
population
31
DDP Registers
73
Reference Sites
3,226
Enrolled Patients
3,639
Total Dispensed
1,628
Total Patients Supplied

27. Saw and retained 109,212 clients in HIV care
Program Highlights
Cameroon |TIDE
Translating Data and Evidence into Impact
Tested 491,899 clients for HIV, identified 21,230 new positives (4.3% yield)
Data as of September 29, 2021
Returned viral load test results for 77,343 clients, with 92.5% viral suppression
Supply chain management system, improved forecasting, requisition, and
distribution of commodities.
Deployed Electronic Medical Record system to 19 facilities, providing training
for 109 users.

28. Program Highlights
Eswatini | SEASEC
Support Eswatini to Achieve Sustained Epidemic Control
128,562 tested for HIV
106,190 people retained in HIV care and treatment
98% viral suppression rate

29. Program Highlights
Kenya and Eswatini | LISTEN
Local Innovation Scaled through Enterprise Networks
Cross country collaboration between Eswatini Ministry of Health & the Kenya National Aids
Control Council.
A total of 47 potential Communities of Practice (CPs) were mapped, 4 CPs initially selected
for support to apply the LISTEN process.
3021 tested for HIV, 344,796 condoms distributed; 346 condom dispensers installed, 19,016 reached with
HIV prevention messages.
375 trained to apply human-centered design for problem-solving. 9 CPs in Kenya and 23 in
Eswatini are currently supported to implement the LISTEN process to solve their priorities.

30. Program Highlights
HIV Cure Africa Acceleration Partnership (HCAAP)
Create a platform to convene and engage
stakeholders across the value chain
Housed by GU
Accelerate progress towards
delivery of a safe, effective,
durable, and affordable cure for
HIV in resource-limited settings

31. Program Highlights
Eswatini | COVID-19 Vaccination Program Support
1,355 Health Workers trained on COVID administration
10,728 first doses
2,555 second doses
Vaccination services provided across two districts (Manzini and Lubombo)