ICAP at Columbia University

ICAP at Columbia University has emerged as a transformative force in global health since its establishment in 2003, driven by a clear mission to enhance the health of families and communities worldwide. Under the leadership of founder and director Dr. Wafaa El-Sadr, who holds the Dr. Mathilde Krim-amfAR Professorship of Global Health, the organization manages a global workforce of more than 1,000 professionals, including physicians, nurses, researchers, and technical experts. Their comprehensive approach involves working at every level of the health system, from direct patient care to collaboration with healthcare providers and government officials. The organization tackles pressing global health challenges through innovative solutions and evidence-based interventions, implementing high-performing health system strengthening initiatives that prioritize quality and accessibility. ICAP's success stems from its multifaceted strategy of combining service delivery, research, training, and strategic evaluation to create lasting health solutions in resource-limited settings. Their projects are guided by leaders with extensive technical, clinical, and implementation expertise, ensuring that each initiative benefits from decades of collective global health experience while maintaining strong partnerships with local communities and healthcare systems.