Powering Healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa
The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare the stark reality that many health facilities in sub-Saharan Africa do not have reliable electricity. According to the World Health Organization only 28 percent of health facilities in sub-Saharan Africa have access to affordable, reliable power.
Powering sub-Saharan Africa's COVID-19 Response -- Transmission & Distribution
Through Power Africa and USAID, the United States Government is bolstering electricity transmission and distribution networks across sub-Saharan Africa. Improved access to electricity strengthen's our partner countries' self-reliance and capacity to manage COVID-19.
USAID Introduces Digital Technology for Healthcare Professionals in Angola
Angola continues to struggle to strengthen its health sector. Through the Health for All (HFA) project, USAID is building the capacity of health workers in public facilities in malaria case management.
Fighting Malaria in Angola: The Role of Adecos
The United States government, through the President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI), saves lives from malaria in Angola.
Community Led Water Management in Angola
Nearly half the population of Angola (49.3%) lacks access to clean drinking water and (54.7%) of households do not have access to adequate sanitation facilities.