Transform/PHARE in Côte d’Ivoire
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Côte
d'Ivoire
In Côte d’Ivoire, PSI works with clients to develop and accelerate the health market so they have a diverse array of solutions for their needs.
PSI Côte d'Ivoire
II Plateaux, 7eme tranche,
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire
Phone: + 2252527510
info@psici.org
Our Presence in
CÔTE D'IVOIRE
PSI CÔTE D'IVOIRE
PSI Côte d’Ivoire (PSI CI) is a fully incorporated branch office of PSI and is a regional hub for PSI’s network members in Francophone West Africa.
How we
work
Our
Impact
In 2019, PSI Côte d'Ivoire has provided 104,526 years of healthy life for Ivorians, including:
45,594
users reached with modern contraceptives
134,214
years of protection from unintended pregnancy provided for Ivorian couples
14,506
clients reached with quality toilets
5,342
people reached with HIV testing services
Practice Areas
We Focus On
In 2018, PSI reached over 10.6 million people with modern contraceptives, including:
PSI’s Sanitation Service Delivery program serves as a market catalyst to identify and address conditions that prohibit and facilitate the growth of local markets for sanitation. The program puts customers—landlords and their tenants—at the center of strategy and action, with donor funding used as a catalytic investment to develop a thriving marketplace.
PSI Côte d’Ivoire reinforces the military health system so that it can provide testing, care and treatment services to all military personnel and their families, with a priority placed on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services for youth. Ultimately, PSI Cote d’Ivoire’s goal is to provide quality SRH services and reduce maternal mortality and morbidity, so PSI CI works to increase providers’ capacity to offer all contraceptive methods, including long-acting reversible contraception, as well as attend to their patients’ post-abortion care needs without prejudice. Digital channels support the creation of demand for SRH services among youth.
PMI Impact Malaria works with the national malaria control program to fight malaria and save lives by strengthening the diagnosis, treatment, and drug-based prevention of malaria, especially for children and pregnant women. In Cote d’Ivoire, the program focuses on integrated case management at the community level as well as case management for malaria in pregnancy at health facilities.
