Angola

JSI’s work in Angola began with the Astarte Reproductive Health for Refugees Project in 1995, bringing reproductive health care and commodities to those displaced or otherwise affected by Angola’s long civil conflict, and providing small grants to local NGOs supporting conflict-affected populations. In 1995, JSI also partnered with the International Medical Corps on a small project. JSI went on to implement the Basic Support for Institutionalizing Child Survival (BASICS) project, and has continued to make progress in Angola in the fields of health logistics – particularly for malaria commodities – HIV&AIDS, and more.