Five core activity streams delivering measurable impact for healthcare workers, facilities, and communities across Namibia.
NIPCA translates its strategic objectives into practical, tangible activities. From classroom training to high-level advocacy, every activity advances our core purpose: safer healthcare for all Namibians.
NIPCA designs and delivers CPD-accredited training programmes that strengthen Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) knowledge and practice. Our training is tailored to healthcare workers at all levels, from frontline staff to IPC focal persons.
We connect experienced IPC professionals with individuals who need guidance and support, including newly appointed IPC focal persons serving in healthcare facilities.
NIPCA amplifies the voice of IPC professionals at national policy level, advocating for the resources, structures, and standards required to make healthcare safer for everyone.
Evidence-based practice starts with evidence generation. NIPCA promotes and supports research on HAIs, IPC programme effectiveness, and AMR patterns building the Namibian evidence base that informs policy and practice.
Public and healthcare worker awareness is a cornerstone of infection prevention. NIPCA runs campaigns aligned with international awareness weeks and national health priorities.
NIPCA places patient safety at the centre of its work, recognising that effective IPC is fundamental to preventing harm and ensuring safer healthcare for all.
NIPCA places patient safety at the centre of its work, ensuring effective IPC to prevent harm.
Our training strengthens IPC knowledge and promotes safe practices across the health workforce.
We support stronger IPC systems and safer care practices in healthcare facilities.
We provide mentorship and technical support to help hospitals and clinics strengthen patient safety through IPC.
