MCDI is a division of Medical Care Development Inc, Augusta, Maine. As an international NGO, MCDI has been accorded consultative status (Roster) with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. MCDI is a founding member of the CORE Group of PVO's

Areas of Intervention
Child Survival	HIV/AIDS	Malaria Treatment & Control	Architecture & Engineering
Immunization Combating diarrheal diseases Acute respiratory infection Integrated management of childhood illnesses HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment Maternal and newborn care Pneumonia case management Malaria BCC interventions M & E	HIV prevention care and treatment Prevention of mother to child transmission Promotion of anti-retroviral therapy Stigma reduction Home-based care HIV/AIDS/TB co-infection BCC/IEC School-based peer-to-peer education / outreach	Reduction in malaria transmission through indoor residual spraying Intermittent presumptive treatment of pregnant women Proper case management of uncomplicated malaria using ACT Insecticide and drug resistance monitoring Improved diagnostic capacity BCC/IEC to promote compliance and bed net utilization M & E	Health facility surveys Preparation of design and tender documents for facility construction/ renovation Equipment specifications Construction management Equipment and plant maintenance training
Orthopedic & Rehabilitation Services	Health Sector Reform	Water Supply & Sanitation	Health Care Financing
Provide disabled war victims with prosthetic and orthotic appliances Provide physical therapy services Support the social and economic reintegration of the disabled in Sudan M & E	Design of health manpower rationalization / development strategies Health facility demand and location modeling Implementation of decentralization strategies	Construction of water supply and sanitation infrastruction, e.g., wells and latrines to reduce morbidity and mortality among children and women of reproductive age Improve knowledge and promote behavioral change regarding basic sanitation and disease prevention among school children and communitie Introduce home-based management of water quality	Evaluation and reform of national health care financing strategies Health sector expenditure reviews and national accounts Health system and program cost assessments Evaluation, design, and implementation of community financing, including risk-sharing and credit schemes Demand for care and pricing analyses