Organization of the CDC Center for Global Health

Division of Global HIV/AIDS (DGHA) provides technical assistance to host governments, working through its strong partnerships with Ministries of Health and local and international partners to implement integrated HIV/AIDS clinical and preventive services and systems; develop and strengthen laboratory services; and provide epidemiologic science, informatics, and research support to develop sustainable public health systems in resource-constrained countries.

Division of Parasitic Diseases and Malaria (DPDM) prevents and controls parasitic diseases in the United States and throughout the world by providing diagnostic, consultative, and epidemiologic services and training.

Division of Global Disease Detection and Emergency Response (DGDDER) detects new disease threats and responds to emergencies worldwide, in collaboration with partners at the World Health Organization and in host countries. 

Division of Public Health Systems and Workforce Development (DPHSWD) work with partners to strengthen the global public health workforce, support public health systems, and achieve program sustainability through key strategies that emphasize applying public health science and practice and demonstrating measurable public health impact.

Global Immunization Division (GID) provides scientific and technical support to ministries of health and other public and private partners to control vaccine-preventable diseases around the world.