Dr. Issakha Diar is the program coordinator for the National Malaria Control Program (NMCP) in Chad. HRH2030’s Capacity Building for Malaria activity supports countries such as Chad to achieve their malaria control and elimination goals. ...
In May 2020, HRH2030 published a technical report, National Family Planning Guidelines in 10 Countries: How they align with current evidence and WHO recommendations on task sharing and self-care. The report, phase one of the task sharing research, explored the extent to which 10...
In response to COVID-19, the government of Malawi approved the recruitment of 2,000 additional health workers. Yet, health workers are still faced with increased workload and many also face additional challenges, such as harassment and stigma in their communities due to the fear of...
On June 24, 2020, HRH2030 awarded a $25,000 Health Workforce Resilience Prize to Vitalk, one of two winners of a global competition to recognize successful solutions that strengthen health workforce resilience. Vitalk’s winning innovation is its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered mental health mobile app chatbot...
Seven months into the Year of Health and Care Workers, the lessons emerging from COVID-19 are continuing to shape future investments for a better protected, supported, and prepared health workforce. Our team at HRH2030 believes that some of the most critical areas that present...
This week, we observe International Youth Day, the United Nations’ annual commemoration to draw attention to youth-focused issues. We have been talking about the potential of youth in health careers for quite a while, and so I’m pleased to (re)share here our brief published...
In a world where primary health care is delivered by women but led by men, female voices are too often silenced, interrupted, or just ignored. The Institutionalizing Community Health Conference 2021 (ICHC) shone a spotlight on the passion and power women leaders bring to...
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to put a strain on countries’ health systems, obtaining accurate information about the health workforce is necessary for an effective, data-driven pandemic response as well as maintaining quality, essential services. In many Pacific Island countries, incomplete data collection and...
On July 13th and 20th, 2021, HRH2030, USAID, and Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund (TaiwanICDF) hosted online trainings on Health Workforce Management and Data Systems: A Focus on Pacific Island Countries and Health System Resilience. This two-part training series was created for health...