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Author: HRH2030

07 Sep

Posted at 17:41h in Case Studies, Community health workers, Global, Global Resources, Leadership and governance, Resources

In Liberia, community health assistants (CHAs) provide primary care to 70 percent of the country’s rural populations who live further than five kilometers from health facilities. The country’s National Community Health Assistant Program (NCHAP) leaders seek strategies to address last-mile supply chain gaps, irregular...

07 Sep

Posted at 17:00h in Family planning, Gender Competencies (2.3), Global, Global News, News, Women and Gender in Health News

The Human Resources for Health in 2030 Program has launched a new virtual e-Learning course program, Gender Competency for Family Planning Providers. Designed for health workers, policymakers, and program planners at ministries of health and their local partners, as well as others with a...

07 Sep

Posted at 16:48h in Global News

Over the past six months, we have been celebrating many milestones within our program, which will be closing before the end of this year. In this—our last issue of HRH2030 highlights—I want to share some of the latest with you....

02 Sep

Posted at 20:07h in Family planning, Global News, News, Task Sharing (1.9)

Sara Stratton has worked in international family planning and reproductive health for more than 25 years, translating innovations and best practices into policies and programs. At Palladium, a program partner in the HRH2030 consortium, she is a director in the Health Practice, where she...

26 Aug

Posted at 20:32h in Burkina Faso, Family planning, Reports, Resources, Task Sharing (1.9)

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...