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In honor of World Social Work Day, in the International Year of the Health and Care Workers, HRH2030 convened an expert panel to showcase work being done through both global initiatives and country programs, highlighting how the health and social service sectors can better...
Beginning in 2016, HRH2030 collaborated with USAID, PEPFAR, and WHO to develop effective, adaptable approaches to assist low- and middle-income countries with NHWA. Specific activities included working in Ethiopia, Indonesia, and the Philippines to develop tools and governance structures that these countries could use...
This concise, six-page study examines how the FMOH engaged stakeholders from across the health labor market to prioritize information needs, created a NHWA governance structure, and began working on revitalizing its HRIS to overcome the barriers to collecting and using quality data....
This poster was presented at the virtual 6th World One Health Congress that took place from October 30 to November 3, 2020. In addition to showcasing the HRH2030 work, it also highlighted complementary efforts in Cameron to test the Emergency Supply Chain framework, work...
As the United Nations wraps up its 75th General Assembly this year—under the theme “the future we want,” we’re thinking about the future we want. The collective vision that guided the creation of NHWA was the aspiration that all countries’ would take a multi-sectoral...
August 11, 2020 marked the fifth month since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. This same week, HRH2030 sat down with Dr. Abraham Ali Mohammed, the program’s multisectoral advisor for health security in Ethiopia, to discuss the One Health activity there and its approach...
In one of the first studies to globally measure the social returns of a community health program, HRH2030 has found that Ethiopia’s community-based health extension program has yielded a return of between $1.54 and $3.26 for every dollar invested, indicating that the HEP’s economic...
HRH2030 field tested our “Gender Competency Framework for Family Planning Providers” in Ethiopia in March 2020. The team consisted of Samantha Law, HRH2030 gender lead; Andrea Poling, HRH2030 deputy project director; and Meskerem Damene, local gender consultant....
Community health workers play a pivotal role in many health systems by providing an essential link between people and health services. Ethiopia has formalized the role of community health workers and created an innovative community-based health extension program (HEP) to improve access to health...
Lessons from Ethiopia, Indonesia, and the Philippines on implementing National Health Workforce Accounts December 12, 2019 | 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. EST Ensuring the availability of a well-prepared workforce that meets client needs is integral for reaching health for all. But how do countries keep track...