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Global

17 Mar

Posted at 18:36h in Employing Positive Youth Development Approaches (2.4), Global, Global Resources, Indonesia, Indonesia Resources, Resources, Technical briefs

This technical brief explores how TVETs could more effectively build and sustain young people on career paths in the health sector, using the HRH2030-developed Youth Employment in Health Framework ....

01 Mar

Posted at 21:56h in Gender Competencies (2.3), Global, Global Resources, Women and gender in health, Women in Leadership (3.7)

Over the past six years, HRH2030 has worked in more than 30 countries to bolster the health workforce, improve health outcomes, and advance health for all. We support health workers by implementing activities to enhance productivity and performance; number, skill mix, competencies, and quality;...

27 Jan

Posted at 22:18h in Global, Global Resources, HIV/AIDS, Indonesia, Lesotho, Philippines, Presentations, Resources, Videos/Webinars

On January 26, 2021, HRH2030 convened a panel of experts to address this topic during a 90-minute webinar, “No Return to Normal: Ensuring an Optimized Health Workforce in the Post COVID-19 Recovery.” This event included presentations and a discussion from five panelists who shared...

11 Dec

Posted at 16:36h in Blog, Global, Global News, HRIS and health workforce data, Indonesia, Indonesia News, News

It is impossible to reimagine health systems that can achieve better outcomes and social justice goals without a diverse, resilient, well-protected health workforce for all. People drive health system performance—from national ministers of health at the top level to health workers on the front...

04 Dec

Posted at 20:50h in Global, Global Fund, HIV/AIDS, Resources, South Africa Resources, Technical briefs

The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated countries’ human resources for health challenges and emphasized the importance of having a well-prepared and adequate workforce to not only respond to pandemic needs but to maintain essential services including those for HIV. Community-based services have been critical to...