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There are simply not enough health workers to meet the basic health needs of all people worldwide. By transforming the global health workforce, we can transform health systems to deliver for all....
As a part of CARE’s Evidence to Action Webinar Series and in support of their approach to adaptive management on Wednesday, March 25 HRH2030 will discuss the CLA approaches implemented in partnership with ICBF in Colombia....
International Woman’s Day falls on March 8 of each year to celebrate women and commemorate the movement for women’s rights. In our work to build the accessible, available, acceptable, and high-quality health workforce needed to improve health outcomes and advance universal health coverage, HRH2030...
Based on feedback from service delivery providers indicating high priority needs, HRH2030 developed job aids covering antenatal care services, postnatal care and family planning. ...
This year’s theme for International Women’s Day, "I am Generation Equality: Realizing Women’s Rights" resonates with me as I look at the work of HRH2030 in Mali. Here, the majority of the population lives in rural areas and most of the work we do...
On November 7, 2019, HRH2030 and Indonesia's Ministry of Health presented at the Indonesia Health Economics Association 6th Annual Scientific Meeting (known as InaHEA). The presentation examined how health workforce challenges can deter countries’ progress in tackling non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and how Indonesia is...
In this three questions piece, Dr. Pierre Nguimkeu discusses a new econometric model that measures the impact of economic, epidemiological, and demographic transitions on the health labor market. ...
In this three questions piece, HRH2030 Technical Project Manager Mekdelawit Bayu discusses HRH2030’s activity for enhancing supervision to strengthen health worker performance and health system viability....
In the Philippines, USAID’s HRH2030 program is partnering with the Leyte Provincial Health Office to implement a pre-post intervention research study to measure the effects of enhancing health worker supervision by introducing digital integration, data use, and self-assessment innovations....
In Niger, HRH2030 supported the NMCP through an embedded advisor for two years, using a systematic-evidence-based approach tailored to the Niger context....