HRH2030 Program

22 Mar “It’s Time” to Stop Tuberculosis in the Philippines: World TB Day 2019 Podcast

Posted at 13:45h in Global News, HRIS and health workforce data, Improving Access to Quality Health Services in the Philippines, Leadership and governance, News, Other, Performance and productivity, Philippines News, Skill mix and competency

Audio interview with HRH2030 Philippines Project Director Dr. Marilyn Lorenzo (Running time 8:07) On March 24, the USAID-funded HRH2030 program in the Philippines joins partners around the world to commemorate World Tuberculosis (TB) Day to raise public awareness on the impact of TB and challenges...

05 Mar HRH2030 Director’s Digest: March 2019

Posted at 22:22h in Global News, News, Other

March 2019: Seeking Balance for Health Systems Strengthening Dear Colleagues, HRH2030’s mission is to build the accessible, available, acceptable, and high-quality health workforce needed to improve health outcomes and advance health for all. In each and every activity, we strive for inclusiveness, collaboration, and perspective. Sometimes...

06 Feb HRH2030 Director’s Digest: February 2019

Posted at 17:59h in Global News, News, Other

February 2019: Driving Impact at the Local Level Dear Colleagues, In advancing the global health workforce agenda, HRH2030 is always seeking to drive greater impact at the country level. Without high-performing health workers with the right skills in the right places at the right times, there...

09 Jan HRH2030 Director’s Digest

Posted at 08:09h in Global News, News, Other

January 2019: Reflecting on 2018, Looking Ahead Dear Friends, Happy New Year! As we enter 2019, HRH2030’s work of building the future health workforce and optimizing the performance of the current one – as well as supporting all the complex activities that go on in between...

05 Dec HRH2030 Director’s Digest

Posted at 08:01h in Global News, News, Other

December 2018: Sustaining the HIV Epidemic Control Dear Friends, Since its inception 15 years ago, PEPFAR has supported health systems—and the many community health workers, nurses, doctors, logisticians, pharmacists, laboratory technicians, counselors, social service workers that drive it—to ensure over 16 million men, women, and children...

06 Nov HRH2030 Director’s Digest

Posted at 16:06h in Global News, News, Other

November 2018: Investing for a Lifetime of Returns Dear Friends, As we kick off the fourth year of the USAID Human Resources for Health in 2030 program (HRH2030), we are thinking a lot about investments: investments in the health workforce, in health systems, and in health...

04 May International Day of the Midwife: Promoting Diversity to Reduce Disparities in Maternal Health

Posted at 21:58h in Family planning, Other, Women and Gender in Health News

This post originally appeared on the Chemonics blog. Only one-third of the poorest mothers deliver with a midwife compared to 90 percent of the richest in low- and middle-income countries. How can we help all women to have a safe childbirth experience? Rachel Deussom shares...

02 Apr Our 2030 Vision for the Health Workforce

Posted at 01:00h in Other, South Africa News

This post originally appeared on the Frontline Health Workers Coalition's blog. Teenager Durah stretches under a lamp with a book, absorbing every word and figure. Inspired by her aunt, she wants to become a nurse. She is the future health workforce. She is who the...

30 Mar Health Heroes: Health workers reflect for World Health Worker Week

Posted at 16:33h in Advancing Malawi's Health Workforce, Jordan News, Malawi News, Other, Strengthening HRH in Jordan

Each year during the first week of April, people around the world observe World Health Worker Week. We would like to take this opportunity to celebrate the amazing, often challenging work that health workers perform to keep us healthy and productive. We also call...

20 Jun The Refugee Crisis Presents a Global Challenge to the Health Workforce

Posted at 12:00h in News, Other, Performance and productivity

This post originally appeared on Chemonics’ blog Connections. “No one is going home soon,” stated the moderator at a recent Society for International Development-Washington panel discussion about the global refugee crisis. This simple observation drives home the reality that governments, aid organizations, and refugees themselves...

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