HRH2030 Program

Catalyzing Economic Growth and Social Change through the Health and Social Workforce

There is no question that a fit-for-purpose, fit-to-practice health workforce is a critical component in meeting global health goals. From volunteer community health workers in remote rural villages to doctors and health managers in urban hospitals, the health workforce is the primary link to…

24 July, 2017 HRIS and health workforce data Leadership and governance News Performance and productivity Skill mix and competency

Quick Questions with Eric Coulibaly: Strengthening National Malaria Control Programs

Eric Coulibaly serves as the HRH2030-supported technical advisor for capacity building at the National Malaria Control Program in Niger. April 25 marks World Malaria Day, a time to rally support for eradicating the disease that claims the lives of more than 400,000 people each…

25 April, 2017 Capacity Building for Malaria Leadership and governance Malaria News Performance and productivity Skill mix and competency

Empowering Health Workers to #BeBoldforChange

On International Women’s Day 2017, HRH2030 reflects on how to empower health workers to #BeBoldforChange by ensuring provision of gender equitable health services to women and girls. When we think about gender and human resources for health (HRH), we typically think about the challenges…

07 March, 2017 Family planning Gender Competencies (2.3)News Skill mix and competency Women and Gender in Health News

Three Questions with Joe Ichter: Task Analysis for Productivity and Performance

Joe Ichter is a health systems strengthening expert with over 20 years of experience. He currently works with the Palladium Group as senior technical advisor and leads several productivity and HRIS activities for HRH2030. In many countries, health facility managers allocate service providers based upon…

23 February, 2017 Aligning HRH Competencies with Local Health Needs (1.3)Leadership and Management to Advance FP2020 (3.4)News Performance and productivity Skill mix and competency

New Research Reveals Employee Motivation and Retention Factors Working for the MOH

On January 19, 2017 the HRH2030 activity in Jordan held an event at the Intercontinental Hotel in Amman to launch a new study examining factors in motivating and retaining health workers within the Jordan Ministry of Health. The launch event was attended by senior…

27 January, 2017 News Performance and productivity

Do We Really Need 39 Million More Health Professionals?

This post originally appeared on Chemonics’ blog Connections. During the internship year of my medical training, Peru was affected by a severe El Niño. At that time, millions of people living in the poor peri-urban belt of Lima lacked access to clean water and…

09 January, 2017 HIV/AIDS News Skill mix and competency

National Health Workforce Accounts: Better Data for Better Decisions

This post originally appeared on Chemonics’ blog Connections. As the human resources director at the Ministry of Health, you know your country has health workforce challenges. You know that certain regions in the country suffer from maldistribution of health workers with challenges for retention…

17 October, 2016 HRIS and health workforce data National Health Workforce Accounts (3.3)News

Three Questions with Hanan Zaidah: Fighting “Brain Drain” in Jordan’s Health Sector

This post originally appeared on Chemonics’ blog Connections. Hanan Zaidah is an expert in organizational development and institutional transformation with 20 years of experience. She currently serves as project director for the HRH2030 activity in Jordan. Prior to HRH2030, she worked as organizational development…

22 June, 2016 News Performance and productivity Skill mix and competency Women and Gender in Health News

The Refugee Crisis Presents a Global Challenge to the Health Workforce

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…

20 June, 2016 News Other Performance and productivity

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Catalyzing Economic Growth and Social Change through the Health and Social Workforce

Quick Questions with Eric Coulibaly: Strengthening National Malaria Control Programs

Empowering Health Workers to #BeBoldforChange

Three Questions with Joe Ichter: Task Analysis for Productivity and Performance

New Research Reveals Employee Motivation and Retention Factors Working for the MOH

Do We Really Need 39 Million More Health Professionals?

National Health Workforce Accounts: Better Data for Better Decisions

Three Questions with Hanan Zaidah: Fighting “Brain Drain” in Jordan’s Health Sector

The Refugee Crisis Presents a Global Challenge to the Health Workforce

Strategic Investments in the Health Workforce: Learning from Lesotho

HRH2030 Launches e-Learning Course on Gender Competencies for Family Planning Providers

HRH2030 Director’s Digest: September 2021

Celebrating HRH2030 Senegal: Key Achievements in Strengthening Human Resources for Health

Three Questions with Sara Stratton: Analyzing progress on task sharing and self-care on family planning in Burkina Faso

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