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It’s 7 a.m. on a Friday in the village of Kolosso, in Mali’s Segou region, and the sun is up. Members of the Benkadi women’s group have come together in the public square with buckets, shovels, and wheelbarrows to collect garbage. They aren’t just…
06 January, 2021 MaliMali 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 lines seeking to reach the most underserved populations. The problem is that there is an estimated shortfall of 18 million health workers worldwide.
11 December, 2020 BlogGlobalGlobal NewsHRIS and health workforce dataIndonesiaIndonesia NewsNews
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated human resources for health challenges around the world and heightened need for a well-prepared, well-supported workforce to not only respond to the pandemic but to also maintain essential services including those for HIV. Community-based services have been critical to maintaining HIV services during this time.
04 December, 2020 BlogGlobalHIV/AIDSKenyaNewsSouth Africa News
As countries have been responding to COVID-19, they have also been focusing on delivering essential services in other areas, whether HIV, maternal and child health, or malaria. In this month’s HRH2030 highlights, we cover each of these topics.
01 December, 2020 Global NewsNewsOther
The United States Government and the Government of Malawi signed a Statement of Partnership this month, which includes direct funding to the Zomba District Council to support the hiring of new health care workers and strengthen the systems that are vital to improving maternal and child health, nutrition, and HIV outcomes. In line with USAID Malawi’s new Country Development Cooperation Strategy, USAID is implementing this first health government-to-government (G2G) activity in Malawi as a pilot initiative.
24 November, 2020 Advancing Malawi's Health WorkforceHIV/AIDSMalawiMalawi NewsNews
AAAH’s webinar series, Addressing Health Care Workers’ Challenges in Response to COVID-19: Sharing experiences and drawing countries’ lessons, which took place over the past two months, drew speakers from across 16 countries who highlighted how governments, partners, and other stakeholders mobilized the health workforce surge capacity; addressed occupational risks; and continued training and education.
17 November, 2020 BlogGlobalGlobal NewsNews
Fatoumata Bado, matron at the Kamoune Diambre Rural Maternity Hospital in Mali’s Diéma health district. After the members of the Kamoune Diambre women’s group, with HRH2030’s orientation in the community health approach, began sensitizing local households on the importance of health care and the availability of maternity, Fatoumata saw an increase in the number of women using the hospital’s services.
12 November, 2020 MaliMali NewsNews
To support the government of Togo’s efforts to eliminate malaria, HRH2030, through the Capacity Building for Malaria activity, works with Togo’s National Malaria Control Program (NMCP) to strengthen its capacity to effectively use its resources to fight malaria.
05 November, 2020 Capacity Building for MalariaMalariaNews
We still have a long road ahead of us as we look toward the end of the pandemic. But that doesn’t mean that we can’t be grateful for what we have now—and we should be. We know so much more about this virus than we did when it first appeared. And we have better ideas on what health workers need and are finding new ways to provide those things.
03 November, 2020 Global NewsNewsOther