HRH2030 Program

Introducing the USAID Flagship Community Health Worker Resource Package

Strong and vibrant community health systems—including community health workers (CHWs)—are an essential component of primary health care, which fosters health for all and moves us closer to achieving global health goals. However, in many contexts CHW programs are still working to professionalize, sustain, and…

29 June, 2020 Blog Global News News Strengthening Community Health Worker Programs Strengthening Community Health Worker Programs

HRH2030 Director’s Digest: July 2020

A week ago, the HRH2030 project team celebrated the culmination of a six-month campaign to promote the resiliency of the health workforce. We began with an initial idea: to launch a prize modeled after USAID’s Inclusive Health Access Prize. We changed the focus on the prize to recognize tools, methods, or approaches that fostered health workforce resiliency. And after a months-long application period, we reviewed 99 entries, interviewed semi-finalists, and—finally—announced the winners of the HRH2030 Health Workforce Resilience Prize last Wednesday.

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A Call to Service: Ensuring Quality Maternal Care in Mali

In 2017, Dr. Namory Camara’s career took a new trajectory when, after seven years of working in private health clinics, he joined Mali’s civil service and was assigned to the Kadiolo Referral Health Center in the Sikasso region. At 37, he was appointed the…

22 June, 2020 Family planning Mali Mali News Other

Three Questions with Erin McGinn: Advocating for Task Sharing and Self-Care for Family Planning

Erin McGinn, M.A., has worked in international family planning and reproductive health for over 20 years, translating innovations and best practices into policies and programs. At Palladium, a program partner in the HRH2030 consortium, she is a director in the Health Practice, where she contributes to both the HRH2030 and HP+ projects.

09 June, 2020 Family planning Global News News Task Sharing (1.9)

How Do We Measure Collaboration?

To harness the potential of the health workforce as a driver of better health outcomes, health systems must be driven by data. At HRH2030, part of our role in building a strong health workforce is to work with local stakeholders to develop the tools they need to gather, analyze, and use data for decision making. But in our work, we’ve come across concepts that are, at first glance, tough to quantify. How do we quantify and track broad concepts like coordination and organizational maturity?

09 June, 2020 Colombia Colombia News News Strengthening the Social Service Workforce in Colombia

Join us: Health Workforce Resilience Prize Virtual Award Ceremony

Join us online on Wednesday, June 24 for the exciting announcement of our HRH2030 Health Workforce Resilience Prize winners!

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HRH2030 Director’s Digest: June 2020

The topic of health worker resiliency is still in the headlines, and I expect it will continue to be, as the global health workforce continues to grapple with COVID-19. A new report from the United Nations last month put the focus on mental health, noting that first responders and frontline workers, particularly health workers, are exceptionally vulnerable to mental health issues now, given the stress they endure… Two weeks from today, on June 24 at 9 a.m. EDT, we’ll join our colleagues at USAID to announce the winners of HRH2030’s Health Workforce Resilience Prize.

09 June, 2020 Global News News Other

Sharing Our Health Workforce Data Expertise at the Global Digital Development Forum

On Wednesday, May 6, 2020, HRH2030 presented two health workforce data activities at the first-ever virtual Global Digital Development Forum: Building a Dynamic Ecosystem of Health Workforce Data to Achieve the SDGs, and Reinforcing Indonesia’s COVID-19 Response with Health Workforce Data.

09 June, 2020 Global News HRIS and health workforce data Indonesia Indonesia News National Health Workforce Accounts (3.3)News

Three Questions with Dr. Christophe Ndoua: Finding collaborative solutions to malaria control in Central African Republic

Dr. Christophe Ndoua is the coordinating director for the National Malaria Control Program (NMCP) in the Central African Republic. HRH2030’s Capacity Building for Malaria activity supports countries such as the Central African Republic to achieve their malaria control and elimination goals.

18 May, 2020 Capacity Building for Malaria Malaria News

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Introducing the USAID Flagship Community Health Worker Resource Package

HRH2030 Director’s Digest: July 2020

A Call to Service: Ensuring Quality Maternal Care in Mali

Three Questions with Erin McGinn: Advocating for Task Sharing and Self-Care for Family Planning

How Do We Measure Collaboration?

Join us: Health Workforce Resilience Prize Virtual Award Ceremony

HRH2030 Director’s Digest: June 2020

Sharing Our Health Workforce Data Expertise at the Global Digital Development Forum

Three Questions with Dr. Christophe Ndoua: Finding collaborative solutions to malaria control in Central African Republic

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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