Publications & Resources
Family planning (FP) is essential health care that can be provided to women to determine the number and spacing of their children. USAID Transform: Primary Health Care works with the Government of Ethiopia to increase FP access and utilization at the health facility and community levels.
I Used to Fear it. Now I Master it. KIKWIT, Democratic Republic of the Congo — For years, women in Kwilu Province…
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Cross-posted from our Country-Led in Action newsletter on LinkedIn. In Uganda, we often speak about systems strengthening, localization, and sustainable…
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The Bridge Between Belém and the Clinic The Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA) now has a measuring stick. A decade…
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Redefining Employability for a Changing World Employability is typically treated as a technical problem: a matter of skills gaps, training…
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Lire cette histoire en français >> In Kourfey, Niger, a problem was weighing heavily on Moussa Tahirou. As a teacher,…
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After a hiatus in 2025, our LinkedIn Country-Led In Action newsletter is back! We explore how our country-led strategy translates into sustainable approaches that improve the health, resilience, and leadership of…
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Every vaccination program hinges on a fundamental question: Do we know where the eligible population is? For the life-saving HPV…
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#16Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Violence against women and girls is one of the most pervasive—and preventable—human rights violations…
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Health workforce shortages plague Kano state’s health system in Nigeria, where for every 10,000 people, there are only 3 health workers available to provide care. This critical workforce…
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This World AIDS Day arrives with a powerful symbol of scientific progress: lenacapavir, the long-acting injectable PrEP that can prevent…
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Climate change is ravaging communities across Pakistan and Bangladesh. From devastating floods and violent cyclones to prolonged droughts and lethal…
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Safia, in her late thirties, has had eight pregnancies. Four of her children made it to their first birthdays, while…
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