While we have seen huge gains over the past 20 years, worldwide responses to the HIV epidemic are still failing to address the needs of many groups. […]
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While we have seen huge gains over the past 20 years, worldwide responses to the HIV epidemic are still failing to address the needs of many groups. […]
USAID ASSIST work in Botswana demonstrates the potential role communities can play in improving community and facility collaboration. […]
The three-day event brought together more than 450 researchers, academics, practitioners, policy makers, donors and students from 22 countries. […]
In Bangladesh, there has been a remarkable – but inequitable – shift in cultural norms from delivering babies at home to delivery at health facilities. […]
Despite overall progress in reducing maternal and child deaths, significant inequities persist. […]
Around the world, committees that design and oversee implementation of Global Fund grants include people who are living with or affected by the diseases. […]
As countries seek more local sustainability, identifying partners and understanding opportunities for collaboration become all the more important. […]
There is growing recognition that communities are key to unlocking better health – that if we want to expand access to health and improve quality of care, communities must be at the center. […]
All women deserve respectful, culturally sensitive, women-centered care that takes into account how, where and with whom they want to receive maternal health care. […]
Mobile health teams in Haiti are taking a vast array of family planning methods and services to women in remote communities. […]