- FeatureStates are working with businesses and industries to support career and technical education to help their communities address their skills gaps and better prepare the next generation of workers.
- FeatureFHI 360’s Malaria Action Program for States (MAPS) project has greatly contributed to malaria prevention efforts in Nigeria, curbing malaria infections with lifesaving interventions.
- FeatureFHI 360 began the China Tuberculosis Clinical Trials Consortium to develop a TB clinical trials research platform that meets international standards and is able to enroll participants in global, multicenter studies.
- FeatureThe Reading and Numeracy Activity (RANA) project in Nigeria provides training and materials to teach children in their mother tongue, Hausa. The project is widely supported by students, teachers and parents.
- FeatureGerman scholar Martin Luther once said that "when schools flourish, all flourishes." Yet despite their central position in the development of most societies, schools have not always been empowered to succeed. For almost a decade, finding out why...
- FeatureThis piece originally appeared on FHI 360's Degrees Blog. You can read the original text here. By Michael Welsh, PhD, MA, FHI 360 Country Director in Zambia, and Patrick Katayamoyo, MD, MPH, Associate Technical Director, ZPCT II
- FeatureThis piece originally appeared on FHI 360's Degrees Blog. For the complete text, please visit: http://degrees.fhi360.org/toward-elimination-of-mother-to-child-hiv-transmission-in-zambia-early-infant-diagnosis-specimen-referral-system/. By Michael...
- FeatureTo learn more about the reproductive health needs of female sex workers, FHI 360 conducted a formative assessment among street-based and hotel-based female sex workers in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Funding for the assessment was provided by the U.S. Agency...
- FeatureAn evaluation of a pilot project to improve contraceptive access via community health workers in India has found the initiative to be promising, as 86 percent of the health workers said it would work in the long term and 75 percent of female...