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Adaptive management improves and enables effective social and behavior change programming

FHI 360 uses an adaptive management approach to improve integrated social and behavior change programming in Tanzania through the USAID Tulonge Afya project.

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Malawi health communications project expands demand for quality health services

FHI 360 has been selected as the implementing partner for the Health Communication for Life (HC4L) project, a five-year, $24.7 million project funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

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It's all connected: How strengthening civil society in Mozambique can help fight HIV

With a mission to strengthen Mozambican civil society organizations (CSOs) and networks, the Capable Partners Program (CAP), funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, was launched in 2006 to address organizational capacity development...

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Integrated responses are key to combating Zika

Over the past year, the once-obscure Zika virus has emerged as a global threat to public health. Its rapid spread throughout the Americas presents unexpected challenges the development community is mobilizing to address.

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Adaptive management improves and enables effective social and behavior change programming

Malawi health communications project expands demand for quality health services

It's all connected: How strengthening civil society in Mozambique can help fight HIV

Integrated responses are key to combating Zika