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• Publication

  Uganda Communication for Healthy Communities Project: Accomplishments and Lessons Learned

  Briefs highlight accomplishments and lessons learning from the Communication for Healthy Communities project in Uganda, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.
• Publication

  OPTIONS – End of Project Materials

  The OPTIONS end of project materials showcase the work that the OPTIONS Consortium has conducted across different project areas over the life of the project.
• Publication

  Capacity Development and Support Programme: Achievements of OVCY Programmes

  This publication showcases interventions and programmatic outcomes of orphans and vulnerable children and youth (OCVY) projects in Eswatini, Lesotho and South Africa.
• Published research

  Insights from a text messaging-based sexual and reproductive health information program in Tanzania (m4RH): Retrospective analysis

  This study aimed to better understand how users engaged with a mobile health program in Tanzania from 2013 to 2016. Using system-generated data, the analysis shows a useful framework to measure user engagement. The data also provides information on how users engage with text messaging-based health interventions and how user interaction data could inform effective improvements to the intervention.
• Past Project

  USAID Tulonge Afya

  The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Tulonge Afya project, which means “let’s talk about health” in Kiswahili, created opportunities for Tanzanians to improve their health status by working to transform...
• Published research

  Evidence-based adaptation and scale-up of a mobile phone health information service

  Using mobile phone interventions for health improvement, particularly behavior change and maintenance interventions, is growing at a rapid pace. This case study presents how to apply best practices to successfully scale up mobile phone interventions. Applying principles of scale can inform the successful scale-up, sustainability and potential impact of mHealth programs across health topics and settings.