November 2007 — This brief explains how to adapt and modify cost information obtained from a pilot project to estimate scale-up costs. The brief shows why the costs of a pilot project alone are not sufficient to predict costs of scale-up, and gives examples of how costs are influenced by factors like economies and diseconomies of…
August 2006 — This program brief — produced by The Frontiers in Reproductive Health Program — explores the time use of health care providers in public health clinics in the context of diminishing funding for reproductive health services.
2009 — This article explores the lessons learned during the first year of an initiative by the Government of Kenya to improve access to voluntary medical male circumcision for HIV prevention. The Male Circumcision Consortium, led by FHI 360, provided support to the Government of Kenya. The article was published in Exchange, a magazine about HIV…
July 2010 – Home – and community-based care in Ethiopia implements palliative care through the continuum of care in 14 major cities with links to local health facilities. Community support through traditional burial societies (idirs) makes it possible for the program to provide holistic care to people living with HIV (PLHIV) and their family members. The…
March 2012 – From 2004 through 2009, Family Health International engaged 270 Idirs—traditional burial societies—in Ethiopia’s fight against HIV and AIDS, which required the Idirs to change from only supporting death and mourning ceremonies to also supporting the living via mutual aid. Results show that more than 126,000 children received services and that these Idirs…
March 13, 2012 — This presentation was given during an end-of-project meeting conducted by the PROGRESS project. PROGRESS (Program Research for Strengthening Services) is a five-year project awarded to FHI 360 by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in June 2008. The project seeks to improve access to family planning among underserved populations by providing…
July 19, 2012 — This presentation was given during an end-of-project meeting conducted by the PROGRESS project. PROGRESS (Program Research for Strengthening Services) is a five-year project awarded to FHI 360 by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in June 2008. The project seeks to improve access to family planning among underserved populations by providing global…
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January 2013 — PREVENT works to reduce the risks that zoonoses — diseases that move between animals and humans — can pose to public health. To stop the emergence and spread of the next SARS or HIV, we use behavior change and communication approaches to influence three key drivers of human exposure to animal pathogens: culture, commerce, and land use…
Community YouthMapping is a youth-centered participatory development strategy that engages young people and adults in canvassing their communities to document community-based resources, needs, and opportunities. Seeing the community through the eyes of young people is, to many, a more comprehensive assessment of what a community has to offer. This is a tool designing Community YouthMapping…