May 2015 — FHI 360 co-hosted a one-day symposium in May 2015 that focused on how long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) can improve the health and well-being of young women. LARCs, which include contraceptive implants and intrauterine devices (IUDs), are often overlooked as options for young women. The symposium was supported by the U.S. Agency for International…
In this annual report, we provide a glimpse into a few of the ways we are catalyzing change in communities around the world — from strengthening health systems, to connecting people to jobs, to expanding education opportunities for girls.
February 2015 — The Network of Associations for Harm Reduction (NAHR) project created the first code of ethics for harm reduction projects in Egypt. This document guides the ethical principles and behaviors of NAHR members and service providers. The Code of Ethics is divided into two parts: NAHR General Code of Ethics for all NAHR Members.…
September 2014 — On September 4, 2014, FHI 360 hosted a one-day symposium focused on implementation science applied to health services in low- and middle-income countries. The event, Implementation Science in Global Health: Maximizing Impact in an Imperfect World, brought together researchers, practitioners and funders for an engaging discussion about producing and applying evidence to…
August 2014 — FHI 360 works in more than 150 countries to bring innovative and evidence-based solutions to the most pressing development challenges in international education and leadership development. View this map to see where our Global Learning team currently works!
Arise Program partners will gather to discuss key HIV prevention activities, achievements and lessons learned from interventions targeting hard-to-reach populations.
Results matter. In our 2013 annual report, we look at some of the many ways FHI 360 is expanding opportunities and improving the quality of life in communities across the world.
May 2013 — This mid-term review, commissioned by the National AIDS Council in collaboration with other donor partners, assesses Papua New Guinea’s progress toward achieving key objectives of the National HIV and AIDS Strategy. The review recognizes FHI 360’s Continuum of Prevention to Care and Treatment model as a high-impact strategy.
December 2013 — This event brief is about the overall commemoration of 26th World AIDS Day in Nepal and AIDS Mela. Under the leadership of Government of Nepal and local government bodies, Saath-Saath Project was involved in the planning and implementation of various programs at both the national and local levels.
November 2013 — This “Mobiles!” presentation by Eric Couper, Senior Program Associate, Ethiopian Agricultural Transformation Agency describes how recent changes can transform central planning in the developing world.