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…
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…
December 2012 — This event brief was produced under the Saath-Saath Project funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.
November 2012 — This event brief was produced under the Saath-Saath Project funded by the U.S.Agency for International Development.
This report illustrates some of the ways FHI helped to address the world’s most pressing health issues in 2002 by: Targeting a wide range of public health needs in Kenya through a comprehensive, integrated program of services and research Focusing the energy and expertise of young people on what they need to protect themselves and…
In this report, we highlight some of FHI’s technical skills and experience — in research and service program implementation — which, in collaboration with multiple partners and sponsors, are the foundation for our successful contribution to global health and development goals.
In 2007, FHI focused on bringing research and public health programs together to improve people’s lives. Our researchers increased understanding of the technologies and health care systems best suited to people in need. Our public health professionals combined this scientific information with best practices from the field to deliver evidence-based health programs that have real impact. This…
In 2008, FHI built on our globally recognized scientific and technical leadership and our ability to adapt knowledge and systems in order to expand our scope and impact. We embarked on critical research and programs that address infectious diseases ranging from avian influenza and dengue fever to malaria, rotavirus and tuberculosis, as well as heart…
FHI’s 2009 annual report, A More Powerful Approach, outlines our evidence-based approach to improving lives and provides examples of our global impact. The report features FHI’s work in Haiti, where we are leveraging our strong partnerships to help address the country’s long-term needs. It also cites examples of our work to strengthen health systems in Nigeria,…
Four Decades of Improving Lives, FHI’s 2010 annual report, takes a brief look at the past by highlighting snapshots of our work during the previous 40 years. From contraceptive research to testing malaria prevention technologies to strengthening health systems, we have left our mark throughout the world. While the report is a tribute to our…