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At Chemonics, we work hand-in-hand with governments and local partners to address some of the world’s most challenging health issues, with the understanding that complex health problems require integrated solutions. We apply expertise and lessons learned from our work across sectors — in education, environment, gender, democracy and governance, economic growth, and agriculture — to support local actors and holistically address intractable health problems. We push today’s human resources for health agenda by drawing on our expertise from working in more than 20 countries to improve performance and productivity of health workforces. Our global health supply chain programming delivers essential commodities to more than 60 countries around the world. And we deliver essential health care in complex operating environments. For example, we ensure that communities across northern Nigeria have access to quality HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment services. With decades of experience operating in complex social and political environments, we know how to quickly mobilize resources, seamlessly adapt to change and strategically apply lessons learned across all our projects.

Services in Health

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    Health Supply Chains
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    Human Resources for Health
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    HIV and AIDS
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    Health Systems
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    Tuberculosis
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    Global Health Security
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    Cross-Sector Development
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    Strengthening Capacity and Commitment in Health Programming
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    Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health
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    Malaria
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    Social and Behavior Change for Health
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    Nutrition
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    Reproductive Health and Family Planning

01 Health Supply Chains


We build end-to-end, comprehensive health supply chains that provide lifesaving HIV/AIDS, malaria, reproductive health and family planning, and maternal and child health commodities to more than 60 countries around the globe. We lead this effort through a consortium of diverse expert organizations and technical specialists that apply global best practices with increased efficiencies and cost…

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02 Human Resources for Health


A strong health workforce — with the right skills and in the right places — is key to alleviating stress imposed on national health systems. At Chemonics, we help low- and middle-income countries develop the health workforce needed to prevent maternal and child deaths, control the HIV/AIDS epidemic, support family planning and reproductive health, and…

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03 HIV and AIDS


We believe that achieving a generation free from HIV/AIDS is within reach. Working toward this, we build the capacity of local stakeholders at all levels — from national governments to communities — so they can implement evidence-based approaches and tools to improve HIV services and health systems in their contexts. As a multidisciplinary organization, we…

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04 Health Systems


Building resilient and flexible health systems ensures that everyone, especially poor and underserved populations, has access to essential health services without experiencing financial hardship. These same health systems protect entire communities in the face of emerging health crises and conflict. We address the root causes and underlying system behaviors that negatively impact health outcomes by…

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05 Tuberculosis


The end to tuberculosis (TB) is within reach. Achieving this goal requires holistic systems thinking so that we can address gaps in local health systems and underlying determinants of TB, including economic and social inequalities. We support actors from the community to national level to identify and address gaps in their health and community systems…

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06 Global Health Security


The threat of infectious diseases continues to rise: Changes in our climate are contributing to food insecurities, pushing populations to urban centers and increasing the potential for disease transmission. With these human-caused and naturally occurring changes, the breeding grounds for vectors of endemic and emerging diseases often are brought closer to vulnerable populations, amplifying the…

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07 Cross-Sector Development


The drivers of today’s major public health challenges — such as access to education and economic opportunities — are often unrelated to health. As a multidisciplinary organization, Chemonics supports local actors to break away from siloed thinking to development and instead encourages integrated approaches that draw from all sectors. We apply lessons learned from our…

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08 Strengthening Capacity and Commitment in Health Programming


As the development community continues to support countries on their paths to self-reliance, there is an opportunity to further hone governments’ and local groups’ technical, financial, and management capacity to independently and sustainably oversee health programs. At Chemonics, we facilitate this process by integrating capacity strengthening, skills transfer, and organizational development into all our work,…

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09 Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health


Global goals to end preventable deaths of women and children are necessarily ambitious, and they are achievable. We focus on supporting stakeholders to identify and address key bottlenecks in delivery of essential health services for women and children, most notably the poor and hard-to-reach. Our approach leverages and integrates local resources — public, private, and…

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10 Malaria


Malaria will be defeated. However, its elimination and eventual eradication will require developing multi-sector partnerships and responses, investing in health and information systems, and placing communities at the center of the design and scale-up of high impact interventions for vector control and delivery of malaria services. We work with stakeholders at all levels of governance…

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11 Social and Behavior Change for Health


We recognize that improving outcomes in health and other technical areas relies not only on strengthening health and other systems and services but also on investing in efforts to address social norms. We work with everyone from local communities to national governments to integrate social and behavior change approaches into interventions that strengthen systems and…

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12 Nutrition


To improve nutritional outcomes, we must use an integrated approach that addresses the many pathways that lead to undernutrition. We need multi-sectoral approaches that incorporate nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive interventions as well as social and behavior change. Our approach to reducing malnutrition and advancing dietary diversity begins at the community level, starting with the first 1,000…

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13 Reproductive Health and Family Planning


Investments to empower women transform economies and societies and improve the well-being of businesses, communities, and families. We recognize that addressing gender inequities and inequalities unlocks this potential and cuts across all sectors. In health, this includes working towards global goals to improve the “rights of women and girls to decide for themselves, whether, when,…

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Messages for Life

The USAID Communications Support for Health project assists the government of Zambia in addressing health-related issues such as malaria, HIV/AIDS, maternal/child health, and family planning/reproductive health.

Changing Habits

The USAID-funded Communication Support for Health project partners with the government of Zambia to develop public awareness campaigns to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS.

Tuberculosis: Know, Be Aware, Have No Fear

Tips for primary health-care providers on how to avoid contracting tuberculosis when working with patients.

Saving For Health

USAID’s Maximizing Agricultural Revenue and Key Enterprises in Targeted Sites worked with Nigerian NGOs to help more than 900 women increase their income and improve child nutrition.

No Glove, No Love

Everybody has a right to safe sex. This video from the Zambian Ministry of Health and USAID provides guidance on how women can communicate with their partners to protect themselves and their futures.

Rwanda Family Health Project

The USAID-funded Rwanda Family Health Project worked with local partners to improve community-based family health services and deliver high quality care to the Rwandan people through institutional capacity building.

TB and HIV Co-management

In Ukraine, fighting HIV means fighting the threat of co-infection with tuberculosis. A USAID-funded program worked with health providers to improve detection and treatment of tuberculosis and enhance patient outcomes

Medical Workers Combatting TB

Learn how the USAID Strengthening Tuberculosis Control in Ukraine project addressed high rates of TB by developing a cascade training program to strengthen medical workers’ ability to treat and prevent the disease.

The Long Road to Maternal Health Access

The Tanzania Council for Social Development helped citizens advocate for a local maternity ward in Kibaigwa, Tanzania.

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Nathalie Albrow

Project Management Director, Global Health Division

Fikreslassie Alemu Kibret

Health Systems Strengthening Director, USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program–Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) in Ethiopia

Julie Becker

Senior Vice President, Global Health

Inès Buki

Rwanda Country Director, USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) Project

Colin Credle

Managing Director

Ana de Paiva

Director of Operational Excellence, Connexi

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USAID Nigeria Strategic HIV/AIDS and TB Response Program Task Orders 1 and 3
Activity Booklet: COVID-19 Messages for Kids
Defining and Advancing a Gender-Competent Family Planning Service Provider: Competency Framework and eLearning Course
Webinar: Supply Chain Workforces in Pandemic Response
Our Work in Health
Strengthening Country Capacity to Prepare for Public Health Emergencies
Promoting Universal Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
A Systems Approach to Global Health
Improving Healthcare for Women and Children
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Pushing Boundaries in Market System Development

Scaling HIV and TB Prevention and Treatment in Nigeria

Strengthening Logistics Information and Management Systems in Chad

Fostering Responsible Local Stewardship of Global Fund Grants

Promoting Supply Chain Integration in Côte d’Ivoire

Reducing Malaria Mortality in Mozambique

Improving Health and Human Capital in Bangladesh

Empowering Health Leaders in West and Central Africa and Haiti

Cutting-edge Technologies in Global Health Supply Chains

Catalyzing Behavioral Change

Fighting Tuberculosis in Ukraine

Delivering Family Health Services in Rwanda

Delivering HIV/AIDS Treatment in Kenya

Diagnosing and Treating Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Strengthening Human Resources for Health Worldwide

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Restoring Optimism by Increasing Access to HIV Treatment in Nigeria

A pharmacist in Lesotho passes a box of antiretrovirals to an HIV positive patient. Credit: Courtesy of HRH2030.

Living Without Fear and Regaining Hope after an HIV and TB Diagnosis

Approaching 95-95-95 HIV/AIDS Goals by Focusing on Patients

A third party logistics provider uses a motorbike to transport samples across Nigeria.

Private Partnership Paves the Way to Better Health in Nigeria

Door-to-Door Malaria Awareness in Mozambique

Love & Sustainability in the Philippines: A Journey to Self-Reliance

Strengthening Health Systems and Access in Senegal

Access to Medicines Transforms Lives for HIV/AIDS Patients

Building a Skilled Health Supply Chain Workforce for Haiti

Attention to Detail

Making Supply Chain Data Visibility a Reality

Making Vaccines More Visible

Counterfeit medicines in circulation must be destroyed sustainably to limit the danger they pose on consumers.

Dealing with Counterfeits

Using Mobile Technology to Improve Malaria Testing, Care, and Reporting

Closing the Gap in HIV

Protecting Farmers Through Safe Pesticide Use in Sri Lanka

Transforming Healthcare in Rwanda

Keeping Medicines Safe

Fighting AIDS in Kenya

Adding Days to Lives, and Life to Days

Are Middlemen the Key to Stronger Value Chains in Uganda?

Efficient Supply Chains Deliver Results in Kenya

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Advancing Bed Net Coverage for Malaria Vector Control: Lessons from DRC

Image of animated malaria pills and malaria-related items

World Malaria Day: Advancing Equity, Building Resilience, Ending Malaria

Three Successful Approaches for Reducing the Malaria Burden in Mozambique

Development Works Here with Dr. Mulamuli Mpofu

3 Questions with Chris Perine on Climate Solutions for a Changing Planet

Doctor provides counseling service to patient in Rwanda.

3 Questions with Bruno Bouchet on Health Systems Strengthening

Dr. Wilson Ching’ani (third from left) and his team at Zomba District Health Office, Malawi. Credit: HRH2030

Part 2: How Can We Optimize the Health Workforce During COVID-19 and Beyond?

Dr. Wilson Ching’ani (third from left) and his team at Zomba District Health Office, Malawi. Credit: HRH2030

Part 1: How Can We Optimize the Health Workforce During COVID-19 and Beyond?

From Billions to Trillions: Using Blended Finance for Scaling Impact in Climate and Health

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Development Works Here with Andres McAlister

A woman and her child fill barrels with water in South Africa.

More than Pipes and Pumps: Good Governance Drives Improved WASH

From Excel to Excellent: Timor-Leste Readies for a New Health Worker Training Information System

Going the Extra Mile to Reach the Last Mile

A pharmacist is holding a package of pills for tuberculosis treatment.

The Clock is Ticking: How to End TB by 2022

Where in the World Are Those Private Sector Partners?

Mitigating Hesitancy Key to COVID-19 Vaccine Readiness

3 Questions with Baz Semo: Ensuring Safe and Continuous HIV Service Delivery in Nigeria

News: USAID Awards “Digis” to Two Projects Implemented by Chemonics

3 Questions with COVID-19 Coordinator Dr. Monique N’Guessan: Charting a Course for Côte d’Ivoire

3 Questions with Grace Namaganda: Balancing Service Delivery for HIV/AIDS, Malaria during COVID-19

An Ambitious HIV Goal within Reach

Safe Blood: The Forgotten Commodity for Maternal, Newborn Health

3 Questions with Antonio Mussa: Cyclones, COVID-19, and Antimalarial Interventions

3 Questions with Victoria Cooper: Ebola, COVID-19, and Global Development

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