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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 countries around the globe. We lead this effort through a consortium of diverse expert organizations. Globally, we operate a state-of-the-art supply chain with a powerful Management Information System (MIS) that allows…

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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. We work with leaders at the national and subnational levels to solve health workforce challenges related to planning, recruitment, training, productivity, and retention. By laying the foundation for smart use…

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03 HIV and AIDS


We believe that achieving a generation free from HIV/AIDS is within reach. To do this, we work with stakeholders at all levels – from national governments to communities – so they can lead, introduce, enhance, and institutionalize evidence-based approaches and tools to improve HIV services and health systems in their contexts.

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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 pandemics and conflict. We work across the functional ‘building blocks’ of the health system, teaching local stakeholders to see…

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05 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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06 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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07 Social and Behavior Change


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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08 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 as well as the underlying and persistent determinants of TB – most notably, economic and social inequalities. We support actors from the community to national level to identify and address…

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09 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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10 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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11 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. We support local actors to break away from siloed thinking to development and instead encourage them to adapt approaches that draw from all sectors. In this way, we holistically improve the health and well-being…

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12 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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13 Innovation and Technology


We work with stakeholders to design innovative solutions and leverage technology that will address complex development challenges. Our approach involves co-generating ideas, transforming them into pilots or prototypes, and testing and scaling these solutions to ensure they are both functional and meaningful. We shape our use of technology based on the Principles for Digital Development:…

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Strengthening Logistics Information and Management Systems in Chad

Improving management of critical medical commodities in Chad is essential to sustaining the country’s progress in the fight against HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis.

Fostering Responsible Local Stewardship of Global Fund Grants

Supporting national committees that coordinate Global Fund grants reinforces local ownership and strengthens the effort to end the HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria epidemics.

Promoting Supply Chain Integration in Côte d’Ivoire

By integrating the health product supply chain, more patients in Côte d’Ivoire will benefit from critical health services.

Reducing Malaria Mortality in Mozambique

Improving Health and Human Capital in Bangladesh

A sustainable, gender-sensitive, pro-poor social enterprise is helping Bangladesh get closer to achieving universal health coverage.

Empowering Health Leaders in West and Central Africa and Haiti

Through the USAID Global Health Supply Chain (GHSC) - Technical Assistance (TA) Francophone Task Order, health leaders are improving national supply chains and advancing global health security.

Cutting-edge Technologies in Global Health Supply Chains

To improve access to high-quality health products worldwide, the USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply Management project employs cutting-edge technologies and industry best practices to make global health supply chains more efficient and reach more people.

Catalyzing Behavioral Change

High-impact communications campaigns transformed awareness and prevention of health challenges in Zambian communities.

Fighting Tuberculosis in Ukraine

In an effort to lower the extremely high rate of tuberculosis infection among its citizens, Ukraine is strengthening its health care system’s ability to detect, treat, and prevent the illness.

Delivering Family Health Services in Rwanda

Rwanda made great strides in improving its previously faltering health care system, but family health services still had a long way to go.

Delivering HIV/AIDS Treatment in Kenya

Strengthening pharmaceutical supply chains in Kenya made it possible to plan more effectively for the needs of HIV/AIDS patients and to treat a larger population.

Diagnosing and Treating Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Malaria is an entirely treatable disease, yet it continues to take a devastating toll on communities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Strengthening Human Resources for Health Worldwide

In many low- and middle-income countries, health systems face shortages of qualified health workers, and decision-makers lack the data and tools needed to optimize existing resources.

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Communities Together —Accelerating Uptake of Promising New HIV/AIDS Medicines

This post originally appeared on Devex. While the global HIV/AIDS community has made great strides toward the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS’ 90-90-90 goals and the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief’s epidemic control goals, there is still a long journey ahead to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030. Critical to the global…

What Do Women Want? Clean Toilets in Healthcare Facilities

White Ribbon Alliance launched the global What Women Want campaign in 2018. The alliance asked 1.2 million women and girls from 114 countries, “What is your one request for quality reproductive and maternal healthcare services?” Their answers surprised many. Second only to respectful and dignified care, women asked for improved access to water, sanitation, and…

Flying the Last Mile — Integrating Cargo Drones into Health Supply Chains

This post originally appeared on Devex. In remote regions of Malawi, terrain, infrastructure, and resource limitations delay — and can even prevent — lifesaving diagnoses and medicine deliveries to hospitals and health centers. Similar obstacles exist in countries across the developing world and the global health community is starting to turn to drones to speed…

Ready. Set. Prepared: How the One Health Approach Strengthens National Epidemic Response

A bus stops at the Namanga One Stop Border Post along the Kenya-Tanzania border when some of its passengers begin to fall ill. Amid recent reports of a disease outbreak in the nearby community, health workers are ready and dressed in personal protective equipment. They climb aboard to triage; one attempts to collect information from…

Development Works Here with Muhammad Tariq

We’d like you to meet Muhammad Tariq! Muhammad is a physician and supply chain expert. Currently serving as the country director for the USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program – Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) project in Pakistan, he shares his development journey from medicine to integrated supply chain systems strengthening and what draws him…

How Can the Development Community Best Support PEPFAR’s Transition to Local Partnerships?

This post originally appeared on Devex. We have come a long way since the initiation of the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) in 2003 when millions around the world had no or very limited access to live-saving antiretroviral drugs. A decade and a half later, we are close to having the HIV…

News: Chemonics Explores Practical Applications of Health Systems Thinking in Action

On September 19, Chemonics hosted Beyond Building Blocks, Part II: Health Systems Thinking in Action to explore how health systems thinking is applied in different programs and at different levels to foster a better understanding of the complex interconnectivity of health systems interventions. Held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., the event applied…

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Joining Forces to Strengthen the Health and Social Services Systems

This post was adapted from one that originally appeared on the USAID HRH2030 program’s website. The numbers are staggering. One billion children under age 18 experience some form of physical, sexual, and/or emotional abuse. With more than 2 billion children in the world, that means one child in every two is exposed to harmful situations…

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Women’s Groups Leading the Way Towards Self-Reliance in Mali

On a recent visit to a rural village in Dioila district, part of the Koulikoro region in Mali, I met with the local women’s group to discuss how to promote family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH) and how to increase access to these services in their community. There, surrounded by more than 100 volunteers who…

News: Committing to Integrating WASH in Healthcare Facilities

Access to adequate water, sanitation, and hygiene is a basic human right and is critical in healthcare facilities (HCFs). The absence of basic water and sanitation services in HCFs compromises healthcare workers’ ability to provide effective healthcare, as it puts both them and patients at a greater risk of infection and illness. However, one in…

Stigmatized for 2,535 Days

Women menstruate an average of 2,535 days of their lives, according to Dr. Julitta Onabanjo of the United Nations Population Fund. That’s 2,535 days in which many women experience increased stigma, isolation, and hardship. There are many countries that are working to address this reality through the support of local partners and donors, but there…

News: Chemonics at the 72nd World Health Assembly

Every year, the World Health Assembly — the decision-making body of the World Health Organization —convenes to explore the top issues on the global health agenda. During the 72nd Session of the World Health Assembly, Chemonics looks forward to joining international stakeholders for side events that elevate the visibility of these issues, from universal health…

Collaboration for Disability-Inclusive Health Care: Now’s Our Moment

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 15 to 20 percent of people globally have a disability and 80 percent of them live in a developing country. This means that more than 900 million people with disabilities live in a low- or middle-income setting. These individuals face a variety of barriers, including restrictive and stigmatizing…

News: Partnerships and Innovation – Chemonics at #GHPC19

Every year, CORE Group’s Global Health Practitioner Conference (GHPC) convenes global community health professionals to share knowledge, evidence, and best practices. Chemonics is proud to sponsor CORE Group’s flagship annual conference, taking place in Bethesda, Maryland from May 6 to 9. The 2019 GHPC theme is partnerships and innovations for community health. More than 300…

A Voice for Midwives is a Voice for Progress

Several years ago, a colleague was telling me about his efforts to introduce a new family planning method in one of the countries he worked in. “The women just weren’t interested in this method,” he said, frustrated. Initially, he and his team of experts couldn’t figure out why. They’d done a lot of legwork to…

We Have the Tools to Reach “Zero Malaria” in Pregnancy

Malaria is a silent killer and a health risk for many around the world. It causes about half a million deaths each year, with over 90 percent of those occurring in sub-Saharan Africa alone. As the third most common cause of death in women of reproductive age in Africa, malaria poses increased risk for pregnant…

News: Chemonics Takes “A Critical Look at Health Systems Thinking”

In the global development community, there is a growing call to design and implement interventions that take a more holistic view of the health system. Systems thinking makes this possible and allows donors and implementing partners to better understand the interactions, behaviors, and effects within the wider health system. On March 14, Chemonics hosted Beyond…

Partnering with Faith-based Organizations to Achieve Health for All

To achieve health for all, the global health community needs the participation of everyone working in the health system: public, private, or not-for-profit. Often global health programming focuses on public sector health systems. But, by some accounts, faith-based organizations deliver between 30 and 70 percent of health services across sub-Saharan Africa. To provide equitable and accessible health services…

Can We Actually Think and Work Politically?

Development is not working — at least not at the scale or pace needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. This is the central, fact-based premise behind calls and movements to do development differently from host-country recipients of aid, international organizations, donors, and implementing partners. Such calls emphasize adaptive, locally-owned, problem-solving approaches to tackle chronic development challenges.…

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News: GHSC-PSM Project Hits 87 Percent On-Time Delivery and Achieves $85 Million in Savings Per Recent Annual Report

As reported in the recently published Fiscal Year 2018 Annual Report, covering the period of October 1, 2017 to September 30, 2018, the USAID Global Health and Supply Chain Program – Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) project made big strides in delivering lifesaving commodities on time and building efficient, reliable, and cost-effective health supply chains…

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