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About the Health Policy Plus Project
Health Policy Plus is a project funded by the United States Agency for International Development. Its HIV activities are funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.

Conferences
HP+ staff appear regularly at prominent international conferences and other fora to exchange innovative and promising ideas related to global health policy, advocacy, governance, and financing. Check here to view our project’s contributions to the public dialogue.

Contact HP+
The main Health Policy Plus office is located in Washington, DC; email  policyinfo@thepalladiumgroup.com.

Countries
Health Policy Plus helps countries achieve global and national health targets, and shares best practices related to policy, advocacy, financing, and governance.

Models
Health Policy Plus offers user-friendly software and computer models to help in-country partners understand the magnitude of health challenges, explore policy and resource options, and set priorities.

News
Read the latest news and stories about Health Policy Plus and its impact on health outcomes around the world.

Our Work
Together, evidence-based, inclusive policies; more sustainable financing; strong advocacy and communications; and improved governance will contribute to optimizing health resources and foster more equitable, sustainable, rights-based health services, supplies, and delivery systems.

Overview
Health Policy Plus strengthens and advances global, national, and subnational health policy priorities; and aims to improve the enabling environment for equitable and sustainable health services, supplies, and delivery systems through policy design, implementation, and financing.

Partners
Health Policy Plus is implemented by Palladium, in collaboration with Avenir Health, Futures Group Global Outreach, Plan International USA, Population Reference Bureau, RTI International, the White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood, and ThinkWell.

Positive Health, Dignity, and Prevention: Training Modules for Promoting Leadership among Persons Living with HIV
Positive Health, Dignity, and Prevention (PHDP) is a holistic framework for responding to HIV and moves beyond a focus on prevention by and for people living with HIV. While past efforts had been made to highlight the rights and legal structures important for strengthening communities of people living with HIV, these efforts had gotten little traction. In response, the PHDP curriculum was developed in 2015 around Jamaica's national HIV workplace policy and PHDP guidelines.

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Webinars
HP+ leverages live meeting technology so our experts and distinguished guests can reach a broader audience with tools, models, and knowledge in real time. Register in advance to engage with our local, regional, and global partners in a collaborative learning environment, or review our archive at your convenience.

Work with Us
This page lists opportunities for employment and consultancies with the Health Policy Plus Project.

2017 Prince Mahidol Award Conference
Since 2007, the Prince Mahidol Award Conference has been organized as an annual international conference focusing on policy-related public health issues of global significance. The theme of this year's conference is "Addressing the Health of Vulnerable Populations for an Inclusive Society."

Attaining Sustainable Financing for Family Planning in Sub-Saharan Africa
With limited domestic funding, a scale back by external donors, and ambitious health and health coverage targets, there is an urgent need to develop sustainable financing plans for primary healthcare, including family planning, in low- and middle-income countries. This need is particularly acute in sub-Saharan Africa, where high fertility rates are coupled with a pronounced unmet need for family planning.

Five Ways to Accelerate Progress Toward the 95-95-95 Goals
A five-part series on concrete tools, models, and methods to help countries accelerate progress toward meeting 95-95-95 goals.

Health Policy Plus at the 22nd International AIDS Conference
From July 23–27, 2018, thousands of advocates, researchers, policymakers, journalists, people living with HIV, and others will gather in Amsterdam to share knowledge, discuss critical issues, and reveal new scientific findings at the 22nd International AIDS Conference (known as AIDS 2018).

HP+ at AIDS 2016
Online portal for HP+'s presence at the 2016 International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa.

HP+ at ICFP 2018
HP+ joins with political leaders, scientists, researchers, policymakers, advocates, and youth from around the world for the 5th International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP). There, under the theme, “Investing for a Lifetime of Returns,” the global family planning community will share best practices, discuss gains and challenges, and explore the benefits of investing in family planning.

HP+ at the Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research
In November HP+ staff will join thousands of others from around the globe to present at the HSR conference in Vancouver, Canada.

HP+ at the iHEA Boston 2017 World Congress
Health systems economists, researchers, advocates, and policymakers will convene in Boston, Massachusetts from July 7-11, 2017 to attend the biennial International Health Economics Association Congress. HP+ staff will be there too, participating in these exchanges and contributing evidence and ideas on the application of economics to health and healthcare systems worldwide.

Policy Webinar Series
With a focus on policy implementation, integrated health systems, self-reliance and sustainability, the webinars share lessons learned, best practices, new tools and approaches and other priority or emerging policy issues impacting the health policy field.

Cambodia
HP+ in Cambodia works to increase sustainable, predictable, and adequate financing for key health programs and to improve social health protection policy implementation.

Ethiopia
Health Policy Plus in Ethiopia will support the national government in revising and finalizing its Costed Implementation Plan for family planning, including capacity building to help government staff inform future updates.

Ghana
Health Policy Plus collaborates with government and civil society stakeholders to strengthen Ghana’s national HIV response through evidence-based recommendations and costing estimates.

Guatemala
The Health and Education Policy Plus project in Guatemala supports national health sector reform and focuses on civil society and governance for the education, nutrition, and health sectors.

Indonesia
Health Policy Plus in Indonesia works with government, private sector, and civil society stakeholders to expand healthcare services, especially for maternal and newborn health.

Jamaica
In Jamaica, Health Policy Plus works with healthcare providers, community leaders, and the government to strengthen the national policy response to HIV and AIDS.

Kenya & East Africa
Health Policy Plus works to boost sustainable health financing and strengthen health systems management in Kenya and the wider region, in support of HIV and AIDS and family planning goals.

Madagascar
Health Policy Plus uses an integrated approach to tackle Madagascar’s health and development challenges, particularly those related to poverty and high fertility and maternal mortality.

Malawi
Health Policy Plus in Malawi works with government and civil society to address unmet need for family planning, elevate population and development issues, and build advocacy capacity.

Mali
In Mali, Health Policy Plus strengthens stakeholder capacity and improves the environment for policy advocacy, development, implementation, and monitoring of equitable and sustainable health services.

Mozambique
Health Policy Plus in Mozambique provides costing analysis to inform the national government’s decisions around HIV treatment thresholds and meeting global targets.

Nigeria
Health Policy Plus in Nigeria will identify key evidence gaps around family planning advocacy, with the goal of translating high-level commitments into funding and results.

Pakistan
From 2016–2018, Health Policy Plus supported an enabling policy environment in Pakistan to reach family planning goals, especially through improvements to stewardship, capacity, and policy implementation.

Philippines
HP+ is supporting the government of Philippines efforts to strengthen health systems by conducting its first-ever National Health Expenditure Survey, a large-scale panel survey of households with a linked medical provider component. This effort will contribute to the evidence base for increased, sustainable, predictable, and adequate financing for key health programs and to support the government in improving social health protection policy implementation.

Tanzania
Health Policy Plus and its partners in Tanzania work to combat HIV and gender-based violence, support FP2020 commitments, and enhance health service access for key populations.

West Africa
Health Policy Plus supports national governments and ministries in West African countries to achieve national and regional goals around family planning and HIV and AIDS.

Costed Implementation Plans
HP+ is the global leader in providing technical support and capacity building to ministries of health to plan, develop, and execute country-owned national costed implementation plans for family planning.

Gender and Sexual Diversity Training
HP+ works toward mainstreaming GSD competency in the global HIV response. The project provides expert guidance to help people understand how stigma and discrimination negatively affect gender and sexual minorities’ health and lives, and recognize opportunities to reduce stigma.

Health Financing for Family Planning
By examining how countries with near UHC have made progress; how social health insurance mechanisms are working in those countries and to what extent they cover FP services; and what drives variations in coverage between countries we can help lessen disparities and make progress toward universal access to family planning.

HIV Policy Scan and Action Planning
HP+ is supporting PEPFAR country teams to conduct legal environment assessments (LEAs) and develop plans to address the LEA findings, fulfilling requirements outlined in PEPFAR’s 2016 Country/Regional Operational Plan (COP/ROP) Guidance. Using a mix of desk work, short-term technical assistance, and in-country expertise, HP+ is applying its unique HIV policy scan and action planning approach.

HIV Stigma and Discrimination Reduction
HP+ is designing and implementing evidence-based approaches to stigma-reduction, giving health facilities and decision-makers the tools to fight stigma and discrimination and accelerate progress toward achieving epidemic control.

Midwifery and Respectful Maternity Care
HP+ supports the role of midwives and women’s right to high-quality, respectful maternity care. By engaging stakeholders in a global advocacy campaign, HP+ is highlighting the barriers midwives face in providing care and advocating for midwives to be valued and respected.

Supporting a Sustainable HIV Response for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults
HP+ is applying its expertise in health policy, finance, advocacy, governance, and clinical HIV (along the prevention and treatment cascade) to support children living with, or at risk of contracting, HIV from infancy through young adulthood.

Sustainable Development Goals
HP+ works with policymakers across sectors to promote greater support of and resources for family planning in order to achieve the SDGs. The project aims to empower local stakeholders to translate the global goals into actionable policies and plans at the national and subnational levels, and to promote evidence-based decision making through the skillful use of data and advocacy.

Women's Leadership for Family Planning
HP+ is investing in women leaders by establishing multisectoral cadres of champions with the skills and confidence to effectively advocate for family planning and reproductive health investments and programs, foster joint accountability, and support countries to meet their national and global family planning commitments.

Comprehensive Assessment of Indonesia's National Health Insurance Scheme
HP+ partnered with the Government of Indonesia to conduct a comprehensive assessment of JKN. The assessment considers the impact of JKN from four perspectives (the payer, patient, provider, and private sector).

West Africa Health Informatics Team
HP+ is supporting the West African Health Organization (WAHO) to develop and train the West Africa Health Informatics Team (WAHIT). WAHIT, a team of local health informatics experts, will provide technical leadership and support to ministries of health across the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to strengthen health information systems through local capacity building.

HP+ Project Leadership: Herminia Reyes
Bio of Herminia Reyes: Country Director, Guatemala

HP+ Project Leadership: Nicole Judice
Bio of Nicole Judice: Technical Lead, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning

HP+ Project Leadership: Nirina Ranaivoson
Bio of Nirina Ranaivoson: Country Director, Madagascar

HP+ Project Leadership: Sara Bowsky
Bio of Sara Bowsky: Deputy Director, HIV

HP+ Project Leadership: Anne Jorgensen
Bio of Anne Jorgensen: Technical Lead, Advocacy and Capacity Development

HP+ Project Leadership: Annmarie Leadman
Bio of Annmarie Leadman: Technical Lead, Communications & Knowledge Management

HP+ Project Leadership: Arin Dutta
Bio of Arin Dutta: Technical Lead, Health Financing

HP+ Project Leadership: Barbara Reickhoff
Bio of Barbara Reickhoff: Deputy Director, Field Programs

HP+ Project Leadership: Derick Brinkerhof
Bio of Derick Brinkerhoff: Technical Lead, Stewardship

HP+ Project Leadership: Jay Gribble
Bio of Jay Gribble: Deputy Director, Family Planning and Reproductive Health

HP+ Project Leadership: Jay Mathias
Bio of Jay Mathias: Deputy Director, Finance and Operations

HP+ Project Leadership: Kristina Yarrow
Bio of Kristina Yarrow: Country Director, Indonesia.

HP+ Project Leadership: Marianna Balampama
Bio of Marianna Balampama: Country Director, Tanzania

HP+ Project Leadership: Modibo Maiga
Bio of Modibo Maiga: Regional Director, West Africa

HP+ Project Leadership: Olive Mtema
Bio of Olive Mtema: Country Director, Malawi

HP+ Project Leadership: Onoriode Ezire
Bio of Onoriode Ezire: Country Director, Nigeria

HP+ Project Leadership: Sandra McLeish
Bio of Sandra McLeish: Country Director, Jamaica

HP+ Project Leadership: Seydou Traore
Bio of Seydou Traore: Country Director, Mali

HP+ Project Leadership: Stephen Muchiri
Bio of Stephen Muchiri: Regional Director, Kenya and East Africa

HP+ Project Leadership: Suneeta Sharma
Bio of Dr. Suneeta Sharma: Project Director

HP+ Project Leadership: Yann Derriennic
Bio of Yann Derriennic: Country Director, Cambodia.

Leadership
Meet Dr. Suneeta Sharma, Director of the $185 million USAID-funded Health Policy Plus Project, and other key personnel.

DemDiv
DemDiv is a user-friendly, evidence-based tool that can inform policymakers in high-fertility countries of the potential benefits of the demographic dividend and increase their support for investments in the multisectoral policies required to achieve those benefits.

DMPA-SC Impact Model
HP+ developed the DMPA-SC Impact Model to help project the benefits over five years that could come from the introduction of subcutaneous depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA-SC), in terms of effects on contraceptive prevalence rate, increased access to family planning through public and private service delivery points, and costs to the health care system and clients.

FP-SDGs Model
An evidence-based advocacy tool that allows users to simulate the effects of family planning on various health and non-health SDGs. The model projects the medium- and long-term impacts of three different family planning futures, capturing the boost contraceptive use offers toward realizing the SDGs. By showcasing the health, social, and economic benefits of contraceptive use, the model makes the case for family planning investments at national and subnational levels.

ImpactNow
ImpactNow is an Excel-based model that estimates the health and economic impacts of family planning (FP) in the near term. It is designed to model the impacts of different policy scenarios, and to compare the results of those scenarios in advocacy materials.

PHT Model
As young people age out of their pediatric or adolescent HIV care and treatment programs, they require different types of support. This model projects the number of children, adolescents, and young adults ages on antiretroviral therapy (ART) who are eligible for transitions in care and switching to tenofovir/lamivudine/dolutegravir (TLD) or another newly-introduced regimen.

RAPIDWomen
The model can be used to create an evidence base for women's rights advocates, government leaders, and women's organizations to advocate for increased investments in family planning/reproductive health and other women-centered interventions in their countries.

Spectrum
Spectrum is a suite of easy to use policy models, including RAPID, which provide policymakers with an analytical tool to support the decision making process.

Ambassador for Family Planning Appointed in Burkina Faso
Signaling Burkina Faso's leadership in family planning, Professor Nicolas Meda, minister of health, appointed Anne Thieba, wife of Prime Minister Paul Kaba Thieba, as ambassador for family planning at a moving and powerful ceremony on May 12, 2017 in Sandogo. Announcing her new role, Meda spoke openly of his ambitious expectations for the new ambassador's contributions toward the achievement of Burkina Faso’s family planning and development objectives.

Amendment to National Hospital Insurance Fund Act Will Expand Health Insurance Coverage in Kenya
Supported by USAID's Health Policy Plus project, Kenya's parliamentary health committee adopted an amendment bill to the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) act.

Beyond Vertical Health Programs: Experts Explore Ways to Integrate HIV into Health Insurance
As of 2017, 37 million people were living with HIV globally. Yet HIV is mostly absent from discussions on health sector reform and universal health coverage.

Boosting Family Planning Access in Pakistan
HP+ is supporting women leaders and government officials in Sindh to advocate for increased investments in family planning. It is expected that these activities, along with upcoming initiatives working with the media and male champions, will help Sindh expand family planning access, increase contraceptive prevalence, and make progress toward achieving the SDGs, FP2020 commitments, and Pakistan’s national development goals.

Budget Allocations for Health in 26 Kenyan Counties Increase by $98M Over 2 Years with USAID Planning and Budgeting Guidance
HP+ assisted 26 counties to increase their collective health sector allocations by approximately US$98 million over the past two fiscal years through implementation of program-based budgeting.

Building a Movement for Respectful Maternity Care
USAID's HEARD Project shines the light on the White Ribbon Alliance and HP+'s work to build a movement for respectful maternity care.

Busy Fall Sharing HP+'s Work Across the Globe
This fall the project was presenting its work at international conferences and fora across the globe. This story covers three of those presentations.

Champions Secure Strengthened Reproductive Health Law, Family Planning Access for all in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso's reproductive health law has been strengthened with the Minister of Health's approval of new regulatory language emphasizing the rights of users. The reproductive health law, originally passed in 2005, with support from USAID-funded health policy projects and in collaboration with the National Assembly, had previously lacked enforceability.

Civil Society Organizations Engage Parliamentarians on Key Health Budget Priorities in Tanzania
HP+ supported a network of civil society organizations in Tanzania to hold a session on key budget issues with members of the Parliamentary Social Development and Services Committee.

Côte d'Ivoire Issues Memo to Scale Up Postpartum Family Planning
The Director General of Health of the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene of Côte d'Ivoire issued a memorandum scaling up postpartum family planning (PPFP). The new guidance calls for health facilities and qualified service providers to inform new mothers of the full range of family planning methods to ensure free and informed choice of options immediately following delivery.

Ebonyi State Governor Calls for Family Planning Investment at RAPID Launch in Nigeria
The Ebonyi State RAPID provides easy-to-use facts and figures that support the case for investment in family planning in Ebonyi based on a model application projecting the impact of rapid population growth on various sectors.

Education Advocates Empowered by New Mobile Education App
Representatives from Guatemala’s Ministry of Education (MINEDUC) launched EscuelAPP, a new mobile application designed to enhance civil society’s role in holding the national government accountable for high-quality education. The application was developed by the USAID-funded Health and Education Policy Plus (HEP+) and is linked to a database created and maintained by HEP+ and its predecessor policy projects.

Evidence of the Impact of Contraceptive Prevalence Supports Official Statements
HP+ recently shared our work at the four-day National Family Planning Conference in Antananarivo, Madagascar, a space for donors and family planning (FP) stakeholders to share their work and progress in facilitating Madagascar's increased investment in FP access.

Experts Call for Greater Political Will and a Focus on Systems to Scale-Up Health Equity
HP+ hosted a forum featuring Ellen Starbird of USAID, Joe Kutzin and Veronica Magar of the World Health Organization (WHO), and HP+ speaker Suneeta Sharma and moderator Arin Dutta, who together explored the causes of health inequity, the pros and cons of national health insurance programs with respect to impacts on health equity, and new tools and approaches to reach universal health coverage and reduce health inequity.

First Annual Anita Datar Prize Awarded in Mali
It has been one year since our colleague and friend, Anita Datar, was tragically and senselessly killed while she was working in Bamako, Mali. Anita, along with a team of colleagues from Mali and the United States, were in Bamako to meet with local government and civil society members to launch Health Policy Plus – a program which aims to improve health services, and equitable access to them, for all Malians.

Guatemala Launches Decentralization Pilot Programs
With HEP+ support, a National Decentralization Plan was approved by President Jimmy Morales in February 2017. On July 21, 2017, with President Morales in attendance, SCEP signed agreements with the Municipal Association of Los Altos in the Quetzaltenango Department to launch pilot decentralization programs in three municipalities.

Guatemalan Civil Society Networks Gain Success in Ending Child Marriage
With the support of the USAID-funded HP+ Guatemala (HEP+) and the successful advocacy of local networks, the Congress of Guatemala on August 17th approved a revision to the civil code to prohibit the marriage of minors, with no exceptions.

Health Informatics Team Hits the Ground in West Africa
HP+’s West Africa Health Informatics Team (WAHIT) colleagues are in the region this week and next to launch the program and discuss how West Africa can strengthen national health information systems (NHIS) and integrated disease surveillance and response (IDSR).

Health Spending in Kenya Up, but Need for Increased Capacity and Funds Remain
A new HP+ study shows that the Kenyan government has gradually increased its investment in the nation’s health sector over the past several years. These increases have occurred not only at the national level, but also among Kenya’s counties which collectively boosted their health contributions by nearly one-third from the previous year.

Herminia Reyes, Director of Guatemala's HEP+, is awarded the National Order Francisco Marroquín
During the June 25th celebrations of Guatemala's Day of the Teacher, Herminia Reyes was one of four educators awarded the National Order Francisco Marroquín by President Jimmy Morales. This medal, awarded since 1963, is the highest honor for educators in the country. It recognizes educators who have distinguished themselves and improved education for the benefit of Guatemala. Ms. Reyes was among 92 nominees for this prestigious recognition.

HP+ at RHSC: Sharing Best Practices in Costed Implementation Plan Execution
Attending the 17th General Membership Meeting of the Reproductive Health Supply Coalition (RHSC)—held October 10–14 in Seattle, Washington—technical leadership from the USAID-funded Health Policy Plus (HP+) project shared their work on Costed Implementation Plans (CIPs) with hundreds of family planning and reproductive health stakeholders from around the world.

HP+ at the 2016 International AIDS Conference
To better respond to the ongoing global AIDS epidemic, thousands of advocates, researchers, civil society members, policymakers, people living with HIV, and journalists gathered in Durban, South Africa this July to share knowledge, discuss critical issues, and reveal new scientific findings. HP+ staff were there as well participating in these exchanges and contributing evidence and ideas on how the field can improve access, equity, and rights in the global HIV response.

HP+ at the 2016 International Family Planning Conference
In late January we participated in the 2016 International Family Planning Conference. This is a recap of our presentations and related blogs.

HP+ Brings It All Together on World AIDS Day
Each step in the continuum is part of a complex and continuous process that needs our full commitment and investment to better serve those living with and affected by HIV.

HP+ Celebrates Achievements in Pakistan as Program Comes to a Close
On January 29, HP+ Pakistan held an end-of-project event to celebrate the project's successes. The event brought together senior provincial government officials and representatives from USAID, development partners, and civil society. Mr. Ogho Oghdale, USAID deputy mission director for Sindh and Balochistan provinces, showed appreciation of HP+'s work in generating evidence-driven messages linking rapid population growth to development to advocate for family planning.

HP+ Celebrates Universal Health Coverage Day 2016
This December, HP+ staff, will join others from across the globe in standing for #HealthForAll on this year’s Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Day.

HP+ Convened Project Team for Third Partners Meeting
Last week HP+ convened a meeting drawing together representatives from this project team for their third partners meeting. This particular meeting provided a space to discuss the integration of gender and capacity-building in project activities.

HP+ costing work helping to expand Kenya's free maternal health program, reaching 700,000 women each year
HP+ provided assistance to Kenya’s Ministry of Health (MoH) and the NHIF to re-design the program and to cost the benefits package, ensuring that the government allocated adequate resources. HP+ supported the MoH to collect and synthesize data on what resources were required to implement the program under NHIF.

HP+ Engages Mali Government, Obtains Signature to Dakar Declaration
On December 9, 2016, Mali became one of the final ECOWAS (Economic Community of West Africa) countries to sign the Dakar Declaration on Factoring Key Populations in the Response to HIV and AIDS. HP+ had been working with the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene and the National High Council to Fight against AIDS for several months to obtain a signature on the Declaration.

HP+ Harnesses Mobile Technology to Gather Citizen Feedback on Health Services
On November 3, 2017, HP+ brought together stakeholders to share the Sauti Yangu experience and confer about the way forward for Afya Maoni.

HP+ Initiates Pakistan Women's Leadership Program
From October 3-7, in Islamabad, HP+ initiated the Pakistan's Women's Leadership: Achieving Sindh's FP 2020 Commitments program, which builds on HPP's successful model for strengthening women's individual leadership and collective FP/RH policy advocacy, as well as an innovative HP+ core-funded and women-centered approach to accountability for FP 2020 commitments.

HP+ is Engaging with Health Facilities to Reduce HIV-related Stigma and Discrimination
The S&D package was presented at a webinar, “Engaging with Health Facilities for HIV-related Stigma Reduction,” on February 16, 2017. At the webinar, HP+ staff joined USAID colleagues to share HP+ best practices, resources, and current work related to engagement with health facilities for HIV-related stigma reduction.

HP+ Joins Thousands at the 4th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research
HP+ joined more than 2,000 delegates from 101 countries gathered to explore building resilient and responsive health systems at the 4th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research (HSR2016). Held in Vancouver, the meeting concluded on November 18, 2016, when members released a statement reflecting key themes emerging from the week’s discourse and a path forward in our field.

HP+ Kenya/East Africa supports proposed East African Community Health Policy
HP+ Kenya/East Africa provided technical assistance to an East Africa Community (EAC) workshop to review and validate the proposed EAC Health Policy.

HP+ Mali Advocacy Leads to Commitment to Increase Investment in Community Health Workers
HP+ Mali collaborated with the Health and Social Development Commission and Community Health Association of Mali to lead an advocacy session for Mali’s National Assembly. The session promoted increased domestic resource allocation for community health workers (CHWs) who deliver essential healthcare services at the community level.

HP+ Mali Presents Declaration Supporting Essential Health Care to National Assembly
HP+ provided technical and financial support for a preparatory workshop to draft the declaration and participated in its official presentation.

HP+ Nigeria Holds Family Planning Advocates Workshop on FP Financing
The Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH) and Health Policy Plus (HP+) project hosted a high-level Family Planning (FP) Advocates’ workshop in Abuja. The event brought together prominent Nigerians from a wide variety of backgrounds to explore the challenges facing Family Planning in Nigeria and to commit to specific actions advocating for increased resources for FP intervention in Nigeria.

HP+ Shares Work on Transforming Gender Norms at 2016 Women Deliver Conference
This event shared findings from the systematic review of Transforming Gender Norms, Roles, and Power Dynamics for Better Health. Participants were able to discuss and apply evidence-based strategies that transform gender norms, roles, and relationships for successful improvements in FP/MNCH outcomes.

HP+ Staff Recognized for Outstanding Contributions in HIV Response
Over the past several months, HP+ staff have received notable recognition for their contributions to combatting HIV and promoting human rights.

HP+ Supported Mombasa County to Reduce Out-of-pocket Costs on Healthcare and Improve Efficiency
In Kenya, Mombasa County made strategic shifts in their health financing, increasing the county’s allocation to health to 27% (up from 12% in 2014/15), and developing a social protection policy and framework to support payment of the National Hospital Insurance Fund for the elderly, poor, and disabled.

HP+ supporting Malawi's FP2020 goals
Prior to the summit, in collaboration with the government of Malawi, DFID, UNFPA, and other civil society organizations, HP+ held a high-level meeting in Lilongwe to brief the media and discuss Malawi's progress on FP2020 commitments. With the objective of increasing the country's contraceptive prevalence rate 60% by 2020, with a focused increase in those aged 15-24.

HP+ Supports Key Policy Agenda at the National AIDS Authority Policy Board Meeting
Prior to the meeting, HP+ had supported the drafting of key points in the policy agenda, with a particular emphasis on the inclusion of people living with HIV in the country's health equity fund and the provision of comprehensive HIV services within the fund's benefits package.

HP+ Supports the Global Effort to Provide Respectful Maternity and Quality Midwifery Care Worldwide
On Monday, February 27, HP+ supported the “Midwives’ Voices, Midwives’ Realities” policy dialogue at the Wilson Center, in Washington, DC. The event provided an opportunity to discuss the recently released Midwives Voices, Midwives Realities global survey conducted by the World Health Organization, International Confederation of Midwives, and White Ribbon Alliance.

HP+ West Africa Joins the OP Donors' Caravan
HP+ West Africa's regional director, Modibo Maïga, and deputy director Brahima Bassane joined a high-level delegation of Ouagadougou Partnership donors in Burkina Faso last week to highlight USAID's and the project's pivotal role in developing and supporting the implementation of that country's costed implementation plan.

HP+ West Africa Leadership Plays Leading Role on ECOWAS Task Shifting/Sharing Resolution
HP+ regional director Modibo Maiga was selected to draft the partners' resolution. Mr. Maiga led a small committee to draft the resolution on task shifting/sharing in the ECOWAS region, which will help advance the sustainable development goals.

HP+'s Role at USAID's Attaining Sustainable Financing for Family Planning in Sub-Saharan Africa Meeting
Last month marked an important step forward in sub-Saharan Africa’s move toward strategic, sustainable, and country-led financing for family planning. Stakeholders from national governments, civil society, the private sector, USAID, and other development partner organizations gathered at a week-long meeting in Accra, Ghana to share country experiences and explore cutting-edge approaches and tools.

Improving Health Financing and Resource Allocation in Mali
In August 2017, HP+ shared the results of a costing and financial gap analysis of community health workers that provide services as part of Mali’s Community Health Program.

Indonesia Faces Opportunities to Improve Maternal and Newborn Health
There is an urgent need to increase engagement of the commercial private sector, civil society organizations, and media outlets to address Indonesia’s pressing maternal and newborn health (MNH) needs, cites a recent report. The report, produced by the USAID-funded Health Policy Plus project, is a call to action for the government of Indonesia, as well as the country's private sector, civil society, and media organizations.

Indonesia Makes Inroads toward Universal Health Coverage through National Health Insurance Program, Paving the Way for Others
Indonesia is well-positioned to find innovative solutions to the persistent questions of how to successfully implement a large-scale national health insurance program. If they do, it could be a turning point on the road to universal health coverage for Indonesia and countries beyond.

Innovations for Universal Health Coverage
Achieving universal health coverage and #HealthforAll will require collective action and innovation.

Jamaica's Redress Rebrand: One Step Closer to Stigma-Free Facilities
HP+ is involved in a number of activities aimed at combating HIV-related stigma and discrimination in Jamaica, including strengthening the country's redress system and collecting data on stigma and discrimination in health facilities.

Kenya Counties Adopt New Budgeting Approach, Commit US$2 Million to HIV
welve counties in Kenya have adopted a new budgeting approach and increased their health sector allocations, following training and support in program-based budgeting (PBB). By implementing PBB, an approach that ties funds to priority health areas, the 12 counties increased their collective health sector allocations by Kshs 1.2 billion (approximately US$12 million) from the previous fiscal year (FY) 2015/16 budget.

Kenya's Health Spending Up, but Falls Short of Set Targets
Kenya’s national and county governments are allocating more funds—in absolute terms—to the health sector. However, despite increases, the total health sector allocation remains below the Abuja target, to which the Kenya government has committed. The Abuja target refers to an international pledge that urges governments to allocate at least 15 percent of their annual budget to improve the health sector.

Kenya's Ministry of Health Concludes the Global Fund Grant Making Process
The Ministry of Health in Kenya engaged stakeholders in preparation of the grant for securing Global Fund resources for HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

Liberia Surpasses Goal, Kicks off Development of Family Planning Costed Implementation Plan
Liberia remains one of the fastest growing nations in the world with respect to population growth rate. Approximately 60% of Liberians are under 30 years of age and one in three teenagers have experienced a pregnancy. Modern contraceptive use remains low at 20% amidst slowly rising demand. The CIP presents an important opportunity for the country to bolster resources and momentum to scale up strategic efforts to meet the country's goal of increasing its modern contraceptive prevalence rate.

Madagascar Advances System for Universal Health Coverage
Madagascar's government council passed a decree in April 2017 establishing a national health solidarity fund as part of its universal health coverage (UHC) efforts.

Madagascar Launches National Health Solidarity Fund
HP+ has been working closely with Madagascar's Universal Health Coverage support unit to prepare a presidential round table, facilitate workshops and meetings with ministry leadership and stakeholders to review and validate the UHC roadmap, and provide technical support to design the benefits package and the health insurance premium.

Madagascar Passes Landmark Reproductive Health and Family Planning Law
The new law will be a tremendous step forward toward rights-based reproductive health services in Madagascar, which until recently operated under a 1920s French colonial framework that prohibited distribution of contraception to youth or married women without spousal consent.

Making an Investment Case for Domestic Resource Mobilization in Cambodia
In Cambodia, HP+ is working with in-country partners to develop two separate investment cases to support advocacy for increased domestic resources to combat tuberculosis (TB) and HIV.

Making the Case for the Criminalization of Gender-Based Violence in Mali
HP+ is working together with the Ministry for the Promotion of Women, Children, and Families and the National Control Program Against Excision to achieve passage of a law against gender-based violence in Mali.

Malawi Launches Health Sector Strategic Plan II
The Government of Malawi launched the Health Sector Strategic Plan II (HSSP II) 2017–2022,in Lilongwe. The HSSP II is the health sector's medium-term strategic plan outlining objectives and strategies and guiding resources over a five-year period.

Malawi Makes Moves to Strengthen Its Health Information System and Data Use
To develop the new strategy, Jacob Kawonga, HP+'s Senior Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Advisor seconded to the Ministry of Health's Central Monitoring and Evaluation Division, led a consultative review and drafting process, facilitating workshops and meetings with the M&E Technical Working Group. Kawonga also engaged partners in the review process and prepared a presentation of the strategy.

Malawi Moves Toward Universal Health Coverage with an Updated Essential Health Package
The government of Malawi, with support from HP+, is developing a health financing strategy to help mobilize resources required to deliver the EHP and close the financing gap for the implementation of the newly developed Health Sector Strategic Plan II.

Mauritania Adopts a Law on Reproductive Health after Sustained Advocacy Efforts
After nearly 20 years of sustained advocacy efforts Mauritania, the Council of Ministers of the government of Mauritania approved the text of a new Reproductive Health (RH) Law submitted by the Minister of Health.

Mauritanian Reproductive Health Law Moves to Implementation
Mauritania's new reproductive health law, now moving to implementation, allows community health workers and nurses to provide family planning.

New Article in GHSP Provides Recommendations on Best Practices for Postabortion Care Globally
The most recent issue of Global Health: Science and Practice, includes an article co-authored by HP+’s Sara Pappa. The piece offers key study findings and program recommendations for improved Postabortion Care (PAC) services worldwide.

New Kenya Law Ensures Access to Health Services
The USAID-funded Health Policy Project (HPP), the Health Policy Plus (HP+) project's predecessor, provided extensive technical assistance to Kenya's Ministry of Health in the development of this law, facilitating advocacy and consensus-building efforts and providing guidance on linking the law with the Kenya Health Policy.

New PLOS Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Modeling Collection Focuses on Programmatic Next Steps
This new PLOS Collection developed in collaboration with USAID, the World Bank, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, focuses on the next steps of the program and features new modelling articles published in PLOS ONE and PLOS Medicine aiming to help countries examine the potential effects of focusing on specific sub-populations for male circumcision services.

New Study Analyzes HIV Treatment Funding Needs and Gaps in 97 Countries
A modeling study published last week in the journal PLOS Medicine shows that site-level HIV treatment will cost $53 billion in 97 countries worldwide in order to achieve the "90-90-90" treatment targets set by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS.

Nigeria's Bauchi State Launches First RAPID, Attempts to Curb the Impact of Rapid Population Growth
On September 13th 2017, H.E. Governor Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar, the Executive Governor of Bauchi State announced the launch of the first Bauchi RAPID. The launch represents the first RAPID among the three states HP+ is currently supporting.

Nigeria's Fourth National RAPID Can Guide Country's Future Development
On July 6, a representative of the acting president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osibanjo, launched Nigeria's fourth National RAPID. RAPID is an evidenced-based advocacy tool that projects the social and economic consequences of high fertility on different sectors of the economy, including labor, education, health, urbanization, and agriculture.

Nigeria's Sokoto State Launches RAPID, Adds Budget Line for Child Spacing
Nigeria's Sokoto State is ratcheting up its commitment to development and slowing population growth. On November 24, 2017, Sokoto State Deputy Governor launched the state-level RAPID, reaffirming the government's committed to continuing its promotion of child birth spacing.

ONE Campaign CEO Gayle Smith Kicks Off Anita Ashok Datar Lecture Series
ONE Campaign President and CEO Gayle Smith provided the inaugural address to kick off a new lecture series sponsored by the Institute for Women’s Leadership at Rutgers University on October 8, 2017. Named in honor of Anita Datar, the lecture series is designed to inform and engage students, faculty, and the public about pressing issues in in women’s global health.

Pakistan's Women Leaders: An Unfolding Story
Participants in HP+'s Women's Leadership initiative in Pakistan have had tremendous success, directly contributing to policy and other efforts aimed at expanding outreach and access to family planning services for youth.

Palladium Honors Anita Datar as Dedicated Global Health Leader
The memorial event was sponsored by Palladium, for whom Anita worked, and attended by approximately 200 of Anita’s friends, family members, and colleagues. Farley Cleghorn, head of Palladium’s global health practice, moderated. Other guests who had been personally and professionally close to Anita used spoken word, art, and song to celebrate her life and her many lasting contributions to the field of global health and development.

Partnerships for Policy Development: A Case Study From Uganda's Costed Implementation Plan for Family Planning
An article published this week in Global Health Science and Practice presents a case study from Uganda's costed implementation plan for family planning. The piece was co-authored by HP+ Project Director, Suneeta Sharma, HP+'s Deputy Director, FP/RH, James N. Gribble, and HP+/RTI's Alyson Lipsky, alongside USAID's Linda Cahaelen.

PLOS Publication: HPP Study Finds GSD Trainings Effect Change
The Health Policy Project, the predecessor to HP+, with funding from PEPFAR provided Gender and Sexual Diversity trainings for 2,825 participants including PEPFAR staff and program implementers, U.S. government staff, and local stakeholders in 38 countries. Results from the first study to report on GSD attitude change among a global sample of almost 180 individuals from 33 countries were published in PLOS on September 19, 2017.

PMAC 2017: Paths to Universal Health Coverage for Marginalized Groups Explored at USAID Session
Progress towards universal health coverage will not guarantee that historically marginalized populations will benefit from new health insurance schemes. This was the topic of a dynamic side-session - Extending Coverage to Marginalized Groups – hosted by USAID on January 29, 2017, at the Prince Mahidol Award Conference, in Bangkok, Thailand.

Policy Forum Examines the Complexities of Health Policymaking in Developing Countries
How can you ensure sustainable domestic financing for health programs that prioritize access to the marginalized? How do you navigate power struggles at the decentralized level to effectively implement health programs? How do you keep policy reforms moving forward when stakeholders are at odds? These were among the challenging policy—and political—issues discussed at the forum on “The Art of Policymaking: Advancing Health Policy in Dynamic and Complex Environments,” hosted by HP+.

RAPIDWomen Launches in Mali
Based on the RAPID model, RAPIDWomen examines the links between family planning, women's empowerment, and education, and demonstrates the benefits investing in women and girls has on social and economic development.

Social Contracting: Hope for Expanded HIV Services in Guyana
In mid-November nearly 50 civil society, private sector, and government stakeholders and donors gathered in Guyana, helping to move the country closer to establishing public financing of civil society-led HIV services. HP+ is providing technical support to the national AIDS program secretariat to plan for Guyana’s transition from external to domestic financing of HIV programs and services.

Sokoto State Deputy Governor Inaugurates Child Spacing Advocacy Working Group
Alhaji Ahmed Aliyu Sokoto, the deputy governor of Sokoto State, inaugurated the Sokoto State Child Spacing Advocacy Working Group on Tuesday, April 18, 2017. The Sokoto State Child Spacing Advocacy Working Group (AWG) is an initiative of the USAID-funded Health Policy Plus (HP+) project in Nigeria. It is expected to create a platform for stakeholders in Sokoto State to engage with policymakers to promote improved policies and funding for maternal and child health and child spacing.

Something to Build On: ";Innovation Exchange" Celebrates HEPP's Close, and a New Beginning in Guatemala
Over the past five years, HEPP contributed technical assistance around health, nutrition, and educational policies, and strengthened Guatemala’s investments in social development. With this support, the country’s government and civil society oversaw improvements in transparency, accountability, gender equity, and multiculturalism.

Spotlight Session: Domestic Solutions for Sustainable Family Planning Financing to 2030 and Beyond
At the July 2017 Family Planning Summit in London, HP+’s Deputy Director for FP/RH, Jay Gribble, curated and moderated a spotlight session on domestic solutions for sustainable family planning financing.

Spotlighting the Role of Key Populations in West Africa's HIV Response
In recent years, a social justice movement has emerged in Africa that promotes human rights for sexual minorities. Learn how a special session, jointly organized by HP+, at the International Conference on AIDS in Africa explored ways to improve the enabling environment for key populations and break down societal stigma and discrimination facing those most affected by HIV.

Stigma: A Multiplier of HIV Risk and Prevalence
A recent article, published in AIDS Care, examines how stigma faced by sex workers affects their use of HIV- and non-HIV related healthcare services and undermines their human right to health. The authors argue that stigma—particularly the intersection of key population- and HIV-related stigma—acts as a roadblock at each step in the HIV treatment cascade, threatening individuals’ health and our collective ability to control the HIV epidemic.

Strengthening Jamaica's HIV Response with Positive Health, Dignity, and Prevention
Originally published in 2015, PHDP was created by and for people living with HIV and key populations to promote personal health and advocate for high-quality HIV services. The curriculum includes new and updated modules on a range of topics, including treatment literacy, disclosure, and stigma and discrimination, and contains training menus that demonstrate how the modules can be used comprehensively or a la carte depending on needs, goals, and the amount of time available for training.

Strengthening Stigma & Discrimination Redress in Jamaica
As part of HP+'s ongoing support to Jamaica's Ministry of Health to strengthen its Complaint Management System, HP+ Jamaica organized a training this week for JN+ redress officers.

Study on Male Circumcision Influences Malawi's VMMC Approach
Based on an HPP study, the Government of Malawi is shifting its VMMC focus to aim to have 60 percent of males between the ages of 10 and 34 in 14 of Malawi's 28 districts circumcised by 2025. If Malawi reaches this goal the study calculates a potential total savings of $344 million.

Supporting Decentralization in Guatemala
The HEP+ team in Guatemala continues their work to support the government's health sector reform and to put in place a strong, decentralized system of governance and public service provision.

Tanzania: Assessing the Financial Viability of Single National Health Insurance
Based on an actuarial study to project the SNHI scheme's financial viability, the brief will inform efforts by other countries in the region to implement similar insurance reforms.

Three Months, US$620 Million: New Money Mobilized for Health in Mozambique
Mozambique has seen a dramatic influx of resources aimed at strengthening the country's health system, reaching underserved populations, and financing its fight against HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria.

USAID Report Focuses on Health Systems and Ending Preventable Child and Maternal Deaths
Kelly Saldaña, Director of the Office of Health Systems at USAID, presented the 2017 Acting on the Call report at the Palladium DC office at a briefing organized by Elena Ateva, Maternal and Newborn Health Policy and Advocacy Advisor, and Betsy McCallon, CEO, at HP+ partner the White Ribbon Alliance. The 2017 report lays out how health systems strengthening (HSS) contributes to maternal and child survival goals.

Webinar Highlights Women's Leadership Role in Strengthening Health Systems
The HP+ Women's Leadership team hosted a webinar May 23, 2018, titled Fostering Joint Accountability Within Health Systems.

With an Eye Toward Equity, HP+ Assesses Madagascar's Financing System
To inform decision making toward future health financing reforms in Madagascar, with the ultimate vision of achieving national universal health coverage (UHC), HP+ assessed Madagascar's current health financing arrangements.

With HEP+ Support, Guatemala Launches National Labor Training System
Guatemala's Ministry of Education (MINEDUC) launched its National Labor Training System (SINAFOL), which seeks to regulate and conduct professional development both within and outside of school systems to respond to the labor demands of the productive sector.

World Population Day 2016 Statement
World Population Day 2016 gives us the opportunity to take stock of our progress in addressing a variety of population issues vital to helping people achieve their own potential, and helping countries achieve their economic growth goals.

Advocacy
Health Policy Plus builds the advocacy capacity of national, subnational, and local stakeholders and leverages civil society collaborations to maximize impact.

Health Financing
Health Policy Plus efforts tie domestic resource mobilization to universal health coverage goals, emphasizing improved healthcare access, scale and depth of services, and financial protection.

Policy
Health Policy Plus works to improve global health policies by training individuals and institutions on using data to support decision making, monitoring and evaluating policies, and engaging with non-health sectors.

Stewardship & Accountability
Health Policy Plus seeks to improve health services and outcomes by strengthening the policy environment for stewardship, accountability, and transparency

Modeling the Health and Cost Impacts of DMPA-SC Introduction and Scale-Up: Manual for Using the Model for DMPA-SC Impact
Rosen, J., M. Weinberger, and E. McGinn. 2018. Modeling the Health and Cost Impacts of DMPA-SC Introduction and Scale-Up: Manual for Using the Model for DMPA-SC Impact. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

17 Reasons to Invest in Family Planning in Pakistan: Accelerating Achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals
Harris, S. and J. Gribble. 2018. 17 Reasons to Invest in Family Planning in Pakistan: Accelerating Achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

A Healthier Malawi Begins Today: Youth-Friendly Health Services for a Healthier Malawi
Health Policy Plus. 2018. A Healthier Malawi Begins Today: Youth-Friendly Health Services for a Healthier Malawi. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

A Reporting System to Protect the Human Rights of People Living with HIV and Key Populations
Williamson, R.T., V. Fiscian, R.U. Olson, F.N. Poku, and J. Whittal. 2017. "A Reporting System to Protect the Human Rights of People Living with HIV and Key Populations." Health and Human Rights Journal 19(2).

A Summary of the Costed Implementation Plan on Family Planning for Sindh
Plan Implementation Unit, Costed Implementation Plan, Population Welfare Department, Government of Sindh. 2017. A Summary of the Costed Implementation Plan on Family Planning for Sindh. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Accelerating Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals in Malawi: The Role of Population and Family Planning
Franklin, B., R. Naik, S. Pappa, and S. Sacher. 2017. Accelerating Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals in Malawi: The Role of Population and Family Planning. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Accelerating Progress toward Sindh's FP2020 Goals
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Accelerating Progress toward Sindh's FP2020 Goals. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Accountability Fundamentals
Health Policy Plus. 2018. “Accountability Fundamentals.” PowerPoint Presentation.

Achievements of the Women’s Leadership Initiative in Sindh
“Achievements of the Women’s Leadership Initiative in Sindh” YouTube video, 2:40. Posted by the Health Policy Project, March 28, 2018. Available at: https://youtu.be/1r_EenvmLQw.

Achieving HIV Testing Goals for Adolescents in Tanzania: A Literature Review of Key Promoting and Inhibiting Factors
Mbuya-Brown, R. and K. Beardsley. 2018. Achieving HIV Testing Goals for Adolescents in Tanzania: A Literature Review of Key Promoting and Inhibiting Factors. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Achieving Malawi’s Sustainable Development Goals: Modeling the Impact of Investing in Family Planning
Health Policy Plus and the Republic of Malawi. 2017. Achieving Malawi’s Sustainable Development Goals: Modelling the Impact of Investing in Family Planning. Washington, DC: Health Policy Plus, Palladium.

Actuarial Study of the Proposed Single National Health Insurance Scheme in Tanzania: A Summary Brief
Prabhakaran, S. and A. Dutta. 2017. Actuarial Study of the Proposed Single National Health Insurance Scheme in Tanzania: A Summary Brief. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Addressing Stigma and Discrimination in Tanzania: The Missing Piece to Make a Health System Work for Youth
Sabasaba, A.N., M. Ezekiel, S. Shoko, G. Lija, B. Rabiel, et al. 2018. “Addressing Stigma and Discrimination in Tanzania: The Missing Piece to Make a Health System Work for Youth.” Poster at the 22nd International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam.

Advancing Gender-Based Violence and Family Planning Policies in Uganda: Strategies for Implementation
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Advancing Gender-Based Violence and Family Planning Policies in Uganda: Strategies for Implementation. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Alianzas del sector privado para servicios de capacitación laboral: Ejemplos globales y recomendaciones para Guatemala
Health and Eduaction Policy Plus. 2018. Alianzas del sector privado para servicios de capacitación laboral: Ejemplos globales y recomendaciones para Guatemala. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

Analyse du Gap Financier 2016–2018 du Plan d’Action National Budgétisé en Planification Familiale à Madagascar
Hurley, Laura. 2018. Analyse du Gap Financier 2016–2018 du Plan d’Action National Budgétisé en Planification Familiale à Madagascar. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Analyse du système de financement de la santé à Madagascar pour guider de futures réformes, notamment la CSU
Lang, E., P. Saint-Firmin, A. Olivetti, M. Rakotomalala and A. Dutta. 2018. Analyse du système de financement de la santé à Madagascar pour guider de futures réformes, notamment la CSU. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Analyse Situationnelle de la Prestation des Soins Essentiels dans la Communauté via les Agents de Santé Communautaires au Mali en 2015: Résultats et Conclusions Clés
Saint-Firmin, P., B.D. Diakité, et A. Diawara. 2017. Analyse Situationnelle de la Prestation des Soins Essentiels dans la Communauté via les Agents de Santé Communautaires au Mali en 2015. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Analysis of Efficiency Gains for Antiretroviral Therapy at the Facility Level in Tanzania
Lee, B., S. Forsythe, and A. Dutta. 2017. Analysis of Efficiency Gains for Antiretroviral Therapy at the Facility Level using Multi-Month Scripting and a Differentiated Laboratory Management Algorithm in Tanzania. Washington, DC: Palladium, HP+

Analysis of the Government of Tanzania’s Budget Allocation to the Health Sector for Fiscal Year 2017/18
Lee, B., and K. Tarimo. 2017. Analysis of the Government of Tanzania’s Budget Allocation to the Health Sector for Fiscal Year 2017/18. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Analysis of the Government of Tanzania's Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children Budget, Fiscal Year 2016/17
Lee, B., A. Dutta, and H. Lyimo. 2016. Analysis of the Government of Tanzania's Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children Budget, Fiscal Year 2016/17. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Anticipated and Experienced Violence Among Male and Female Sex Workers in Kenya and Their Relationship to Utilization of General and HIV-specific Health Services
L. Nyblade and C. Barker. "Anticipated and Experienced Violence Among Male and Female Sex Workers in Kenya and Their Relationship to Utilization of General and HIV-specific Health Services." Poster at Int'l AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

Apakah Skema Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional Indonesia Meningkatkan Akses ke Layanan Kesehatan Ibu dan Bayi Baru Lahir?
Teplitskaya, L. and A. Dutta. 2018. Apakah Skema Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional Indonesia Meningkatkan Akses ke Layanan Kesehatan Ibu dan Bayi Baru Lahir? Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Appliquer une Approche de Marché Total au DMPA-SC
Health Policy Project. 2017. Appliquer une Approche de Marché Total au DMPA-SC. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Applying a Total Market Approach to DMPA-SC
Health Policy Plus Project. 2017. Applying a Total Market Approach to DMPA-SC. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Approaches to Effective Engagement of Religious Leaders on Family Planning and Population in Malawi
Kasiya, H., S. Jambo, J. Chingwalu, and B. Gumboh. 2018. “Approaches to Effective Engagement of Religious Leaders on Family Planning and Population in Malawi.” Poster at 2018 International Conference on Family Planning, Kigali.

Assessing and Reducing Stigma and Discrimination in Health Facilities in Tanzania: Intervention and Evaluation Results
Health Policy Plus. 2018. “Assessing and Reducing Stigma and Discrimination in Health Facilities in Tanzania: Intervention and Evaluation Results.” PowerPoint Presentation.

Assessment of Policies that Promote or Inhibit Effective Provider–Client HIV Testing Interactions for Adolescents in Tanzania
Beardsley, K. and R. Mbuya-Brown. 2019. Assessment of Policies that Promote or Inhibit Effective Provider–Client HIV Testing Interactions for Adolescents in Tanzania. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Assurer l’accès aux soins de santé de qualité à toute la population malagasy
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Assurer l’accès aux soins de santé de qualité à toute la population Malagasy. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

At-a-Glance Analysis of Kenya’s National and County Health Budgets FY 2016/17
Health Policy Project. 2017. At-a-Glance Analysis of Kenya’s National and County Health Budgets FY 2016/17. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Automating Data Collection to Enable Rapid Response to Emerging Disease Outbreaks
West African Health Organization. 2018. Automating Data Collection to Enable Rapid Response to Emerging Disease Outbreaks. Benin: West African Health Organization.

Benefits of Slower Population Growth in Malawi’s Districts
Republic of Malawi and University of Malawi. 2018. Benefits of Slower Population Growth in Malawi’s Districts. Lilongwe: Republic of Malawi.

Best Practices in Cascade Analytics and Costing as Steps to 95-95-95
Cantelmo, C. B., R. Granich, B. Patenaude. 2018. "Best Practices in Cascade Analytics and Costing as Steps to 95-95-95." Webinar PowerPoint presentation for USAID. February 1.

Beyond Abuja: A Primer on Approaches for Timely and Targeted Health Budget Advocacy—Building on the Tanzanian Experience
Prabhakaran, S., M. Ginivan, and A. Dutta. 2017. Beyond Abuja: A Primer on Approaches for Timely and Targeted Health Budget Advocacy—Building on the Tanzanian Experience. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Boosting Family Planning within the Sustainable Development Goals Framework: A Way Forward for Sindh, Pakistan
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Boosting Family Planning within the Sustainable Development Goals Framework: A Way Forward for Sindh, Pakistan. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Boosting Family Planning within the Sustainable Development Goals Framework: A Way Forward for Sindh, Pakistan (Sindhi)
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Boosting Family Planning within the Sustainable Development Goals Framework: A Way Forward for Sindh, Pakistan (Sindhi). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Boosting Family Planning within the Sustainable Development Goals Framework: A Way Forward for Sindh, Pakistan (Urdu)
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Boosting Family Planning within the Sustainable Development Goals Framework: A Way Forward for Sindh, Pakistan (Urdu). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Budget Execution for HIV-Related Allocations in Tanzania: Review of Performance for Fiscal Year 2016/17
Lee, B., K. Tarimo, and A. Dutta. 2017. Budget Execution for HIV-Related Allocations in Tanzania: Review of Performance for Fiscal Year 2016/17. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Building Capacity to Automate Data Quality Validations
West African Health Organization. 2018. Building Capacity to Automate Data Quality Validations. Benin: West African Health Organization.

Building the Capacity of 12 Counties in Program-based Budgeting: A Summary Report
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Building the Capacity of 12 Counties in Program-based Budgeting: A Summary Report. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Can differentiated care models solve the crisis in HIV treatment financing? Analysis of prospects for 38 countries in sub-Saharan Africa
Barker, C., A. Dutta, and K. Klein. 2017. “Can differentiated care models solve the crisis in HIV treatment financing? Analysis of prospects for 38 countries in sub-Saharan Africa.” Journal of the International AIDS Society 20(Supplement 4): 21648.

Changing Hearts and Minds: Results from a Multi-country Gender and Sexual Diversity Training
Poteat T, Park C, Solares D, Williams JK, Wolf RC, Metheny N, et al. (2017) Changing hearts and minds: Results from a multi-country gender and sexual diversity training. PLoS ONE 12(9): e0184484. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0184484

Children’s Consent for HIV Services: A Policy Analysis of the Health, Social Welfare, and Education Sectors in Kenya
Beardsley, K. 2018. Children’s Consent for HIV Services: A Policy Analysis of the Health, Social Welfare, and Education Sectors in Kenya. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Children’s Consent Framework: Policy and Practice for Maturity-Aligned Engagement of Children in Decisions about HIV-Related Medical and Social Services and Management of Confidential Information
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Children’s Consent Framework: Policy and Practice for Maturity-Aligned Engagement of Children in Decisions about HIV-Related Medical and Social Services and Management of Confidential Information. Washington, DC: Palladium.

CIP Performance Dashboard v0.1
Health Policy Plus. 2017. CIP Performance Dashboard v0.1. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Communicating with Multisectoral Stakeholders about Costed Implementation Plans
Citation: Health Policy Plus. 2017. Communicating with Multisectoral Stakeholders about Costed Implementation Plans. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Communiquer aux parties prenantes multisectorielles sur un Plan d’Action National Budgétisé
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Communiquer aux parties prenantes multisectorielles sur un Plan d’Action National Budgétisé. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Comparative Analysis: Policies Affecting Family Planning Access for Young Women in Guatemala, Malawi, and Nepal
Rosen, J.E., S. Pappa, A. Vazzano, and E. Neason. 2017. Comparative Analysis: Policies Affecting Family Planning Access for Young Women in Guatemala, Malawi, and Nepal. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Condom Distribution and Reporting Assessment: Strengthening Linkages at National, District, Facility, and Community Levels in Malawi
Cisek, C. and F. Khomani. 2018. Condom Distribution and Reporting Assessment: Strengthening Linkages at National, District, Facility, and Community Levels in Malawi. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Contribuer à l’atteinte du Dividende Démographique à Madagascar
Moreland, S. and O. Ralidera. 2018. Contribuer à l’atteinte du Dividende Démographique à Madagascar. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Contribuer à l’atteinte du Dividende Démographique au Burkina Faso
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Contribuer à l’atteinte du Dividende Démographique au Burkina Faso. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Contribuer à l’atteinte du Dividende Démographique en Côte d’Ivoire
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Contribuer à l’atteinte du Dividende Démographique en Côte d’Ivoire. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Cost of Providing HIV Care and Treatment Services in Private For-Profit Sector in Kenya
Koseki, S. 2017. “Cost of Providing HIV Care and Treatment Services in Private For-Profit Sector in Kenya.” PowerPoint presented at iHEA 2017 World Congress at Boston.

Costed Implementation Plan for Family Planning in Ethiopia, 2015 - 2020
Ethiopia Ministry of Health. 2016. Costed Implementation Plan for Family Planning in Ethiopia, 2015 - 2020. Addis Ababa: MOH.

Costed Implementation Plan for Family Planning in Ethiopia, 2015/16 - 2019/20
Ethiopia Ministry of Health (MOH). 2016. Costed Implementation Plan for Family Planning in Ethiopia, 2015/16 - 2019/20. Addis Ababa: MOH.

Costed Implementation Plan Performance Dashboard User Guide
Health Policy Plus. 2017. CIP Performance Dashboard User Guide. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Costed Implementation Plan Performance Dashboard Video Series
"CIP Performance Dashboard Series." Screencast playlist. Posted by Health Policy Plus, September 4, 2018. Available at https://www.screencast.com/t/zW5yKTjD1jI

Costed Implementation Plans (CIPs) for Family Planning: 10-Step Process for CIP Planning, Development, and Execution
Health Policy Plus and Knowledge for Health. 2018. Costed Implementation Plans (CIPs) for Family Planning: 10-Step Process for CIP Planning, Development, and Execution. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Costed Implementation Plans (CIPs) for Family Planning: A Background
Maiga, M. 2018. "Costed Implementation Plans (CIPs) for Family Planning: A Background." Presentation in Accra, Ghana. January 15.

Costed Implementation Plans (CIPs) for Family Planning: Team Roles and Responsibilities for CIP Development and Execution
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Costed Implementation Plans (CIPs) for Family Planning: Team Roles and Responsibilities for CIP Development and Execution. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Costed Implementation Plans for Family Planning: Performance Review Process Guide
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Costed Implementation Plans (CIPs) for Family Planning: Performance Review Process Guide. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Costed Implementation Plans for Family Planning: Standard Elements Checklist
Health Policy Project. 2015. Costed Implementation Plans for Family Planning Standard Elements Checklist. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Project.

Costed Implementation Plans for Family Planning: The Basics
Health Policy Project. 2015. Costed Implementation Plans for Family Planning: The Basics. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Project.

Costing of Malawi's Second Health Sector Strategic Plan Using the OneHealth Tool
Barker, C. 2017. Costing of Malawi’s Second Health Sector Strategic Plan using the OneHealth Tool. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Costs and Constraints in Meeting Ambitious Scale-up Targets for Pediatric and Adolescent Antiretroviral Treatment in Kenya
Dutta, A., S. Bowsky, D. Mwai, and C. Barker. 2016. "Costs and Constraints in Meeting Ambitious Scale-up Targets for Pediatric and Adolescent Antiretroviral Treatment in Kenya." Poster at International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

Cultivating Male Champions for Family Planning
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Cultivating Male Champions for Family Planning. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Decentralized Approach to Achieving Sustainable HIV Financing: Experience from Kenya's Transition into Devolved Government
Mairura, S. and D. Mwai. 2018. "Decentralized Approach to Achieving Sustainable HIV Financing: Experience from Kenya's Transition into Devolved Government." Poster at the 22nd International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam.

Deconstructing gender: evidence on how programmes address gender inequalities to improve health
Rottach, E., S. Pappa, R. Dayal, and M. Das. 2017. "Deconstructing gender: evidence on how programmes address gender inequalities to improve health." Development in Practice. 27(2).

Diagramme du Flux Financier: Montrant comment l’argent arrive du budget de l’état au MSANP
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Diagramme du Flux Financier: Montrant comment l’argent arrive du budget de l’état au MSANP. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Dinámica Demográfica en Guatemala y su Impacto en la Salud, la Educación, y los Objetivos Económicos del País
"Dinámica Demográfica en Guatemala y su Impacto en la Salud, la Educación, y los Objetivos Económicos del País" YouTube video, 56:41. Posted by Health Policy Project, August 1, 2018 Available at https://youtu.be/H3JnXjWo4hw

District-level Benefits of Slower Population Growth in Malawi
Republic of Malawi and University of Malawi. 2018. District-level Benefits of Slower Population Growth in Malawi. Lilongwe: Republic of Malawi.

Dividende Démographique à Madagascar
Moreland, S. and O. Ralidera. 2018. “Dividende Démographique à Madagascar.” PowerPoint Presentation.

DMPA-SC Impact Model
Rosen, J., M. Weinberger, and E. McGinn. 2018. “Model for DMPA-SC Impact.” Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

DMPA-SC Introduction and Scale-Up in Nigeria: Future Benefits for Contraceptive Use and Savings
Health Policy Plus. 2018. DMPA-SC Introduction and Scale-Up in Nigeria: Future Benefits for Contraceptive Use and Savings. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Do Better Laws and Regulations Promote Universal Health Coverage? A Review of the Evidence
Prabhakaran, S., A. Dutta, A. Saxena, K. Stromberg, D. Clarke, and S. Sharma. 2017. Do Better Laws and Regulations Promote Universal Health Coverage? A Review of the Evidence. Washington, DC: Marshalling the Evidence for Health Governance TWG.

Effect of Family Planning Interventions on Couple Years of Protection in Malawi
Lemani, C., N. Kamtuwanje, B. Phiri, I.S. Speizer, K. Singh, et al. 2018. “Effect of family planning interventions on couple years of protection in Malawi.” International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics 140(2):1-8.

Engaging with Health Facilities for HIV-related Stigma Reduction
Nyblade, L., N. Metheny, and S. Jacinthe. 2017. “Engaging with Health Facilities for HIV-Related Stigma Reduction.” Webinar PowerPoint presentation, February 16.

Equipe d'Informatique Sanitaire de l'Afrique de l'Ouest (WAHIT)
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Equipe d'Informatique Sanitaire de l'Afrique de l'Ouest (WAHIT). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Espacio Fiscal para la Salud en Guatemala: Perspectivas para Aumentar los Recursos Públicos para la Salud
Fagan, T. 2017. Espacio Fiscal para la Salud en Guatemala: Perspectivas para Aumentar los Recursos Públicos para la Salud. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Essential Components of Family Planning Benefits Packages
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Essential Components of Family Planning Benefits Packages. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Establishing and Sustaining Government Financing for Contraceptives in Guatemala
Carr, D., M. de la Cruz, and H. Cross. 2017. Establishing and Sustaining Government Financing for Contraceptives in Guatemala. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Ethiopia’s Emerging HIV Financing Gap: The Need for Increased Domestic Funding
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Ethiopia’s Emerging HIV Financing Gap: The Need for Increased Domestic Funding. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Evidence and Advocacy Unlocking Resources for Family Planning in Nigeria
Jurczynska, K. 2017. “Evidence and Advocacy: Unlock Resources for Family Planning in Nigeria.” Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Exemple de Feuille de Route et Etapes du Processus du PAC
Health Policy Project. 2015. Exemple de Feuille de Route et Etapes du Processus du PAC. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Project.

Expanding Healthcare Access through the Private Sector: Indonesia’s National Health Insurance and Private Hospitals
Health Policy Plus and National Team for the Acceleration of Poverty Reduction, Indonesia. 2018. Expanding Healthcare Access through the Private Sector: Indonesia’s National Health Insurance and Private Hospitals. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health P

Expanding Markets while Improving Health in Indonesia: The Private Health Sector Market in the JKN Era
Britton, K., Koseki, S., and Dutta, A. 2018. Expanding Markets while Improving Health in Indonesia: Private Health Sector Market in the JKN Era. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus; and Jakarta, Indonesia: TNP2K.

Family Planning and the Sustainable Development Goals in Guatemala
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2017. Family Planning and the Sustainable Development Goals in Guatemala. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

Family Planning CIP Costing Tool
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Family Planning CIP Costing Tool. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Family Planning CIP Costing Tool User Guide
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Family Planning CIP Costing Tool User Guide. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Family Planning in Latin America’s UHC Agenda
Fagan, T. 2017. “Family Planning in Latin America’s UHC Agenda.” PowerPoint presented at iHEA 2017 World Congress at Boston.

Family Planning in the Context of Latin America's Universal Health Coverage Agenda
Fagan, T., A. Dutta, J. Rosen, A. Olivetti, and K. Klein. 2017. "Family Planning in the Context of Latin America's Universal Health Coverage Agenda."

Family Planning Resource Requirements in Liberia
Jordan Hatcher, Christine Lasway, and Minnie Sirtor. 2018. Family Planning Resource Requirements in Liberia. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Family Planning-Sustainable Development Goals Model
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Family Planning-Sustainable Development Goals Model. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Fear of Workplace HIV Transmission: An Unrecognized and Actionable Driver of Stigma and Discrimination in Health Facilities in Jamaica
Skyers, N., R. McLean, I. Cruickshank, D. Chevannes-Vogel, S. McLeish, et al. 2018. “Fear of Workplace HIV Transmission: An Unrecognized and Actionable Driver of Stigma & Discrimination in Health Facilities in Jamaica.” Poster at AIDS 2018, Amsterdam

Financement de la santé: Améliorer l’accès abordable aux services de santé essentiels
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Financement de la santé: Améliorer l’accès abordable aux services de santé essentiels. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financial Implications of Paying for Maternal and Neonatal Healthcare Services for Vulnerable Populations in Tanzania
Ginivan, M., A. Dutta, P. Saint-Firmin, and K. Tarimo. 2018. Financial Implications of Paying for Maternal and Neonatal Healthcare Services for Vulnerable Populations in Tanzania. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing Family Planning: Chile
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Financing Family Planning: Chile. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing Family Planning: Colombia
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Financing Family Planning: Colombia. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing Family Planning: Costa Rica
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Financing Family Planning: Costa Rica. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing Family Planning: Dominican Republic
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Financing Family Planning: Dominican Republic. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing Family Planning: Guatemala
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Financing Family Planning: Guatemala. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing Family Planning: Haiti
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Financing Family Planning: Haiti. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing Family Planning: Honduras
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Financing Family Planning: Honduras. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing Family Planning: Jamaica
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Financing Family Planning: Jamaica. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing Family Planning: Peru
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Financing Family Planning: Peru. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing for Family Planning in Nigeria
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Financing for Family Planning in Nigeria. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Financing the Sindh Costed Implementation Plan (CIP): Strengths and Gaps
Plan Implementation Unit, Costed Implementation Plan, Population Welfare Department, Government of Sindh. 2017. Financing the Sindh Costed Implementation Plan (CIP): Strengths and Gaps. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Fiscal Space for Health in Guatemala: Prospects for Increasing Public Resources for Health
Fagan, T. 2017. Fiscal Space for Health in Guatemala: Prospects for Increasing Public Resources for Health. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on Peace and Prosperity: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Achieve Peace and Prosperity
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Focus on Peace and Prosperity: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Achieve Peace and Prosperity. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on Peace and Prosperity: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Achieve Peace and Prosperity (Sindhi)
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Focus on Peace and Prosperity: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Achieve Peace and Prosperity (Sindhi). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on Peace and Prosperity: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Achieve Peace and Prosperity (Urdu)
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Focus on Peace and Prosperity: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Achieve Peace and Prosperity (Urdu). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on People: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Safeguard Pakistan's People
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Focus on People: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Safeguard Pakistan's People. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on People: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Safeguard Pakistan's People (Sindhi)
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Focus on People: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Safeguard Pakistan's People (Sindhi). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on People: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Safeguard Pakistan's People (Urdu)
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Focus on People: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Safeguard Pakistan's People (Urdu). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Protect Pakistan's Natural Resources
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Protect Pakistan's Natural Resources. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Protect Pakistan's Natural Resources (Sindhi)
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Protect Pakistan's Natural Resources (Sindhi). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Protect Pakistan's Natural Resources (Urdu)
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs and Protect Pakistan's Natural Resources (Urdu). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs, Avert Natural Disasters, and Ensure Sustainable Growth
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs, Avert Natural Disasters, and Ensure Sustainable Growth. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs, Avert Natural Disasters, and Ensure Sustainable Growth (Sindhi)
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs, Avert Natural Disasters, and Ensure Sustainable Growth (Sindhi). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs, Avert Natural Disasters, and Ensure Sustainable Growth (Urdu)
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Focus on the Planet: Invest in Family Planning to Achieve the SDGs, Avert Natural Disasters, and Ensure Sustainable Growth (Urdu). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Fostering Joint Accountability within Health Systems
Health Policy Plus. 2018. "Fostering Joint Accountability within Health Systems." Webinar PowerPoint presentation, May 23.

Fostering Joint Accountability within Health Systems (Webinar Recording)
“Fostering Joint Accountability within Health Systems.” GoToWebinar recording, 58:28. Hosted by the Health Policy Project, May 23, 2018. Available at: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2218624639547362051.

Fostering Joint Accountability Within Health Systems: Training Curriculum
Vazzano, A., A. Lipsky, S. Richiedei, and A. Jorgensen. 2018. Fostering Joint Accountability Within Health Systems: Training Curriculum. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Fostering Media Engagement in Family Planning
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Fostering Media Engagement in Family Planning. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

From Advocacy to Accountability: Empowering Communities Throughout the UHC Process
Cardona, R.V. 2017. "From Advocacy to Accountability: Empowering Communities Throughout the UHC Process." PowerPoint presentation presented at Extending Coverage to Marginalized Groups, Bangkok.

From National Strategies to District Realities: Integrating Family Planning Interventions into District Implementation Plans
Health Policy Plus. 2018. From National Strategies to District Realities: Integrating Family Planning Interventions into District Implementation Plans. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Gender & Sexual Diversity: A Training on Policies, Health, and Gender and Sexual Diversity in Jamaica
Health Policy Plus. 2018. "Gender & Sexual Diversity: A Training on Policies, Health, and Gender and Sexual Diversity in Jamaica." PowerPoint Presentation.

Gender & Sexual Diversity: A Training on Policies, Health, and Gender and Sexual Diversity in Jamaica, Facilitator's Package
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Gender & Sexual Diversity: A Training on Policies, Health, and Gender and Sexual Diversity in Jamaica, Facilitator’s Package. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Gender & Sexual Diversity: A Training on Policies, Health, and Gender and Sexual Diversity in Kenya
Health Policy Plus. 2018. "Gender & Sexual Diversity: A Training on Policies, Health, and Gender and Sexual Diversity in Kenya." PowerPoint Presentation.

Gender & Sexual Diversity: A Training on Policies, Health, and Gender and Sexual Diversity in Kenya, Facilitator’s Package
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Gender & Sexual Diversity: A Training on Policies, Health, and Gender and Sexual Diversity in Kenya, Facilitator’s Package. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Gender-Based Violence and Family Planning: An Implementation Assessment of Uganda’s Policy Framework
Suggested citation: Rottach, E., I. Among, W. Gerber, and R. Kaufman. 2018. Gender-Based Violence and Family Planning: An Implementation Assessment of Uganda’s Policy Framework. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Ghana HIV Policy Scan and Action Plan: Improving the Supply of HIV and Tuberculosis Commodities for Civil Society Implementers and Private Providers
Zapfel, A. and K. Beardsley. 2018. Ghana HIV Policy Scan and Action Plan: Improving the Supply of HIV and Tuberculosis Commodities for Civil Society Implementers and Private Providers. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Government Stewardship and Primary Health Care in Guatemala Since 1996
Cross, H.E., M. De La Cruz, J. Dent. 2018. "Government Stewardship and Primary Health Care in Guatemala Since 1996." Public Administration and Development: 1–12..

Government Stewardship of the For-Profit Private Health Sector in Afghanistan
Cross, H., Sayedi, O., Irani, L., Archer L., Sears K., and Sharma S. 2016 "Government Stewardship of the For-Profit Private Health Sector in Afghanistan." Health Policy and Planning. doi: 10.1093/heapol/czw130.

Guatemala Population Dynamics: 2015–2055
Smith, E., J. Dent, K. Jurczynska, M. de la Cruz, and C. Roca. 2018. Guatemala Population Dynamics: 2015–2055. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

Guatemala Population Dynamics: 2015–2055 (Executive Summary)
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2018. Guatemala Population Dynamics: 2015–2055. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

Guatemala Population Dynamics: 2015–2055 (Results Table)
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2018. “Guatemala Population Dynamics 2015–2055: Results Table.” Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

Guatemala's Family Planning Transition: Successes, Challenges, and Lessons Learned for Transitioning Countries
Gribble, J. 2018. "Guatemala's Family Planning Transition: Successes, Challenges, and Lessons Learned for Transitioning Countries." Presentation in Accra, Ghana. January 16.

Guide de l'utilisateur du tableau de bord de performance PANB
Health Policy Plus. 2017.Guide de l'utilisateur du tableau de bord de performance PANB. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Guyana’s Budget Process and Windows for Advocacy: A Guide to Inform Advocacy for HIV and Health Resources
Health Policy Plus. 2018. “Guyana’s Budget Process and Windows for Advocacy: A Guide to Inform Advocacy for HIV and Health Resources.” Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Has Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme Improved Access to Maternal and Newborn Health Services?
Teplitskaya, L. and A. Dutta. 2018. Has Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme Improved Access to Maternal and Newborn Health Services? Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Has Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme Improved Family Planning Use?
Teplitskaya, L., R. Ross, and A. Dutta. 2018. Has Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme Improved Family Planning Use? Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Has Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme Reached the Most Vulnerable?: A Benefit Incidence Analysis of JKN Hospital Expenditure
Health Policy Plus and National Team for the Acceleration of Poverty Reduction, Indonesia. 2018. Has Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme Reached the Most Vulnerable? Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health and Education Policy Plus: Guatemala
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health and Education Policy Plus: Guatemala. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health and Population from a Muslim Perspective (Arabic)
Health Policy Plus, et al. 2018. Health and Population from a Muslim Perspective (Arabic). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing for Family Planning: Chile (Spanish)
Financing Family Planning: Chile. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing for Family Planning: Colombia (Spanish)
Financing Family Planning: Colombia. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing for Family Planning: Costa Rica (Spanish)
Financing Family Planning: Costa Rica. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing for Family Planning: Dominican Republic (Spanish)
Financing Family Planning: Dominican Republic. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing for Family Planning: Guatemala (Spanish)
Financing Family Planning: Guatemala. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing for Family Planning: Haiti (French)
Financing Family Planning: Haiti. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing for Family Planning: Honduras (Spanish)
Financing Family Planning: Honduras. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing for Family Planning: Peru (Spanish)
Financing Family Planning: Peru. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing Innovations in Madagascar on the Path to Universal Health Coverage
Ramamonjisoa, E. and E. Lang. 2018. Health Financing Innovations in Madagascar on the Path to Universal Health Coverage. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Financing: Increasing Affordable Access to Key Health Services
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Health Financing: Increasing Affordable Access to Key Health Services. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Health Policy Plus: Project Overview. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus Factsheet: Cambodia
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus Factsheet: Cambodia. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Aperçu du projet
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Aperçu du projet. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Applying Country-Led Sustainable Financing Initiatives in High-Burden Countries
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Applying Country-Led Sustainable Financing Initiatives in High-HIV-Burden Countries. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Family Planning and Reproductive Health
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Health Policy Plus: Family Planning and Reproductive Health. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Family Planning-Sustainable Development Goals Model (Overview)
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Family Planning-Sustainable Development Goals Model. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Ghana
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Health Policy Plus: Ghana. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Groundbreaking Research and Initiatives to Measure and Reduce Stigma and Discrimination
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Health Policy Plus: Groundbreaking Research and Initiatives to Measure and Reduce Stigma and Discrimination. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Indonesia
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Indonesia. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Kenya and East Africa
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Health Policy Plus: Kenya and East Africa. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Madagascar
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Madagascar. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Madagascar (French)
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Madagascar. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Malawi
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Health Policy Plus: Malawi. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Mali
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Health Policy Plus: Mali. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Mali (French)
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Health Policy Plus: Mali. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Mozambique
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Mozambique. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Nigeria
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Nigeria. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Pakistan
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Health Policy Plus: Pakistan. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Policy Approaches to Reach Epidemic Control
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Policy Approaches to Reach Epidemic Control. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Social Contracting: Supporting Domestic Public Financing for Civil Society’s Role in the HIV Response
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Health Policy Plus: Social Contracting: Supporting Domestic Public Financing for Civil Society’s Role in the HIV Response. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Supporting a Sustainable HIV Response for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Health Policy Plus: Supporting a Sustainable HIV Response for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Health Policy Plus: Tanzania
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Health Policy Plus: Tanzania. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Healthcare Utilization Trends Under Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme: 2011–2016
Health Policy Plus and National Team for the Acceleration of Poverty Reduction, Indonesia. 2018. Healthcare Utilization Trends Under Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme: 2011–2016. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Held Back By Fear: How Stigma and Discrimination Keep Adolescents from Accessing Sexual and Reproductive Health Information and Services
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Held Back By Fear: How Stigma and Discrimination Keep Adolescents from Accessing Sexual and Reproductive Health Information and Services. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

HIV Policy Scan and Action Plan
Klindera, K., K. Beardsley, A. Zapfel. 2018. "HIV Policy Scan and Action Plan." Webinar PowerPoint presentation, January 23.

HIV Policy Scan and Action Planning: Activity Design Manual
Health Policy Plus. 2018. HIV Policy Scan and Action Planning: Activity Design Manual. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

HIV Trends among Adolescents and Young Adults Ages 15-24 in 23 High-burden Countries
Barker, C., S. Bowsky, and A. Dutta. 2016. "HIV Trends Among Adolescents and Young Adults Ages 15-24 in 23 High-burden Countries." Poster at International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

How County Health Leadership Can Influence County Budgets
Health Policy Plus. 2017. How County Health Leadership Can Influence County Budgets. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

How Much Will It Cost for Kenya to Achieve National Targets in HIV Care by 2020?
Health Policy Plus and Kenya Ministry of Health. 2018. How Much Will It Cost for Kenya to Achieve National Targets in HIV Care by 2020? Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

How Sustainable is Decentralizing Healthcare Financing to Municipalities? Promoting Devolution to Improve Resource Utilization, Accountability and Equity in Guatemala
Valladares, R. 2017. ” How Sustainable is Decentralizing Healthcare Financing to Municipalities? Promoting Devolution to Improve Resource Utilization, Accountability and Equity in Guatemala.” PowerPoint presented at iHEA 2017 World Congress.

How to Engage with Health Facilities to Reduce HIV-Related Stigma and Move Closer to Test and Treat Goals
Berry, A., L. Nyblade, S. McLeish, M. Balampama, and N. Addo. 2018. "How to Engage with Health Facilities to Reduce HIV-related Stigma and Move Closer to Test and Treat Goals." Webinar PowerPoint presentation, January 31.

HP+ Jamaica: Positive Health, Dignity, and Prevention (PHDP)
Amanyeiwe, U., S. McLeish, A. Reid, H. Gough, J. Patrick, and J. Knight-Johnson. 2018. "HP+ Jamaica Positive Health, Dignity, and Prevention (PHDP)." Webinar PowerPoint presentation, January 31.

HP+/Project SOAR Oral PrEP Modeling
Kripke, K. 2018. "HP+/Project SOAR Oral PrEP Modeling." Webinar PowerPoint presentation, January 16.

Illustrative CIP Process Roadmap and Sequencing
Health Policy Project. 2015. Illustrative CIP Process Roadmap and Sequencing. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Project.

ImpactNOW Madagascar: L’impact d’investissement en planification familiale
Health Policy Plus. 2016. ImpactNOW Madagascar: L'impact d'investissement en planification familiale. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Improving Access to Quality Healthcare: A Political Economy Analysis of the Prospects for Municipal Health Insurance Schemes in Guatemala
Bland, G., L. Peinado, and C. Stewart. 2017. Improving Access to Quality Healthcare: A Political Economy Analysis of the Prospects for Municipal Health Insurance Schemes in Guatemala. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

Indonesia’s Private Health Sector Market in the JKN Era
Health Policy Plus and National Team for the Acceleration of Poverty Reduction, Indonesia. 2018. Indonesia’s Private Health Sector Market in the JKN Era. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Innovations en matière de financement de la santé à Madagascar en vue de la couverture santé universelle
Ramamonjisoa, E. and E. Lang. 2018. Innovations en matière de financement de la santé à Madagascar en vue de la couverture santé universelle. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Introduction to the Family Planning Financing Roadmap
Cantelmo, C. B. 2018. "Introduction to the Family Planning Financing Roadmap." Presentation in Accra, Ghana. January 16.

Investing in Family Planning for Youth in Sindh
Pappa, S. and E. Rottach. 2018. Investing in Family Planning for Youth in Sindh. Karachi: CIP Secretariat, Population Welfare Department, Government of Sindh

Investing in Family Planning to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria
Pappa, S., R. Naik, S. Sacher, and S. Sule. 2017. Investing in Family Planning to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria: Key Actions for Federal and State Decision-Makers. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Is Health Insurance Coverage Associated with Improved Family Planning Access? A Review of Household Survey Data from Seven FP2020 Countries
Ross, R., T. Fagan, and A. Dutta. 2018. Is Health Insurance Coverage Associated with Improved Family Planning Access? A Review of Household Survey Data from Seven FP2020 Countries. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Is Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Associated with Greater Hospital Efficiency? Evidence from a Survey of Private Hospitals
Ross, R. and A. Dutta. 2018. Is Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Associated with Greater Hospital Efficiency? Evidence from a Survey of Private Hospitals. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Joint Accountability for FP2020 Commitments
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Joint Accountability for FP2020 Commitments. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Keberlanjutan Keuangan Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional: 2017–2021
Health Policy Plus and National Team for the Acceleration of Poverty Reduction, Indonesia. 2018. Keberlanjutan Keuangan Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional: 2017–2021. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Know Your Market to Grow Your Market
Mihayo, P., R. Kigula, S. Rahaim. 2018. "Know Your Market to Grow Your Market." Presentation in Accra, Ghana. Janaury 16.

Kuelekea kwenye Vituo vya Kutolea Huduma za Afya Visivyo na Unyanyapaa
Nyblade, L., et al. 2018. Kuelekea kwenye Vituo vya Kutolea Huduma za Afya Visivyo na Unyanyapaa. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Kugwirizana Komwe Kulipo Pakati pa Chiwerengero cha Anthu ndi Chitukuko m’Malawi
Republic of Malawi and University of Malawi. 2017. Kugwirizana Komwe Kulipo Pakati pa Chiwerengero cha Anthu ndi Chitukuko m’Malawi. Lilongwe: Republic of Malawi.

L’environnement légal pour la planification familiale et la santé de la reproduction à Madagascar
Brinkerhoff, D.W., O. Indriamihaja, A. Lipsky, and C. Stewart. 2017. L’environnement légal pour la planification familiale et la santé de la reproduction à Madagascar. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

La Planificación Familiar y los Objectivos de Desarrollo Sostenible en Guatemala
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La santé et la population au regard de l’islam
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La santé et la population au regard du Christianisme
Health Policy Plus, et al. 2018. La santé et la population au regard du Christianisme. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

La serie sur le tableau de bord de performance PANB
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Le plaidoyer adaptatif aboutit à une nouvelle loi fondée sur les droits: un développement garanti à Madagascar
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Leading Change: Women’s Leadership for Achieving Sindh’s Family Planning 2020 Commitments
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Leading Change: Women’s Leadership for Achieving Sindh’s Family Planning 2020 Commitments. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Leading Change: Women’s Leadership Initiative in Sindh
“Leading Change: Women’s Leadership Initiative in Sindh” YouTube video, 8:56. Posted by the Health Policy Project, January 31, 2018. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTC6OPX7vek&feature=youtube.

Legal and Regulatory Framework for Social Contracting in Guyana: Desk Review and Social Contracting Analysis
Cenac, V., S. McLeish, and R. MacInnis. 2017. Legal and Regulatory Framework for Social Contracting in Guyana: Desk Review and Social Contracting Analysis. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Legal Audit Update on HIV Law and Policy in Ghana
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Les Voies du Changement : Comment l’introduction du DMPA-SC pourrait Changer la donne d’un Programme National de Planification Familiale
Health Policy Project. 2017. Les Voies du Changement : Comment l’introduction du DMPA-SC pourrait Changer la donne d’un Programme National de Planification Familiale.

Lesotho HIV Policy Scan and Action Plan: Policy and Legal Opportunities for HIV Testing Services and Civil Society Engagement
Beardsley, Kip., A. Zapfel, and T. Williamson. 2017. Lesotho HIV Policy Scan and Action Plan: Policy and Legal Opportunities for HIV Testing Services and Civil Society Engagement. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Liberia Family Planning Costed Implementation Plan (2018-2022)
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Linking Population and Development in Malawi: Using the RAPID Model to Plan for Our Future
Republic of Malawi and University of Malawi. 2017. Linking Population and Development in Malawi: Using the RAPID Model to Plan for Our Future. Lilongwe: Republic of Malawi.

Macro-fiscal Challenges and Realistic Prospects for Domestic Resource Mobilization for HIV in Zambia and Uganda
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Madagascar Costed Implementation Plan for Family Planning
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Madagascar Costed Implementation Plan: Experiences
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Malawi National Condom Strategy 2015-2020
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Mali Dakar Declaration Roadmap (French)
Haut conseil national de lutte contre le SIDA. 2018. La Feuille de Route du Mali Issue de la Déclaration de Dakar. République du Mali.

Mapping of Organizations Working in Youth-Friendly Health Services in Malawi
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Marco Legal, Normativo y de Política Para la Descentralización de los Servicios de Salud en Guatemala
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Maternal Health Services in Tanzania: Determinants of Use and Related Financial Barriers from 2015-16 Survey Data
Teplitskaya, L., A. Dutta, P. Saint-Firmin, and Z. Wang. 2018. Maternal Health Services in Tanzania: Determinants of Use and Related Financial Barriers from 2015-16 Survey Data. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Measuring Stigma and Discrimination in Ghana's Health Facilities for Intervention Design: Fear of HIV Status Disclosure and Lack of Confidentiality Are Key Actionable Factors
Nyblade, L., Addo, N., Atuahene, K., Gyamera, E., Stewart, C. et al. 2018. "Measuring Stigma and Discrimination in Ghana's Health Facilities for Intervention Design." Poster at the 22nd International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam.

Meeting the Reproductive Intentions of PLHIV in Malawi
Mtema, O. 2016. "Meeting the Reproductive Intentions of PLHIV in Malawi." Presentation at International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

Mejora del acceso a una atención de calidad: análisis desde la economía política sobre las perspectivas de los planes municipales de seguros de salud en Guatemala
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Memperluas Akses Pelayanan Kesehatan melalui Sektor Swasta: Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional dan Rumah Sakit Swasta
Health Policy Plus dan Tim Nasional Percepatan Penanggulangan Kemiskinan, Indonesia. 2018. Memperluas Akses Pelayanan Kesehatan melalui Sektor Swasta: Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional dan Rumah Sakit Swasta. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Mentoring and Apprenticeship Programs: Global Examples and Recommendations
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2018. Mentoring and Apprenticeship Programs: Global Examples and Recommendations. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

Mettre Fin au Mariage des Enfants au Mali
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Mobile Technology and Citizen Engagement: The Sauti Yangu, Afya Yangu Experience
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Mobile Technology and Citizen Engagement: The Sauti Yangu, Afya Yangu Experience. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Mobilizing Domestic Financing for HIV through Health Insurance in Tanzania
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Modeling the Effects of Family Planning on the Sustainable Development Goals: Family Planning-Sustainable Development Goals Model Methodology and User's Manual
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Modeling the Impact and Cost-Effectiveness of Oral Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) in Mozambique
Dent, J., Kripke, K., Hawry, T., Gaspar, N., Cuoto, A., et al. 2018. "Modeling the Impact and Cost-Effectiveness of Oral Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) in Mozambique." Poster at the 22nd International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam.

Mozambique Test and Start Cost Analysis
Ministry of Health. 2017. “Mozambique Test and Start Cost Analysis.” Presentation prepared for Mozambique Ministry of Health with the Health Policy Plus project. Maputo: Ministry of Health.

National and County Health Budget Analysis FY 2015/16
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National and County Health Budget Analysis FY 2016/17
Ministry of Health. 2017. National and County Health Budget Analysis FY 2016/17. Nairobi: Republic of Kenya.

New Resource for Sustainable Family Planning: Webinar
"New Resource for Sustainable Family Planning" YouTube video, 45:28. Posted by Health Policy Project, July 16, 2018 Available at https://youtu.be/O3gXqONOzVQ

Nigeria Population and Development
Federal Ministry of Health, National Population Commission, and Health Policy Plus. 2017. Nigeria Population and Development. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Nigeria Population and Development: Bauchi State
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Nigeria Population and Development: Ebonyi State
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Nigeria Population and Development: Sokoto State
Health Policy Plus and Sokoto State. 2017. Nigeria Population and Development: Sokoto State. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Nigeria's 2004 National Policy on Population for Sustainable Development: Implementation Assessment Highlights
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Options to Finance the Rapid Scale-Up of the HIV Response in Indonesia
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Oral Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Modeling Results: Lesotho
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Oral Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Modeling Results: Lesotho. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Oral Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Modeling Results: Mozambique
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Oral Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Modeling Results: Mozambique. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Oral PrEP Modeling for Strategic Planning: Results from 13 Countries
Schunure, M., K. Kripke, S. Forsythe, M. Hamilton, J. Dent, et al. 2018. “Oral PrEP Modeling for Strategic Planning: Results from 13 Countries.” Poster at the 22nd International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam.

Outil de Budgétisation du PANB en Planification Familiale: Guide de l’Utilisateur
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Outil de Budgétisation du PANB en Planification Familiale: Guide de l’Utilisateur. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Outil de Budgétisation en Planification Familiale du PANB
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Outil de Budgétisation en Planification Familiale du PANB. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Pasar Sektor Kesehatan Swasta di Era JKN
Health Policy Plus dan Tim Nasional Percepatan Penanggulangan Kemiskinan, Indonesia. 2018. Pasar Sektor Kesehatan Swasta di Era JKN. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Pathways of Change: How DMPA-SC Introduction may Impact a National Family Planning Program
Health Policy Plus Project. 2017. Pathways of Change: How DMPA-SC Introduction may Impact a National Family Planning Program. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Pediatric HIV Transition Model
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Pediatric HIV Transition Model. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Pediatric HIV Transition Model: User’s Guide
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Pediatric HIV Transition Model: User’s Guide. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

PEPFAR Malawi Gender Assessment Report (2015)
Pendleton, J., M. Mellish, and H. Sapuwa. 2016. PEPFAR Malawi Gender Assessment Report (2015). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Phindu la kuchepetsa kakweredwe ka chiwerengero cha anthu m’maboma a dziko la Malawi
Republic of Malawi and University of Malawi. 2018. Phindu la kuchepetsa kakweredwe ka chiwerengero cha anthu m’maboma a dziko la Malawi. Lilongwe: Republic of Malawi.

Plan d’action national budgétisé à Madagascar Experiences
Haingonirina, R. 2018. "Plan d’action national budgétisé à Madagascar Experiences." Presentation in Accra, Ghana. January 15.

Plan d’Action National Budgétisé de Planification Familiale de la Guinée 2019-2023
Ministère de la Santé, Direction Nationale de la Sante Familiale et de la Nutrition. 2018. Plan d’Action National Budgétisé de Planification Familiale de la Guinée 2019-2023. Ministère de la Santé.

Plan d’Action National Budgétisé pour la Planification Familiale: Brève Introduction
Maiga, M, 2018. "Plan d’Action National Budgétisé pour la Planification Familiale: Brève Introduction." Presentation in Accra, Ghana. January 15.

Plan national d’accélération de planification familiale du Burkina Faso 2017-2020
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Planification familiale au Niger: Plan opérationnel 2018
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Plans Chiffres d’Application Pour la Planification Familiale: Les Bases
Health Policy Project. 2015. Plans Chiffres d’Application Pour la Planification Familiale: Les Bases. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Project.

Plans d’Action Nationaux Budgétisés (PANB) de Planification Familiale: Guide d’évaluation de la performance
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Plans d’Action Nationaux Budgétisés (PANB) de Planification Familiale: Guide d’évaluation de la performance. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Plans d’Action Nationaux Budgétisés (PANB) de Planification Familiale: Planifier, développer et exécuter un PANB en 10 étapes
Health Policy Plus and Knowledge for Health. 2018. Plans d’Action Nationaux Budgétisés (PANB) de Planification Familiale: Planifier, développer et exécuter un PANB en 10 étapes. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Plans d’Action Nationaux Budgétisés (PANB) de Planification Familiale: Rôles et responsabilités de l’équipe de développement et exécution d’un PANB
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Plans d’Action Nationaux Budgétisés (PANB) de Planification Familiale: Rôles et responsabilités de l’équipe de développement et exécution d’un PANB. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Plans d’Application Chiffrés pour la Planification Familiale: Liste de Contrôle Standard pour les Eléments
Health Policy Project. 2015. Plans d’Application Chiffrés pour la Planification Familiale: Liste de Contrôle Standard pour les Eléments. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Project.

Politique Nationale de Sante Communautaire a Madagascar
République de Madagascar. 2017. Politique Nationale de Sante Communautaire a Madagascar. Antananarivo: République de Madagascar.

Positive Health, Dignity, and Prevention: Training Modules for Promoting Leadership among Persons Living with HIV, Second Edition
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Positive Health, Dignity, and Prevention: Training Modules for Promoting Leadership among Persons Living with HIV in Jamaica, Second Edition. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Potential Domestic Source Financing for Scaled-Up Antiretroviral Therapy in 97 Countries from 2015 to 2020
Dutta, A. and C. Barker. 2016. "Potential Domestic Source Financing for Scaled-Up Antiretroviral Therapy in 97 Countries from 2015 to 2020." Presentation at International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

Pourquoi Nous Avons Besoin d’Une Loi Contre la VBG : Les Décideurs
Health Policy Plus. 2018. "Les Raisons Pour Lesquelles Nous Avons Besoin d’une Loi Contre les Violences Basées Sur le Genre Au Mali : Les Décideurs." Washington, DC: Health Policy Plus.

Pourquoi Nous Avons Besoin d’Une Loi Contre la VBG : Professionnels des Médias
Health Policy Plus. 2018. "Les Raisons Pour Lesquelles Nous Avons Besoin d’une Loi Contre les Violences Basées Sur le Genre Au Mali : Professionnels des Médias." Washington, DC: Health Policy Plus.

Préparer la réforme des soins essentiels dans la communauté (SEC) au Mali : placer l'argent là où les besoins sont les plus critiques
Health Policy Plus and Republic of Mali. 2018. Préparer la réforme des soins essentiels dans la communauté (SEC) au Mali : placer l'argent là où les besoins sont les plus critiques. Washington, DC : Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Preparing for Transition: Financing Cambodia’s HIV Response
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Preparing for Transition: Financing Cambodia’s HIV Response. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Private Sector Alliances for Job Training Services: Global Examples and Recommendations for Guatemala
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2018. Private Sector Alliances for Job Training Services: Global Examples and Recommendations for Guatemala. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

Programas de mentoría y aprendices: Ejemplos y recomendaciones globales
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2018. Programas de mentoría y aprendices: Ejemplos y recomendaciones globales. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

Promoting One Health Approaches through Integrated Data Systems
West African Health Organization. 2018. Promoting One Health Approaches through Integrated Data Systems. Burkina Faso: West African Health Organization.

Promoting Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, Child, and Adolescent Health in Mozambique: An Investment Case for the Global Financing Facility
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Promoting Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, Child, and Adolescent Health in Mozambique: An Investment Case for the Global Financing Facility. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Purchasing Family Planning Services
Dutta, A. and S. Sharma. 2018. "Purchasing Family Planning Services." Presentation in Accra, Ghana. January 16.

Qualitative Data Analysis: Identifying Key Themes from Transcripts
Health Policy Plus. 2018. “Qualitative Data Analysis: Identifying Key Themes from Transcripts.” PowerPoint Presentation.

Rapid Assessment of the Jamaica Key Populations Challenge Fund (KPCF) Stigma-reduction Training
Stockton, M., L. Nyblade, S. McLeish, and B. O’Connor. 2016. Rapid Assessment of the Jamaica Key Populations Challenge Fund (KPCF) Stigma-reduction Training. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

RAPID: Estimating the Impact of Population Growth on Development in Malawi
Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Development and University of Malawi, Chancellor College. 2017. RAPID: Estimating the Impact of Population Growth on Development in Malawi. Lilongwe: Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Development.

RAPID: The Change We Seek, Nigeria
Federal Ministry of Health, National Population Commission, and Health Policy Plus. 2017. RAPID: The Change We Seek, Nigeria. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

RAPIDWomen Factsheet (French)
Health Policy Plus and Republic of Mali. 2018. RAPID Femmes. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

RAPIDWomen Presentation (French)
Health Policy Plus and Republic of Mali. 2018. “Nos Femmes, Nos Filles." PowerPoint presentation.

Rapport de la Revue du plan d’action en faveur de l’espacement des naissances 2014-2018
Ministère de la santé, République Islamique de la Mauritanie. 2017. Rapport de la Revue du plan d’action en faveur de l’espacement des naissances 2014-2018. Ministère de la santé.

Reaching the Vulnerable with Effective Health Services and Financing Protection: How Well Are We Doing?
Gwatkin, D.R. 2017. "Reaching the Vulnerable with Effective Services and Financial Protection: How Well Are We Doing?" PowerPoint presentation presented at Extending Coverage to Marginalized Groups, Bangkok.

Reaching Youth through Radio Programs in Malawi
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Reaching Youth through Radio Programs in Malawi. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Redress at 10: An Analysis of Addressing HIV-related Discrimination in Jamaica
Stewart, C. and Williams, T. 2017. Redress at 10: An Analysis of Addressing HIV-related Discrimination in Jamaica. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Reducing Health Worker Stigma and Discrimination Is Critical to Reaching 90-90-90 Targets and Is Possible: Evaluation Results of a Whole-Facility Approach in Ghana
Nyblade, L., N.A. Addo, K. Atuahene, E. Gyamera C. Stewart, et al. 2018. “Reducing Health Worker Stigma and Discrimination Is Critical to Reaching 90-90-90 Targets and Is Possible.” Poster at the 22nd International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam.

Re-envisioning Maternal and Newborn Health in Indonesia: How the Private Sector and Civil Society Can Ignite Change
Rajkotia, Y., J. Gergen, I. Djurovic, S. Koseki, M. Coe, et al. 2016. Re-envisioning Maternal and Newborn Health in Indonesia: How the Private Sector and Civil Society Can Ignite Change. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Re-envisioning Maternal and Newborn Health in Indonesia: Private Sector Roundtable Meeting Proceedings
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Re-envisioning Maternal and Newborn Health in Indonesia: Private Sector Roundtable Meeting Proceedings. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Results of a Survey of Private Hospitals in the Era of Indonesia's Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional: Impact of Contracting with National Health Insurance on Services, Capacity, Revenues, and Expenditure
Ross, R., S. Koseki, A. Dutta, P. Soewondo, and Y. Nugrahani. 2018. Results of a Survey of Private Hospitals.Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus; and Jakarta, Indonesia: National Team for Accelerating Poverty Reduction (TNP2K).

Review of Adolescent Family Planning Policies in Malawi
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Review of Adolescent Family Planning Policies in Malawi. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Project.

Saving Lives in Sindh: Achieving Family Planning Goals
Pappa, S. and E. Rottach. 2018. Saving Lives in Sindh: Achieving Family Planning Goals. Karachi: CIP Secretariat, Population Welfare Department, Government of Sindh.

Saving the Lives of Moms and Babies: Civil Society and Media Workshop Meeting Proceedings
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Saving the Lives of Moms and Babies: Civil Society and Media Workshop Meeting Proceedings. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Stigma Reduction is a Smart Investment
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Stigma Reduction is a Smart Investment. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Strengthening Gender-Based Violence Policy Implementation for Improved Family Planning Outcomes
Rottach, E., I. Among, and W. Gerber. 2018. “Strengthening Gender-Based Violence Policy Implementation for Improved Family Planning Outcomes.” Poster at 2018 International Conference on Family Planning, Kigali.

Sudahkah Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional Jangkau Masyarakat yang paling Rentan?
Health Policy Plus and National Team for the Acceleration of Poverty Reduction, Indonesia. 2018. Sudahkah Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional Jangkau Masyarakat yang paling Rentan? Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Summary of a Count of Bedside Midwives in Malawi
White Ribbon Alliance. 2017. Summary of a Count of Bedside Midwives in Malawi. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Sustainable Growth of Uganda’s Family Planning Market through Improved Private Sector Engagement: A Political Economy Analysis
Koseki, S. and K. Klein. 2018. Sustainable Growth of Uganda’s Family Planning Market through Improved Private Sector Engagement: A Political Economy Analysis. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

System-level Barriers to FP-HIV Integration in Malawi
McGinn, E., O. Mtema, and L. Irani. 2016. "System-level Barriers to FP-HIV Integration in Malawi." Presentation at International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

Tableau de bord de performance PANB v0.1
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Tableau de bord de performance PANB v0.1. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Tanzania’s Improved Community Health Fund: An Analysis of Scale-Up Plans and Design
Lee, B., K. Tarimo, and A. Dutta. 2018. Tanzania’s Improved Community Health Fund: An Analysis of Scale-Up Plans and Design. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Tendencias en el gasto catastrófico en salud en Guatemala
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2018. Tendencias en el gasto catastrófico en salud en Guatemala. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.

The Battle Over Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: What Difference Can a One-day Training Make?
Poteat, T., D. Solares, A. Gibbs, A. Vazzano, R. Olson, et al. 2016. "The Battle over Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: What Difference Can a One-day Training Make?" Presented at the International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

The Devil is in the Details: Designing and Implementing UHC Policies that Reach the Marginalized
Sharma, S. 2017. "The Devil is in the Details: Designing and Implementing UHC Policies the Reach the Marginalized." PowerPoint presentation presented at Extending Coverage to Marginalized Groups, Bangkok.

The Effect of Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme on Illness-Related Worker Absenteeism
Brugh, K., L. Teplitskaya, and A. Dutta. 2018. The Effect of Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme on Illness-Related Worker Absenteeism. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

The Family Planning Financing Roadmap
Health Policy Plus. 2018. The Family Planning Financing Roadmap. http://www.fpfinancingroadmap.org.

The Financial Sustainability of Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme: 2017–2021
Health Policy Plus and National Team for the Acceleration of Poverty Reduction, Indonesia. 2018. The Financial Sustainability of Indonesia’s National Health Insurance Scheme: 2017–2021. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

The GFF Investment Case in Priority Countries: Why, What, How and Beyond
Dutta, A. 2016. "The GFF Investment Case in Priority Countries: Why, What, How and Beyond." Presentation at USAID Headquarters.

The Impact of Population Growth on Development in Sindh
CIP Secretariat, Costed Implementation Plan, Population Welfare Department, Government of Sindh. 2018. The Impact of Population Growth on Development in Sindh. Karachi: Government of Sindh.

The Impact of Population Growth on Development in Sindh (Video)
“The Impact of Population Growth on Development in Sindh.” YouTube video, 5:08. Posted by the Health Policy Project, February 12, 2018. Available at: https://youtu.be/-w28MFCLguY.

The Importance of Measuring and Addressing Anticipated Stigma and Discrimination: Associations with Seeking General and HIV-specific Health Services Among Male and Female Sex Workers in Kenya
The Importance of Measuring and Addressing Anticipated Stigma and Discrimination: Associations with Seeking General and HIV-specific Health Services Among Male and Female Sex Workers in Kenya." Poster at International AIDS Conference, Durban, South A

The Legal Environment for Family Planning and Reproductive Health in Madagascar
Brinkerhoff, D.W., O. Indriamihaja, A. Lipsky, and C. Stewart. 2017. The Legal Environment for Family Planning and Reproductive Health in Madagascar. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

The Motion Tracker: Monitoring Local Action to Hold Governments Accountable for Global Commitments
Health Policy Plus. 2017. The Motion Tracker: Monitoring Local Action to Hold Governments Accountable for Global Commitments. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

The S-Curve and Health Financing Maturity Levels
Dutta, A. 2018. "The S-Curve and Health Financing Maturity Levels." Presentation in Accra, Ghana. January 15.

The Sustainable Development Goals: 17 Reasons to Invest in Family Planning in Pakistan
Health Policy Plus. 2018. The Sustainable Development Goals: 17 Reasons to Invest in Family Planning in Pakistan. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

The Sustainable Development Goals: 17 Reasons to Invest in Family Planning in Pakistan (Sindhi)
Health Policy Plus. 2016. The Sustainable Development Goals: 17 Reasons to Invest in Family Planning in Pakistan (Sindhi). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

The Sustainable Development Goals: 17 Reasons to Invest in Family Planning in Pakistan (Urdu)
Health Policy Plus. 2016. The Sustainable Development Goals: 17 Reasons to Invest in Family Planning in Pakistan (Urdu). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

The Sustainable Financing Initiative for HIV in Tanzania: Key Achievements
Health Policy Plus. 2018. The Sustainable Financing Initiative for HIV in Tanzania: Key Achievements. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Towards a Stigma-free Generation: Health Policy Plus Investing in Stigma Reduction
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Towards a Stigma-free Generation: Health Policy Plus Investing in Stigma Reduction. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Towards an AIDS-free Generation: Health Policy Plus Supports PEPFAR's Drive to Reach HIV Treatment, Care, Support Targets
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Towards an AIDS-free Generation: Health Policy Plus Supports PEPFAR's Drive to Reach HIV Treatment, Care, Support Targets. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Towards Stigma-Free Health Facilities in Ghana: Guide for Trainers
Clay, S., M. Chonta, C. Chiiya, C. Stewart, and L. Nyblade. 2017. Towards Stigma-Free Health Facilities in Ghana: Guide for Trainers. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Towards Stigma-Free Health Facilities in Tanzania: Guide for Trainers
Nyblade, L., C. Stewart, P. Kiwia, W. Manyama, R. Mbuya-Brown, and S. Bowsky. 2018. Towards Stigma-Free Health Facilities in Tanzania: Guide for Trainers. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Tren Pemanfaatan Pelayanan Kesehatan dalam implementasi Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional: 2011–2016
Health Policy Plus and National Team for the Acceleration of Poverty Reduction, Indonesia. 2018. Tren Pemanfaatan Pelayanan Kesehatan dalam implementasi Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional: 2011–2016. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Understanding and Responding to Stigma and Discrimination in Health Facilities in Ghana: Intervention Endline Report
Nyblade L., N. A. Addo, P. Mingkwan, R. Vormawor, C. Stewart, et al. 2018. Understanding and Responding to Stigma and Discrimination in Health Facilities in Ghana: Intervention Endline Report. Washington, DC: Palladium, HP+.

Understanding and Responding to Stigma and Discrimination in Health Facilities in Tanzania
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Understanding and Responding to Stigma and Discrimination in Health Facilities in Tanzania. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Understanding Needs and Realistic Prospects for Domestic Resource Mobilization to Fund HIV Responses in Zambia and Uganda
Fagan, T., V. Menon, S. Koseki, and A. Dutta. 2016."Understanding Needs and Realistic Prospects for Domestic Resource Mobilization to Fund HIV Responses in Zambia and Uganda." Presented at the 2016 International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

Understanding Prospects for Mobilizing Domestic Resources for HIV in Uganda
Koseki, S., T. Fagan, and V. Menon. 2016. "Understanding Prospects for Mobilizing Domestic Resources for HIV in Uganda." Poster at International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

Understanding the Costs of CSO-Delivered HIV Services for Key Populations in Guyana: Policy Implications for Social Contracting
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Understanding the Costs of CSO-Delivered HIV Services for Key Populations in Guyana: Policy Implications for Social Contracting. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Updated Resource Requirements for Sustainable Financing of the HIV Response in Indonesia
Health Policy Plus and Sub-Directorate for HIV/AIDS and STI of the Ministry of Health, Indonesia. 2018. Updated Resource Requirements for Sustainable Financing of the HIV Response in Indonesia. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Updated! Positive Health, Dignity, and Prevention Curriculum (Flyer)
Health Policy Plus. 2017. Updated! Positive Health, Dignity, and Prevention Curriculum. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Vers une Génération sans SIDA: Health Policy Plus appuie l’effort de PEPFAR pour atteindre les cibles de traitement, de soins et de soutien du VIH
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Vers une Génération sans SIDA: Health Policy Plus appuie l’effort de PEPFAR pour atteindre les cibles de traitement, de soins et de soutien du VIH. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Vers Une Generation Sans Stigmatisation: Health Policy Plus Investit Dans la Reduction de la Stigmatisation
Health Policy Plus. 2016. Vers Une Generation Sans Stigmatisation: Health Policy Plus Investit Dans la Reduction de la Stigmatisation. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

West Africa Health Informatics Team (WAHIT)
Health Policy Plus. 2017. West Africa Health Informatics Team (WAHIT). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

What Will it Take for Ghana to Achieve 90-90-90? Costing an Enhanced HIV Treatment Cascade
Lee, B., R. Naik, and E. Kenu. 2017. What Will it Take for Ghana to Achieve 90-90-90? Costing an Enhanced HIV Treatment Cascade. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Will DMPA-SC Be a Game-Changer? Modeling the Impact of the New All-in-One Injectable Contraceptive
McGinn, E.K., M. Weinberger, and J. Rosen. 2018. “Will DMPA-SC Be a Game-Changer? Modeling the Impact of the New All-in-One Injectable Contraceptive.” Poster at 2018 International Conference on Family Planning, Kigali.

Will You Help Me?: Youth-Friendly Health Services for Boys
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Will You Help Me?: Youth-Friendly Health Services for Boys. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Will You Help Me?: Youth-Friendly Health Services for Girls
Health Policy Plus. 2018. Will You Help Me?: Youth-Friendly Health Services for Girls. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Women’s Leadership Initiative in Sindh: Stories of Personal Growth
“Women’s Leadership Initiative in Sindh: Stories of Personal Growth” YouTube video, 1:49. Posted by the Health Policy Project, March 28, 2018. Available at: https://youtu.be/04otQnm7iGA.

Youth-friendly Health Services Training Manual: Facilitators Guide, Second Edition
Ministry of Health. 2017. Youth-friendly Health Services Training Manual: Facilitators Guide, Second Edition. Lilongwe: Republic of Malawi.

Youth-friendly Health Services Training Manual: Participants Handbook, Second Edition
Ministry of Health. 2017. Youth-friendly Health Services Training Manual: Participants Guide, Second Edition. Lilongwe: Republic of Malawi.

ИНВЕСТИЦИИ В УСИЛИЯ ПО СНИЖЕНИЮ СТИГМЫ В РАМКАХ ПРОЕКТА «HEALTH POLICY PLUS», НАЦЕЛЕННОГО НА ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ СВОБОДНОГО ОТ СТИГМЫ ПОКОЛЕНИЯ
Health Policy Plus. 2016. ИНВЕСТИЦИИ В УСИЛИЯ ПО СНИЖЕНИЮ СТИГМЫ В РАМКАХ ПРОЕКТА «HEALTH POLICY PLUS», НАЦЕЛЕННОГО НА ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ СВОБОДНОГО ОТ СТИГМЫ ПОКОЛЕНИЯ Washington, DC: Palladium, Health Policy Plus.

Capacity Development
Because capacity is critical to achieving and sustaining results, Health Policy Plus tailors its capacity development activities to a variety of stakeholders and contexts.

Family Planning
Health Policy Plus responds to an evolving family planning policy context and advances global initiatives to increase access to family planning, mobilize domestic funding, and improve accountability.

Gender
Health Policy Plus recognizes gender equality as a fundamental component of positive health and development outcomes, and integrates gender principles into all aspects of its work.

Health Equity
Health Policy Plus strives to improve health outcomes for populations with the greatest need, including vulnerable and key populations and geographies, through pro-poor and gender-sensitive policies.

Health Financing
HP+ provides technical support to governments in low- and middle-income countries, assisting them to effectively engage in domestic resource mobilization, put in place sustainable financing mechanisms that go beyond meeting the short-term needs of specific disease programs, and make progress toward the goals of universal health coverage and the USAID-led PEPFAR Sustainable Financing Initiative.

HIV
Health Policy Plus contributes to global and country-level HIV and AIDS strategies, frameworks, and targets, and works to introduce favorable policy environments in cooperation with host-country partners.

Maternal and Newborn Health
Health Policy Plus catalyzes progress toward global and national targets and frameworks around maternal and newborn health, and empowers civil society and community advocates to hold health systems accountable.

Modeling
Health Policy Plus offers software models and training to partner organizations to help them assess challenges, explore opportunities, set priorities, and determine impact.

#endAIDS: Increasing Impact through Transparency, Accountability, and Partnerships
We asked our staff around the globe to tell us how their HIV-related work promoted Transparency, Accountability, and Partnerships. Here's what they had to say.

#HIVprevention: Part of a Comprehensive HIV Continuum
This World AIDS Day, see what the HIV continuum means to us, why we’re putting our hands up for #HIVprevention, and tell us what the HIV continuum means to you.

#InDevelopment: The biggest question at AIDS 2016—how do we find the money and momentum to sustain the HIV response?
Health Financing experts Catherine Barker and Thomas Fagan discuss the financial challenges we face in eradicating HIV and the innovative approaches to financing that have the potential to revolutionize our response.

#IWD2018: Pressing for Progress
This International Women's Day, #IWD2018, we asked, "How do you #PressforProgress?" Here's what you said.

A Few Thoughts on Diplomacy and Demography
While it’s not always true, the lamentable truth is that demography as destiny is the case for most of the world’s population. One way to begin breaking down the demography-destiny cycle, and improve global security, is through health diplomacy, and in particular through family planning.

A New Year, a New Determination: Energizing the Movement and Accelerating Progress, the Ouagadougou Partnership Six Years In
Over the past five years, the partnership achieved its goal of one million additional family-planning users, and has now increased its goal to 2.2 million by 2020. In the past two years, the partnership has added 910,000 additional users, representing achievement of 41% of their goal.

Accountability and Action: Women Lead the Way for Family Planning in Uganda
Timely and accurate data are key to developing and implementing family planning policies and programs. But what happens when those tasked with using data for decision making don't make those decisions? Or what if they make decisions based on incomplete or inaccurate data? Who is accountable for data quality? And how are they held accountable? A group of women leaders for family planning in Uganda explored these questions through a participatory assessment.

Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals Hinges on Family Planning
It will take work and time, but we can achieve a sustainable future—an alternative to the population growth we're currently facing and the cascading consequences that come along with it. Investing in family planning means giving the world a more measured growth curve and giving countries the chance to put the necessary systems and infrastructures in place to meet the demands of their people, accelerate growth, and make progress toward the SDGs.

Acting on the Call: Everyone Needs to Play Their Part
Improving the quality of reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) services will be critical to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, especially Sustainable Development Goal 3, which focuses on preventing maternal and child mortality and adolescent pregnancies.

Aligning Employment, Youth, and Family Planning to Drive Economic Growth
We have the largest youth population ever. The young age structures- especially in African countries- reinforce the need to take effective action to address employment prospects for youth.

As Practitioner and Mother, Empowerment is the Goal
As the mother of a 17-year-old son, I worry about a lot of things, from school safety to gender norms that support "boys being boys" and everything in between. One thing I don’t worry about is my son's capacity to advocate for his health. He knows his right to high-quality care that respects his level of development, or underdevelopment as the case may be.

Beyond the Gender Binary: Gender and Sexual Diversity Training on HIV
Gender and sexual minorities are treated unfairly in almost every society. Violence, stigma, and discrimination directly affect their health and interfere with access to health services, including HIV-related prevention, care, and treatment. In 2014, the Health Policy Project (HPP), in coordination with a U.S. government interagency team, developed a training aimed at sensitizing PEPFAR staff and their implementing partners in 38 countries.

Civil Society Briefing Brings Opportunity to (Re) Engage Civil Society Leaders in HIV Response
Civil Society Briefing Brings Opportunity to (Re) Engage Civil Society Leaders in HIV Response.

Combatting Fear and Stigma while Living with HIV in Jamaica
Advocate promotes prevention, works to change perceptions with her personal tale of triumph over a frightening virus and the stigma that it can bring.

Communities Demanding Quality Maternity Care
The White Ribbon Alliance, with support from the USAID-funded HP+ Project, is working to ensure respectful maternity care in Malawi. Citizens’ Hearings held in Malawi brought to light that many midwives often treat expectant mothers disrespectfully during childbirth at the health centres and hospitals.Malawi’s Citizens’ Hearings started in June 2016 and have so far taken place in 10 districts in the country attracting more than 6,000 citizens.

Dollars and Sense...Investing in Mothers
Can family planning save mothers' lives? Yes, and how it works is really quite simple. This Mother's Day, HP+'s Jay Gribble weighs in.

Dollars and Sense...Why Invest in Family Planning
How can limited resources for global health be spent to have the biggest possible impact? Health Policy Plus’ Jay Gribble does some soul searching and makes the case for family planning’s strong return on investment in his latest blog, where he argues, “Family planning isn’t just a good investment—it’s a great investment and yields large positive returns. But perhaps more important is the transformative role that family planning can play at the individual, family, community, and national levels.

Dollars and Sense: Invest to Prevent Political Instability
Working-age young adults in places characterized by low employment prospects, social services, and educational opportunities are more susceptible to recruitment by rebel or extremist groups. While a young population does not equate to armed conflict or violence, addressing the needs of youth—education, jobs, and health—are critical to helping individuals and nations overcome challenges and achieve their potential.

Economics, financing and HIV: Reflections from the 2016 International AIDS Economics Network Preconference
Blog reflecting on the 2016 IAEN pre-conference, and how the field of health financing has changed since IAEN last met in Durban 16 years ago.

Engaging Politics For Universal Health Coverage: Analyze, Advocate, Align, Account
The global health community has rallied around universal health coverage (UHC) to ensure equitable access to high-quality services while mitigating financial hardship. This blog provides considerations for engaging politics from policy to action to help achieve UHC worldwide.

Family Planning Can Mean Big Progress for the Sustainable Development Goals—And Here's How
Funded by USAID, the Family Planning-Sustainable Development Goals (FP-SDGs) Model projects how different levels of family planning use—directly and indirectly through their impact on demographics—can affect a country's ability to make progress toward the SDGs by 2030 and 2050. The open-source model covers a wide range of SDGs and their indicators, including water, sanitation, and housing.

Family Planning in the Sustainable Development Goals: Seeking the Goldilocks Approach
In just a few years, we have shifted from an era when family planning was often marginalized due to political sensitivities or paid mere lip service, toward an invigorating, inspiring atmosphere of commitment that is fully evident here at ICFP.

Fulfilling Our Promises: Securing Financing for Future Family Planning
In order to secure family planning financing for future generations, planning for sustainable funding must start now. Strategies and investment cases for family planning, now a mainstream practice, still focuses too much on what can be funded through external resources; mobilizing domestic resources seems to be an afterthought.

Henry Mphwanthe: Strengthening the Self-Reliance of Malawi's Health Sector, One Building Block at a Time
Henry Mphwanthe is a health economist, seconded by the USAID-funded Health Policy Plus project to Malawi's Ministry of Health.

How Kenya Can Achieve the SDGs and Universal Health Coverage
In 2013 Kenya devolved much of the function and authority of its central government out to 47 newly created counties. This devolution of power, if effectively leveraged, creates an opening for the country to accelerate progress toward achieving both the Sustainable Development Goals and universal health coverage.

HSR 2016: From Health Systems to Systems for Health
What would you do to access health care? Would you take a bus for three hours to a clinic? Arrange child care with friends and family? If you missed that bus, would you take a ride from the police? The Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research opened with a story of what one woman from a rural indigenous community endured to get a simple biopsy in British Columbia, Canada. Out of this story emerged a common theme: Researchers must consider systems for health, not just health systems.

ICFP 2016: Bali...Finally!
Jay Gribble, Deputy Director, FP/RH and Senior Fellow reflects on attending the 2016 ICFP conference

International Women's Day 2017--Self-injecting Contraception: Now is the Time
A recent meeting of advocates supporting the introduction and scale up of the injectable contraceptive DMPA-subcutaneous (DMPA-SC)—commonly known as Sayana® Press, which is currently the only formulation on the market—provided the chance to learn how the method is being introduced in countries, discuss challenges countries are facing, and map the way forward to ensure that women who want to use it have access to it.

Investing for a Lifetime of Returns
Family planning is an investment that yields returns on many fronts. It contributes to economic growth by allowing women and couples to decide on the number and timing of children they want; it contributes to female empowerment; and nations reap the benefit of family planning with accelerated economic growth.

Is Health Insurance Global Health's Magic Bullet? The Top Five Misconceptions about Universal Health Coverage and Insurance
UHC and health insurance coverage are often assumed to mean the same thing. However, it is not necessarily true that the road to UHC must be paved with expanded health insurance! Here, we discuss common misconceptions about how insurance schemes advance the principles of universal health coverage.

Joined Efforts to Combat Infectious Disease Threats are Proactive, Capable, and Inclusive
Health, finance, agricultural ministers and others gather this week in Kampala, Uganda, for the 4th Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA High-Level Ministerial Meeting. Participants will take stock of progress and chart future directions for country, regional, and international responses to advance global health security. The GHSA, to which more than 50 countries around the world have committed, aims to protect communities from infectious disease threats.

Law, regulation and policy: How do they impact universal health coverage?
This blog post is part of a wider HSG blog series in the lead up to the Universal Health Coverage Forum 2017, which takes place in Tokyo, Japan from 12 - 15 December. In this series, HSG members provide their perspectives on how Health Policy and Systems Research is fundamental to achieving Universal Health Coverage by 2030.

Learning from the Best
Participating in the 2017 International Health Economics Association (iHEA) World Congress last month was an opportunity to view our work through a different lens. The wide array of experiences and lessons shared during the conference represented new ways of thinking about the challenges of mobilizing and sustaining sufficient domestic resources for health in developing countries.

Lessons from the Far East: Indonesia's Progress Toward Universal Health Coverage
In Indonesia, the fourth most populous nation in the world, the government initiated its national health insurance scheme Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (or JKN for short) in January 2014, aiming to cover 95% of its population by 2019. With over 260 million people scattered across 6,000+ inhabited islands, providing universal access to affordable, timely, high-quality healthcare equitably is no small feat.

Malawi Struggles in Providing Quality and Accessible Maternal Care
The Government of Malawi committed to achieving the SDGs by 2030 at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2015, but is struggling in its efforts to achieve quality and accessible health services in accordance with the SDGs. This blog describes the reasons why that's the case.

Midwives, Task Sharing, and Family Planning: Experiences from Florida to West Africa
This year, the theme for the International Day of the Midwife, celebrated on May 5, is "Midwives, Mothers and Families: Partners for Life!" The word “partners” is key: midwives know the value of partnering with their clients and their clients’ families and communities. But another important partner, sometimes overlooked, are the other health workers that midwives routinely work with as they deliver well-woman, pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care.

Moving from Development to Execution: Applying Lessons from the Corporate World to Execute Costed Implementation Plans
This blog discusses ideas of how can we help countries develop and implement strong family planning programs across the globe.

Political Leadership, HIV, and Health: Keeping Leaders Accountable
In the lead-up to the UN High-Level Meeting on Ending AIDS, to be held in New York in June, this blog shines a light on the importance of political leadership to meet ambitious goals to help end the AIDS epidemic—and the need for civil society to set demands and hold government accountable for their stances and promises.

Reaching Youth through Radio Programs in Malawi
Malawi's Youth-Friendly Health Services Strategy was designed to increase family planning for the country's young people. To spread the word, HP+ is helping teach young people to produce local weekly radio programs that inform youth about available family planning services.

Reducing Stigma Against Gender and Sexual Minorities - A One-Day Training Makes a Difference
To reach the ambitious targets of the global HIV response, including universal treatment and viral suppression, we must first reach all populations with lifesaving HIV services. This blog discusses the HPP-developed gender and sexual diversity training and how it's affected communities and programming across the globe.

Religious Leaders Take On Managing Malawi's Population Growth
As Malawi’s population is rapidly increasing, the impact will be felt across diverse development sectors—requiring a multisectoral response to address the rapid population growth. With 97% of Malawi’s population made up of religious followers, religious leaders are a vital tool for population advocacy. Malawi’s religious leaders have partnered with the government through HP+ to advocate to their congregations on population growth management and family planning.

Shifting Norms on Family Size: Niger Focuses on Youth
Niger has a young and growing population. There is a role for development partners to help young girls in Niger—and in other West African countries—reach maturity before they begin having children. Young people need the opportunity to grow and learn and to understand that children by choice, not chance is part of creating healthier communities.

The Custodians of Today and Tomorrow: Youth Deserve a Say in Their Treatment Journey
Sara Bowsky, HP+ Deputy Director for HIV, concludes her blog post with, "It’s time for us as researchers, clinical care providers, and policymakers to listen up and take note. These youth are not just the future; they are our experts today."

The Power of One: Anita Datar's Contributions to the Global AIDS Response
The global health community lost one of its stars on November 20, when Anita Datar of Palladium was among those killed in Bamako, Mali, where she was working to launch a new project that would improve that nation’s health policy and financing landscape.

The Road to Decentralization: Achieving Guatemala's Promise of Accountable, Inclusive Democracy
Recent efforts of key government agencies, supported by the current presidential administration and HEP+, have demonstrated significant progress and promise in establishing a clear and well-defined plan for decentralization. With the continued success of these efforts, Guatemala may finally begin to realize its vision of the transparent, accountable and inclusive democracy, three decades in the making.

Three Sweet Dreams and a Nightmare
I have three dreams I’d put forward to family planning donors: sustained commitment to high-quality, voluntary family planning; inclusion of family planning into universal health coverage (UHC); and increased country ownership of family planning program efforts.

Through a Gender Lens: Clarifying the Demographic Dividend
Among the discussion on the demographic dividend, there’s an important topic that is overlooked?—?the importance of addressing gender to maximize the opportunity to achieve a dividend. All too often, family planning is the woman’s responsibility. Addressing gender biases is at the front of many FP/RH programs, and until we change them achieving a demographic dividend will remain beyond the grasp of those who are working toward it.

Why Policy Matters: Contraception and Family Planning
HP+'s Deputy Director of Family Planning and Reproductive Health, Jay Gribble discusses on World Contraception Day why policy matters for contraception and family planning.

Zero Discrimination Day: Breaking Down HIV Stigma with Individual, Structural, and Health Facility Policy Interventions
Studies from different parts of the world reveal that there are three immediately-actionable causes of HIV-related stigma in health facilities: lack of awareness among health workers of what stigma looks like and why it is damaging; fear of casual contact stemming from incomplete knowledge about HIV transmission; and the association of HIV with improper or immoral behavior.