We are delighted to share that a photo from PATH India's USAID Saksham project was named a Finalist in the 2024 #WorkWithUSAID Photo Contest! 📸 Niloy Jyoti Talukdar's photo depicts a moment in the MAAdol drive, a Saksham initiative in Assam to increase access to the government's Wage Compensation Scheme for pregnant women in tea garden communities. 🌿🍵 This campaign has institutionalized collaboration between the departments of health and labor, tea management, and other stakeholders to improve MNCH outcomes in the region. Special thanks to our USAID Saksham partner Piramal Swasthya for implementing the MAAdol drive's transformative work on the ground and to USAID India for their constant guidance, support, and acknowledgement of our efforts. Check out all the winning photos: https://bit.ly/3XaziZq #USAIDSaksham #PhotoContest #WageCompensationScheme Jhpiego Deloitte India Sachin Gupta Neeraj Jain Vaibhao A. Dr. Sachin Gupte MD, MPH Dr Anil M H Nirmala Mishra Gauri Nandan Saikia
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PATH India today is officially launching Women at PATH led by Zehra Kazmi and Princi Verma, this is one of the people resource groups at PATH sponsored globally by our chief of Africa region Nanthalile Mugala, and global head of DEI Levis Nderitu (he/him) to give women a safe space to connect, empower, support advancement and bridging the gender gap. This is also one of our commitments highlighted in PATH's gender strategy 2025 driving change and accelerating measurable improvements in health outcomes. Read PATH gender strategy 2025 here: https://lnkd.in/gnnDf7F7 #inspireinclusion#investingin women#women4UHC#diversityequity inclusion
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Since 2015, PATH has worked with the Ministry Of Health Malawi to develop sustainable systems for tackling shifting health challenges in the country. With 15 active projects in #Malawi, PATH works across all districts to advance vaccines, access to medical oxygen, medical devices, market access, digital health, and primary health care. Last month, a PATH Malawi delegation met with the World Health Organization Malawi team, led by Country Representative Dr. Neema Rusibamayila Kimambo, to strengthen our collaboration in support of the Ministry of Health's public health priorities. The two teams discussed their portfolios of work, WHO’s role as a secretariat to the Ministry of Health, and its mandate to support all health matters, including resource allocation. In her remarks, Dr. Kimambo commended PATH for its high-impact work in advancing #HealthEquity and recommended further involvement of WHO technical personnel. She committed to continue working with PATH Malawi and emphasized the need to translate research results into actionable points and focus on the next steps. “PATH is looking forward to stronger collaborations with WHO in Malawi to strengthen the impact of our work in support to the Government of Malawi,” said PATH's Malawi Country Representative Raphael Kazidule Kayambankadzanja. Josophine Chalusa Henry Nyaka Sintha Chiumia
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No child should die from an infection, yet globally, infectious diseases remain a leading cause of under-five mortality, especially in lower-income countries where mothers and infants face higher risk. Fortunately, maternal vaccines offer hope, but understanding community needs is crucial for routine, effective, and equitable delivery. As a Board Member of The Pfizer Foundation, I am proud that we’re partnering with PATH – a global nonprofit helping advance health equity – to help improve maternal immunization rates in Ghana, Senegal, Tanzania, and Zambia. By engaging with policy makers, public health experts, and community healthcare workers, with support from The Pfizer Foundation PATH is exploring the most effective ways to implement maternal immunization and antenatal care programs at local and national levels. Learn more about the project: https://bit.ly/3KOEF9P #MaternalHealth #Partnership
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This week, the PATH Kenya-led USAID Nuru Ya Mtoto project hosts its inaugural Best Practice Sharing and Learning Forum. The three-day event kicked off today at the Imperial Sarova Hotel in Kisumu, #Kenya. Over 150 delegates are expected to attend, including public health experts from county governments, implementing partners, the Division of National AIDS and STI Control Program, Ministry of Health -Kenya, USAID, the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the PATH Kenya team. The delegates will discuss best practices for implementing comprehensive HIV prevention services, strengthening collaboration, fostering cross-learning, and improving HIV service delivery. More details are available on the event landing page: https://bit.ly/3X8rbwg Follow this link to download the forum book of abstracts for more insights about the discussions during the event: https://bit.ly/4dpRnIw #HIVBestPractices #HIVPrevention #GlobalHealth #PATH4UHC
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Every August 20, we commemorate #WorldMosquitoDay in honor of Sir Ronald Ross’ 1897 discovery that female Anopheles mosquitoes transmit malaria between humans. This World Mosquito Day, we’re celebrating PATH scientists working to combat mosquito-borne disease with a peek into a day at the Kaoma entomology lab in #Zambia! Take a look into the microscopic world of Anopheles mosquitoes and the work the team is doing to #EndMalaria in Zambia 🦟👉 https://bit.ly/3YOn7CI #MalariaEndsWithMe
Photo diary: A day at the Kaoma entomology lab
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Agbons Oaiya has seen many health information systems fail to reach their promise. Today, as PATH’s Nigeria country coordinator for digital health interventions, he's helping his country carve a different path—one where HIV/AIDS information systems are integrated, scalable, sustainable, and backed by effective policies and leadership. PATH’s digital transformation activities in Nigeria are funded and supported by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Technical Assistance Platform (TAP) and the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (#PEPFAR). Through TAP, Agbons works with government partners to ensure that every digital health activity: ☑️ includes a thorough process of in-country capacity-building, ☑️ incorporates a robust governance framework, and ☑️ builds in local ownership. Read more about the program's approach and accomplishments in Nigeria: https://bit.ly/4csVthT Digital Square at PATH #DigitalHealth
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What role does the #EuropeanUnion play in shaping global health initiatives? In this podcast discussion, we explore the EU's unique position among global stakeholders and its impact in the research and health sector. Our expert panel—including Rolando M. Tomasini, PhD/MCIPS of PATH, Agustin Martin of Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung (DSW), Eric Piaget of EUTOPIA, and Maria Atiq of the Embassy of Pakistan to the EU, Belgium, and Luxembourg—shares essential insights into the current challenges and opportunities in global health. Watch now on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3yyB3WR #HealthPolicy #HealthDiplomacy #ScienceDiplomacy #GlobalHealth Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of Pakistan Hadiya Ali Khan
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Integrating people-centered HIV services into primary health care systems is the best approach to advance an inclusive, holistic, and resilient HIV response and achieve universal health coverage by 2030. At #AIDS2024, PATH joined the World Health Organization, Friends of the Global Fight Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, The Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+), USAID, and International AIDS Society to discuss the need for integrated HIV, STI, and viral hepatitis (VH) service models as part of global commitments to #UHC2030. By including these services in essential care packages and financing, we can help ensure that people living with and vulnerable to HIV/STI/VH are not left behind. Case examples from Kenya, Brazil, Ukraine, and Vietnam showcased the diversity of possible approaches. So how can health systems #PutPeopleFirst? • Make sure countries and people with lived experience drive the way forward. • Calibrate integration to each country’s unique context and needs. • Design and tailor integrated care models to meet community needs and preferences. • Promote rights-first policies to ensure respectful service delivery. • Maximize efficiencies without sacrificing equity. #HIVPrevention #PrimaryHealthCare #PATH4UHC
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🌱 India's tea garden communities face a high burden of maternal, newborn, and child morbidity and mortality. Project Saksham—a collaboration among USAID, PATH, Piramal Swasthya, Jhpiego, and Deloitte India—aims to implement and scale high-impact interventions to improve MNCH outcomes. 💪 Tea garden hospitals are crucial to health care delivery in these communities, so it's important to be able to monitor service quality and availability. To empower Hospital Management Committees to analyze and improve their performance, Project Saksham worked with participating districts develop a self-assessment mechanism. The Performance Assessment Tool and Facility Assessment Tool facilitate supportive supervision, capacity-building initiatives, and infrastructure upgrades to ensure high standards of care. To date, 66 tea garden hospitals across four districts have successfully used these tools. National Health Systems Resource Centre Neeraj Jain Dr. Sachin Gupte MD, MPH Dr Anil M H Sachin Gupta Nirmala Mishra Dr Asutosh Padhi Gauri Nandan Saikia Ishmeet Singh Vaibhao A.
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