Inspiring to hear the 5 priorities of the Hon Minister of Health of Nigeria through the Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative: results at scale, reduced hyper-fragmentation, improved equity, embedding sustainability & improved governance & accountability
@OptionsinHealth
Our #HealthFinance solutions have increased annual budgets for health by $152m +for #FamilyPlanning by $15m across 7 countries, averting an estimated 809k unintended pregnancies + 2.5k maternal deaths in these countries by 2030. This is how: https://t.co/n4feshE4J6 #30years30days
@paimadhu As part of the @NHSSP program, @OptionsinHealth has a team of engineers working to retrofit Bhaktapur and Pokhara hub hospitals in highly seismic zones of Nepal @demborath_a@sunilkhadka511
Climate change is one the major global #health threats. Join us on the 24th and the 25th February to discuss #climatechange and health policy and research priorities for #Africa.
To register for the symposium: https://t.co/DR1QrO1gNz
Today! African Regional Disability Summit 10.30am
Link to Join: https://t.co/IX0pdAwfAC
Meeting ID: 914 8423 0384
Passcode: 010201
Theme: Barriers and potential Solutions to the challenges of Inclusive Development in Africa
#GDS2022#CommitToChange
Interested in crafting pitches, supporting a multi-disciplinary team to pull together compelling proposals and engaging with a wide variety of clients? We're looking for two individuals to join our team! https://t.co/n5rf2n88Cg
Join us for the technical launch of the Global Monitoring Reports on UHC and Financial Protection on Monday, December 13 (15-16:30 CET). Register here: https://t.co/xC6oYYvbzq #UHC@WHO@WBG_Health
‘The facts do not support the case for cruelty.’ Every word of this. Please take four minutes of your day to watch Lord Kerr expose the Johnson Patel lying stance for the sado-populism it is.
Really helpful wrap up from @JoeKutzin, @HeleneBarroy & @cashin_cheryl at the @WHO Montreux Collaborative. Great to reflect on the importance of strengthening PFM systems (or fixing the plumbing) rather than bypassing them @OptionsinHealth
What a thought provoking week of discussions at the *Montreux Collaborative*. I really appreciated the emphasis on getting resources to providers. As @JoeKutzin put it "systems do better when facilities receive & account for their resources, whatever you call it" @OptionsinHealth
We've got an exciting opportunity to join our leadership team as Managing Director. You will help drive our ambitious strategy, build our role & reputation as a leading health consultancy, & explore new ways to build business in the changing #globaldevelopment context
At @OptionsinHealth we are proud of the quality our work and the impact it has. We are always interested to attract competent, dedicated people to help us achieve our goals. Please register on our consultant database and we'll be in touch https://t.co/Yq2p3dneHr
#Nigeria’s progress towards universal health care #UHC has been slow, with high out-of-pocket health expenditures for citizens & inefficient government spending. Find out five insights what it takes to achieve #HealthForAll in Nigeria. https://t.co/NRQqSRA4EX
Really enjoyed the session yesterday organised by @britexpertise. As 2020 draws to a close, it was good to reflect on all of the challenges we've faced and the fantastic work of our teams to continue to deliver results @KatieBigmore@kristenturra and @DAIGlobal
"Today we have seen change and transformation in the lives of women in Bungoma County. Our work focussed on improving maternal health indicators. It is our hope that this progress will be sustained" #NicoleFulton@OptionsinHealth@UKinKenya