Smart Governance for Health: Why G4H Matters 

Smart governance for health (G4H) engages stakeholders and facilitates the work of managers and leaders within a community's -- or country's -- health sector, blogs the project director of USAID's new Leadership, Management and Governance project, led by MSH. Read More.

10 Years of the LDP: Supporting Adaptations and Improvements in Leadership Development 

The MSH Leadership Development Program (LDP) has reached more than 40 countries over the past ten years since it was first developed in 2002 in Egypt.
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Pharmaceutical Leadership Development Program Piloted in South African Provinces 

Pharmacy managers in South Africa now have the opportunity to apply leadership and management principles to develop actionable and measurable results.
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Developing Senior Health Leaders in Kenya 

The Leading High Performing Healthcare Organizations program, the first program of its kind in Kenya, addresses senior health executives' additional professional training needs by improving leadership skills and health systems strengthening knowledge and expertise.
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Leadership Development Helps Improve Vaccination Services in South Sudan 

Staff at a health center in Juba  completed Leadership Development Program training through the Sudan Health Transformation Project, phase two (SHTP II), helping the team face a number of operational challenges.
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Egypt's Improving Performance of Nurses Project Helps Cardiac Patients in Qena General Hospital 

A team of hospital nurses apply management and leadership skills to improve the quality of cardiac patient care and their work climate.
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The Leadership Development Program in Guyana: A Compendium of Successes 

Since 2005, the Leadership Development Program, designed by Management Sciences for Health (MSH), has been strengthening organizations in Guyana by developing the leadership capacity of staff members at all levels.
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FANIKISHA Project Strengthens Kenyan Civil Society Organizations, Country Ownership: A Conversation with Dr. Daraus Bukenya 

 

"Civil society organizations are key actors in a comprehensive health system. In Kenya, they are on the frontline of health service delivery at the community level," says Dr. Daraus Bukenya, FANIKISHA's project director and MSH's country representative for Kenya, in a conversation with MSH about civil society organizations and governance in Kenya. Read More.

Improving Water, Sanitation, and Health: Itarchi Hakimabad, Afghanistan  

After an initial session through USAID's Afghan Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation (SWSS) project, villagers mobilized to convert Itarchi Hakimabad into an open defecation-free (ODF) village.
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Institutional Strengthening Marketplace for Kenyan Civil Society Organizations  

The USAID-funded FANIKISHA Institutional Strengthening Project is working to strengthen the impact of civil society organizations' health care contributions, and to encourage a more strategic role for them in Kenya.
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10 Steps Toward Child Survival

Join Us at the Grants Management Solutions End of Project Conference

New Countdown to 2015 Report Finds Fewer Maternal and Child Deaths, Too Many Women and Children Still Dying; MSH Co-Authors

The USAID-funded LMG project, led by MSH, is collaborating with health leaders, managers, and policy-makers at all levels to show that investments in leadership, management, and governance lead to stronger health systems, and improved health for all.

Roundtable Seeks Way Forward on Governance for Health
The LMG project brought together 30 well-known governance and international health experts for a day of presentations and discussion about governance in the health sector in low-and middle-income countries.
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New Technical Brief from AIDSTAR-Two Explores Country Ownership

New Paper Highlights Importance of Good Governance in Pharmaceutical Systems