Kenya's First National Conference on Health Leadership, Management and Governance recognized and publicized health systems management as a core component of better service delivery and promoted the professionalization of health leaders and managers in the private, faith-based, and public sectors.

The Guyana HIV/AIDS Reduction and Prevention Project, phase II (GHARP II), a PEPFAR-funded and USAID-supported project, developed a leadership & management curriculum for Guyana's national nursing schools.

MSH worked with Rwanda's Ministry of Health to develop a team within the Ministry to manage the country's performance-based financing and community-based health insurance systems.

Health leaders gathered in Cairo to celebrate the translation of MSH's flagship handbook, "Managers Who Lead" in Arabic; the publication is helping to disseminate leadership best practices in Egypt and the Arab World.

Xavier Alterescu, deputy director of the LMG project, describes MSH's model of leadership, flagship tools, and what's next on the horizon: gender, governance at lower levels of the health system, and building organizational capacity for networking.
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The GHARP II end-of-program report highlights the health impact of working with stakeholders, partners, and beneficiaries to build local capacity toward an improved national response to HIV in Guyana. 

In Guinea, malaria is a common threat year-round, especially during the rainy season that lasts from May to October. It affects everyone, but for children under five years of age, appropriate and immediate treatment could mean the difference between life and death.

South Africa's Centre for Public Sector Innovation awards body recognized the RxSolution medicines management system and the effective implementation by the pharmacy staff at the Dihlabeng Regional Hospital in rural Free State.

Private sector companies have been using internal universities or academies successfully for decades. How can programming for health service managers be better, more cost effective and more sustainable? 

Strong leadership hasn't always been easy in Côte d'Ivoire, but leaders of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria's Country Coordinating Mechanism were determined to ensure a transparent election and smooth membership renewal process.