15th International Health Economics Association World Congress
Cape Town, South AfricaPROPEL Health is headed to Cape Town for the 15th International Health Economics Association World Congress. There, we will be tackling a range of issues..
Loading view.
FIGO XXIV: World Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Paris, FranceThe FIGO World Congress is the leading and largest global event in gynecology and obstetrics. Over 8,000 delegates, including over 500 expert..
The 20th General Membership Meeting of the Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition
Accra, GhanaThe Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition brings together 573 diverse partners to “mobilize their collective strengths to increase access to a full range of affordable, quality reproductive health supplies in low- and middle-income countries.” As a member, PROPEL Health will be at the coalition’s upcoming general membership meeting in Accra where the focus will be on the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on “money, markets, and movement.”
Building Pathways for Health Policies in Malawi
To help attain universal health coverage goals in Malawi, PROPEL Health supports government, civil society, youth, and communities as they identify and implement local policy priorities, focusing on quality, equitable, and affordable healthcare for all citizens. In the project's first webinar, we explore the innovative approaches that enabled the development of 24 policy-related documents in the space of nine months. Recording Available.
Raising the Visibility of Family Planning in Multisectoral Policies
In this webinar, we bring together panellists from Kenya and the Philippines to share considerations in elevating FP into multisectoral frameworks across these two country contexts. We feature recent analyses of policy and programming efforts conducted by USAID’s PROPEL Health project. Join us as we aim to move the dial on elevating FP in multisectoral policies. Recording available.
Investing in the Health Workforce to Improve Health Outcomes at the Community Level
Join PROPEL Health to discuss approaches to strengthen the enabling environment for community health workers in localized health systems. This session will first present PROPEL Health’s ongoing work with community health workers and opportunities for growth. Then, we will draw lessons learned from case studies from Rwanda and the Philippines.