This report details the Activity's objectives and achievements over three years, focusing on enhancing telemedicine governance and access to essential health services in Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict.

This policy brief synthesizes key findings and offers recommendations from the Timor-Leste Health Labor Market Analysis (HLMA) report published in November 2023. The brief will inform policymakers and implementing partners on how to devise sub-national and national interventions to advance humane resources for health policy.

Findings are based on participatory action research on reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, adolescent health, and nutrition (RMNCAHN) that LHSS conducted in 2022. It revealed the necessity to update the CBM Health guidelines based on learnings from the pilot and additional global best practice learnings. CBM Health involves a process in which communities engage in collective planning, dialogue, and action. It is guided by social and behavior change and social accountability theory and used to monitor the impact of community mobilization.

This report examines the technical, administrative, and financial aspects of implementing TAFO in various health zones and facilities across five provinces in the DRC.

LHSS aimed to strengthen health systems in Peru, particularly in response to challenges such as the influx of Venezuelan migrants, the COVID-19 pandemic, and health disparities faced by vulnerable populations including LGBTQ individuals. This report details interventions and also provides recommendations for future strategies. 

The comprehensive report provides valuable insights into the project's impact and offers recommendations for future health sector programming.

This report outlines COVID-19 response and vaccine rollout through interventions in diagnostics, infection control, clinical management, and vaccine promotion, highlighting key achievements and recommendations, with additional details in annexes.

This is an executive summary of LHSS Nigeria’s Collaborative Diagnostic Activity. This assessment fed into collaborative implementation planning, which was used to update the LHSS work plan interventions according to local priorities.  

This document is a compilation of Terms of Reference for UHC Roadmaps produced for three Nigerian states: Nasarawa, Plateau, and Zamfara.

This Year 5 Quarter 3 Report (Apr-Jun 2024) was prepared for USAID and provides a progress update for all annual work plan activities. 

With support from LHSS, Namibia’s Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises conducted a workshop to train stakeholders on the PEFA assessment methodology, setting the stage for improved public financial management. This assessment will guide policy reforms, enhance sustainable financing, and develop strategies to boost efficiency and accountability in health sector spending.

The Ministry of Health and Social Services in Namibia is on the verge of finalizing the UHC policy, aimed to ensure access to health services without financial hardship.

LHSS worked with the private sector in Afghanistan to expand the scale, quality, accessibility, and affordability of health products and services for maternal and child health, family planning, tuberculosis, improved nutrition, and prevention of noncommunicable diseases. This fact sheet summarizes approach and progress highlights. 

This course is an interactive, five module online self-study course; each module allows participants to engage with the materials and reflect on their own country’s context.

This brief documents successful approaches for achieving and sustaining high enrollment rates in the informal sector, aiming to facilitate replication across other states in Nigeria.