The playbook is a comprehensive, human-centered resource for agencies to integrate digital opportunity and skill-building ...

A promising new study has confirmed the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in strengthening the fight against malaria. Working with the Gates Foundation and the Ministry of Health, JSI launched ...

Hypertension is a major driver of cardiovascular disease and a significant contributor to preventable illness and death in the United States. JSI was awarded a contract by the Health Resources and ...

JSI adapts private sector solutions to strengthen supply chains end-to-end. From manufacturer to patient, we connect supply and demand to enhance access to health products. Learn more about the ...

Community trust is often overlooked as a barrier to accessible care. JSI’s Gates Foundation-funded Improve Primary Health Care Service Delivery project with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health introduced ...

A vaccine is only as effective as the cold chain system it moves across. Yet, in many low- and middle-income countries, maintaining that system is a constant race against poor infrastructure and ...

Shortly after welcoming her baby, complications arose. Momina Nur Hussien began bleeding heavily, growing pale and weak as her blood pressure dropped. Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is a leading cause of ...

We optimize service delivery models and strengthen community health centers, empowering them to anticipate and navigate evolving payment models and policy shifts while delivering comprehensive care ...

World Education, a JSI Initiative, and Côte d’Ivoire’s Ministry of National Education, Literacy, and Technical Education (MENAET) have signed a renewable five-year partnership agreement to optimize ...

Knowledge Translation (KT) is only effective if it leads to action. Public health researchers invest significant effort in translating evidence into practice, but how can they be sure their work is ...

Ethiopia’s remote agrarian and pastoralist regions are characterized by steep hills and deep ravines. The terrain leaves pregnant women isolated from life-saving care when they are ready to deliver.

Over 75% of Ethiopia’s population lives in rural, hard-to-reach communities. Providing quality health services in these areas is often hampered by infrastructure challenges like power outages and lack ...