Jhpiego

We start with women's health, but we don't stop there.
Hazel Bame and her 18-month-old daughter talk to nurse Masiele Motlalepula at the Nkoyaphiri Clinic in Gabarone, Botswana. Photo by Kate Holt for Jhpiego.
Care Focus AreaHIVPrimary Health CareThought Leadership
July 16th, 2026

Three Strategies for Sustainable Health System Integration

Why investing in health system capabilities—not just integrated programs—is key to sustainable, person-centered care.

Care Focus AreaHPVThought LeadershipVaccineWomen's Cancers
July 12th, 2026

Bridging Health and Education Through Digital Innovation: HPV Vaccination in Nepal

The HPV vaccine is highly effective at preventing cervical cancer, but scaling vaccination requires a unique approach. that depends on both a country’s education and health care systems. These vaccination campaigns depend paper records, which can often be unreliable. The solution? Digital immunization systems.

AidMarketsSustainabilityThought Leadership
July 7th, 2026

Building Systems, Not Sides 

The debate over NGOs and the private sector often overlooks a fundamental reality: markets don’t simply emerge—they are built. Dr. Tigistu Ashengo and Anunaya Jain examine how public investment, philanthropy, and private enterprise each contribute to creating sustainable health systems.

VMS Nurse Diby Felicité on a community visit in Niakara, Cote d'Ivoire. Credit: Jean Jacques SOHA
Cote d'IvoireHPVNigeriaTanzaniaThought LeadershipWomen's Cancers
June 24th, 2026

How to give more than a vaccine

Making sure HPV vaccination reaches more girls in Tanzania, Côte d’Ivoire and Nigeria.

Thirty six week pregnant Katharine Aknyi receive malaria prevention medicine at the Got Matar Health Clinic in the Bondo district that is supported by Jhpiego in Western Kenya. Photo by Karel Prinsloo for Jhpiego.
Care Focus AreaMalariaSTOP-AMDRThought Leadership
April 20th, 2026

Kenya Is United Against Antimalarial Drug Resistance with Their Bold New Strategy to Protect Life-Saving Malaria Treatments

Despite significant progress, malaria remains a major public health concern in Kenya. With evolving mosquito patterns and early signs of insecticide resistance emerging in some regions, the country recognized that bold, preventive action was needed.