Baltimore, Md. —For 30 years, across numerous initiatives, Jhpiego has worked to improve Indonesians’ access to the high-quality care that improves health and saves lives. At the start of a new decade, this work is expanding to reach the country’s youngest and most vulnerable, newborns and children, by strengthening the primary health care system where
Jhpiego, a nurse-led nonprofit global health leader and Johns Hopkins University affiliate, has achieved high honors for prioritizing workplace gender equality, according to an annual analysis by Global Health 50/50, an independent research initiative at the University College London Centre for Gender and Global Health. Power, Privilege and Priorities, which reviews the gender-related policies and practices
Together with our Johns Hopkins University colleagues, Jhpiego is monitoring daily reports from the World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the location and status of the COVID-19 outbreak to ensure the health and safety of our global health experts, providers in the countries where we work, and clients. As leaders
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