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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: GHPN / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: GHPN / Mon, 01 Oct 2012 13:01:17 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: GHPN Actions first boosting impact of community health programs. september 26, 2012 /slideshow/actions-first-boosting-impact-of-community-health-programs-september-26-2012-14543257/14543257 actionsfirstboostingimpactofcommunityhealthprograms-september262012-121001130118-phpapp01
Peter Gottert, our long-time (25 years for some of us....) colleague specializing in community-based strategies to health-related behavior change, will share some basic principles from his own experiences in the field--particularly in Africa. Peter says "Many community programs are simply too complicated to be scaled up." His presentation will include a series of “observations and practical tips that focus on how to streamline the design of community-based strategies in order to dramatically improve results." Note that Peter has developed the presentation along with Mary Carnell, JSI (with whom he has worked on many USAID projects), and plans to give the presentation with her again at JSI on September 21. (This presentation does not focus specifically on Alive & Thrive activities.)]]>
Peter Gottert, our long-time (25 years for some of us....) colleague specializing in community-based strategies to health-related behavior change, will share some basic principles from his own experiences in the field--particularly in Africa. Peter says "Many community programs are simply too complicated to be scaled up." His presentation will include a series of “observations and practical tips that focus on how to streamline the design of community-based strategies in order to dramatically improve results." Note that Peter has developed the presentation along with Mary Carnell, JSI (with whom he has worked on many USAID projects), and plans to give the presentation with her again at JSI on September 21. (This presentation does not focus specifically on Alive & Thrive activities.)]]> Mon, 01 Oct 2012 13:01:17 GMT /slideshow/actions-first-boosting-impact-of-community-health-programs-september-26-2012-14543257/14543257 GHPN@slideshare.net(GHPN) Actions first boosting impact of community health programs. september 26, 2012 GHPN Peter Gottert, our long-time (25 years for some of us....) colleague specializing in community-based strategies to health-related behavior change, will share some basic principles from his own experiences in the field--particularly in Africa. Peter says "Many community programs are simply too complicated to be scaled up." His presentation will include a series of “observations and practical tips that focus on how to streamline the design of community-based strategies in order to dramatically improve results." Note that Peter has developed the presentation along with Mary Carnell, JSI (with whom he has worked on many USAID projects), and plans to give the presentation with her again at JSI on September 21. (This presentation does not focus specifically on Alive & Thrive activities.) <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/actionsfirstboostingimpactofcommunityhealthprograms-september262012-121001130118-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Peter Gottert, our long-time (25 years for some of us....) colleague specializing in community-based strategies to health-related behavior change, will share some basic principles from his own experiences in the field--particularly in Africa. Peter says "Many community programs are simply too complicated to be scaled up." His presentation will include a series of “observations and practical tips that focus on how to streamline the design of community-based strategies in order to dramatically improve results." Note that Peter has developed the presentation along with Mary Carnell, JSI (with whom he has worked on many USAID projects), and plans to give the presentation with her again at JSI on September 21. (This presentation does not focus specifically on Alive & Thrive activities.)

Actions first boosting impact of community health programs. september 26, 2012 from GHPN

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0 Presentation by NPI Grantee -Handicap International /slideshow/presentation-for-partners-final/13817718 presentationforpartnersfinal-120731130245-phpapp02
Handicap International works alongside people with disabilities and vulnerable populations, taking action and bearing witness in order to respond to their essential needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights. Together with local partners, Handicap International develops programs in health and rehabilitation and social and economic integration. The organization operates in 63 countries and advocates for the universal recognition of the rights of the disabled. It was co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997 in recognition of its campaign to ban landmines. ]]>
Handicap International works alongside people with disabilities and vulnerable populations, taking action and bearing witness in order to respond to their essential needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights. Together with local partners, Handicap International develops programs in health and rehabilitation and social and economic integration. The organization operates in 63 countries and advocates for the universal recognition of the rights of the disabled. It was co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997 in recognition of its campaign to ban landmines. ]]> Tue, 31 Jul 2012 13:02:42 GMT /slideshow/presentation-for-partners-final/13817718 GHPN@slideshare.net(GHPN) Presentation by NPI Grantee -Handicap International GHPN Handicap International works alongside people with disabilities and vulnerable populations, taking action and bearing witness in order to respond to their essential needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights. Together with local partners, Handicap International develops programs in health and rehabilitation and social and economic integration. The organization operates in 63 countries and advocates for the universal recognition of the rights of the disabled. It was co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997 in recognition of its campaign to ban landmines. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/presentationforpartnersfinal-120731130245-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Handicap International works alongside people with disabilities and vulnerable populations, taking action and bearing witness in order to respond to their essential needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights. Together with local partners, Handicap International develops programs in health and rehabilitation and social and economic integration. The organization operates in 63 countries and advocates for the universal recognition of the rights of the disabled. It was co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997 in recognition of its campaign to ban landmines.

Presentation by NPI Grantee -Handicap International from GHPN

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The USAID-funded Umbrella Grants Management (UGM) program in South Africa is a five-year, $91 million program that will end in 2013. The project provides comprehensive grants management to support service scale-up under PEPFAR goals, and administers technical assistance and funding to USAID-selected non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The UGM team has provided customized capacity building support and tools to 10 indigenous South African organizations and three U.S.-based groups working in HIV prevention, care, and treatment. ]]>
The USAID-funded Umbrella Grants Management (UGM) program in South Africa is a five-year, $91 million program that will end in 2013. The project provides comprehensive grants management to support service scale-up under PEPFAR goals, and administers technical assistance and funding to USAID-selected non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The UGM team has provided customized capacity building support and tools to 10 indigenous South African organizations and three U.S.-based groups working in HIV prevention, care, and treatment. ]]> Fri, 20 Jul 2012 13:24:39 GMT /slideshow/fhi360-ugm-brownbag-71912-13708508/13708508 GHPN@slideshare.net(GHPN) Fhi360 ugm brownbag 7.19.12 GHPN The USAID-funded Umbrella Grants Management (UGM) program in South Africa is a five-year, $91 million program that will end in 2013. The project provides comprehensive grants management to support service scale-up under PEPFAR goals, and administers technical assistance and funding to USAID-selected non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The UGM team has provided customized capacity building support and tools to 10 indigenous South African organizations and three U.S.-based groups working in HIV prevention, care, and treatment. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/fhi360-ugmbrownbag7-19-12-120720132443-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The USAID-funded Umbrella Grants Management (UGM) program in South Africa is a five-year, $91 million program that will end in 2013. The project provides comprehensive grants management to support service scale-up under PEPFAR goals, and administers technical assistance and funding to USAID-selected non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The UGM team has provided customized capacity building support and tools to 10 indigenous South African organizations and three U.S.-based groups working in HIV prevention, care, and treatment.

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0 Npi brownbag final with pictures /slideshow/npi-brownbag-final-with-pictures/13633922 npibrownbag-finalwithpictures-120713144651-phpapp02
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Npi brownbag final with pictures from GHPN

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0 Sumitro roy design and findings hq- edited version /slideshow/sumitro-roy-design-and-findings-hq-edited-version-13411202/13411202 sumitroroy-designandfindingshq-editedversion-120621154710-phpapp01
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Sumitro roy design and findings hq- edited version from GHPN

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0 Opportunities and Models for Increasing Impact by Collaborating with the Private Sector in Health /slideshow/opportunities-and-models-for-increasing-impact-by-collaborating-with-the-private-sector-in-health/12272292 fhi360bb26-jan-2012-120403134205-phpapp01
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Opportunities and Models for Increasing Impact by Collaborating with the Private Sector in Health from GHPN

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0 Combining Collective and Individual Paths to Behavior Change? /slideshow/community-vs-individual-brownbag-2-16-12/12197505 communityvs-individualbrownbag21612-120328144636-phpapp01
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Combining Collective and Individual Paths to Behavior Change? from GHPN

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0 Learn all about FHI's Health Services Research Group and the Program Sciences Department /slideshow/ps-hsr-at-dc-01102012-final-ab-11572906/11572906 ps-hsratdc01-10-2012final-ab-120214153743-phpapp02
Johannes van Dam, Senior Director, Program Sciences, and Theresa Hoke, Scientist II in the Health Services Research group, will explain the workings of a major department at FHI360 – i.e., the Program Sciences Department. Johannes and Theresa will describe the rationale for the department, what folks there do, and specifically what the Health Services Research (HSR) group does. Come and discuss how the team’s research expertise and skills complement those in the DC office, and explore what might be some fruitful areas of intersection and collaboration. ]]>
Johannes van Dam, Senior Director, Program Sciences, and Theresa Hoke, Scientist II in the Health Services Research group, will explain the workings of a major department at FHI360 – i.e., the Program Sciences Department. Johannes and Theresa will describe the rationale for the department, what folks there do, and specifically what the Health Services Research (HSR) group does. Come and discuss how the team’s research expertise and skills complement those in the DC office, and explore what might be some fruitful areas of intersection and collaboration. ]]> Tue, 14 Feb 2012 15:37:40 GMT /slideshow/ps-hsr-at-dc-01102012-final-ab-11572906/11572906 GHPN@slideshare.net(GHPN) Learn all about FHI's Health Services Research Group and the Program Sciences Department GHPN Johannes van Dam, Senior Director, Program Sciences, and Theresa Hoke, Scientist II in the Health Services Research group, will explain the workings of a major department at FHI360 – i.e., the Program Sciences Department. Johannes and Theresa will describe the rationale for the department, what folks there do, and specifically what the Health Services Research (HSR) group does. Come and discuss how the team’s research expertise and skills complement those in the DC office, and explore what might be some fruitful areas of intersection and collaboration. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/ps-hsratdc01-10-2012final-ab-120214153743-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Johannes van Dam, Senior Director, Program Sciences, and Theresa Hoke, Scientist II in the Health Services Research group, will explain the workings of a major department at FHI360 – i.e., the Program Sciences Department. Johannes and Theresa will describe the rationale for the department, what folks there do, and specifically what the Health Services Research (HSR) group does. Come and discuss how the team’s research expertise and skills complement those in the DC office, and explore what might be some fruitful areas of intersection and collaboration.

Learn all about FHI's Health Services Research Group and the Program Sciences Department from GHPN

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0 Challenges of Health Behavior Change in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) /slideshow/c-change-drc-yd-presentation-010312ab/11237870 c-changedrcydpresentation010312-ab-120124094951-phpapp02
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is both one of the poorest nations in the world (with the second lowest GDP) and one of the richest (with mineral deposits worth $24 trillion). Its population of 70 million live in an area about four times the size of France. DRC has the world's second largest rainforest, second longest river, savannas, glaciated mountains, and few good roads. DRC is also remembered for "Africa's World War," which involved nine countries and killed 5.4 million people. Yaya Drabo is Chief of Party for the C-CHANGE project in the DRC. He invites you to learn why this country is so challenging to a social and behavior change program, and why it is so exciting. ]]>
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is both one of the poorest nations in the world (with the second lowest GDP) and one of the richest (with mineral deposits worth $24 trillion). Its population of 70 million live in an area about four times the size of France. DRC has the world's second largest rainforest, second longest river, savannas, glaciated mountains, and few good roads. DRC is also remembered for "Africa's World War," which involved nine countries and killed 5.4 million people. Yaya Drabo is Chief of Party for the C-CHANGE project in the DRC. He invites you to learn why this country is so challenging to a social and behavior change program, and why it is so exciting. ]]> Tue, 24 Jan 2012 09:49:50 GMT /slideshow/c-change-drc-yd-presentation-010312ab/11237870 GHPN@slideshare.net(GHPN) Challenges of Health Behavior Change in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) GHPN Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is both one of the poorest nations in the world (with the second lowest GDP) and one of the richest (with mineral deposits worth $24 trillion). Its population of 70 million live in an area about four times the size of France. DRC has the world's second largest rainforest, second longest river, savannas, glaciated mountains, and few good roads. DRC is also remembered for "Africa's World War," which involved nine countries and killed 5.4 million people. Yaya Drabo is Chief of Party for the C-CHANGE project in the DRC. He invites you to learn why this country is so challenging to a social and behavior change program, and why it is so exciting. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/c-changedrcydpresentation010312-ab-120124094951-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is both one of the poorest nations in the world (with the second lowest GDP) and one of the richest (with mineral deposits worth $24 trillion). Its population of 70 million live in an area about four times the size of France. DRC has the world's second largest rainforest, second longest river, savannas, glaciated mountains, and few good roads. DRC is also remembered for "Africa's World War," which involved nine countries and killed 5.4 million people. Yaya Drabo is Chief of Party for the C-CHANGE project in the DRC. He invites you to learn why this country is so challenging to a social and behavior change program, and why it is so exciting.

Challenges of Health Behavior Change in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from GHPN

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0 C change drc yd presentation draft 3 jan 2012 03 version /slideshow/c-change-drc-yd-presentation-draft-3-jan-2012-03-version/10965371 c-changedrcydpresentationdraft3jan201203version-120111091911-phpapp02
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