Malawi
Driving sustainability and national ownership of sexual reproductive health programmes through supportive legal, financial and policy frameworks
Active in:
Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of Congo, Madagascar , Malawi, Nigeria, Pakistan, Tanzania, Uganda, ZambiaResults-based financing initiative using performance-based and demand-side financing approaches to improve the health of mothers and newborns
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MalawiStrengthening the delivery of health services by enhancing health planning, coordination, financial management and accountability
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MalawiUsing quality data to inform decision makers and health service providers to catalyse change and improve quality of care
News
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019Our Evidence for Action (E4A) programme played a critical role in compiling evidence from the report and coordinating and disseminating the findings through the MamaYe campaign.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019Making the most effective use of limited resources is a priority for all health systems.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019This week we will be hosting a ‘knowledge café’ in Malawi on ‘Governance and Accountability for Health’, discussing practical approaches to strengthening the performance of the health sector in Malawi.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019Our recent event in Lilongwe identified the need to strengthen accountability at all levels to help meet the challenges facing quality health service delivery in Malawi.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019Exciting discussions have recently been taking in place in Malawi regarding the scale up of results-based financing (RBF) initiatives within the health system.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019We’re working in Malawi to support the Results-based Financing for Maternal and Newborn Health Initiative. Programme results have influenced the Ministry of Health to consider incorporating PBF, including RBF and other similar approaches, into its policy and strategy frameworks of the health sector.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019We’re working at all levels of the health system in Malawi to strengthen accountability and health efficiency, with a strong focus on preventing drug theft.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019'Be bold for change' means to be a principled, open-minded, conscientious risk taker; someone who is not afraid to act, to challenge, to make difficult decisions; to speak out in order to make progress/achieve/make a difference.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019Catholic Sisters in Malawi have used money raised through our results-based financing programme to build a new maternity waiting shelter to “uphold the dignity of expectant mothers”.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019Over the last five years, the UKAid-funded Malawi Health Sector Programme – Technical Assistance (MHSP-TA) has helped to ensure Malawi’s healthcare services are accessible, accountable and efficient.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019When it emerged that drugs were going missing from health facilities in Malawi, there was strong public will for accountability in the health sector. Groups like the Health Centre Advisory Committees have increased scrutiny and reduced the number of drugs failing to reach patients.
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Wednesday, 30 Jan 2019Small grants given to community-based health groups in Malawi have led to significant improvements in local health facilities and a strong social return on investment in just six months.
Related jobs
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Job titleHealth Financing AdvisorLocation:MalawiClosing date:Friday, 22 February, 2019Contract type:Full Time, Fixed Term up to August 2021We’re seeking an experienced individual, who will be successfully leading the implementation of strategies to increase government investments in SRH in Malawi and contribute to the overall national ownership goals. S/he will work in close collaboration with national and local government counterparts, consortium partners, and enable us to achieve above and beyond key performance indicators.