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From Adaptation to Integration: Sustained Malaria Control Through PMI Evolve

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Through the US President's Malaria Initiative, Abt helped protect nearly 40 million people in 2025 while pioneering integrated community health campaigns that brought essential services directly to remote areas.
Modernized Access to Dietary Supplement Information in the U.S.

Modernized Access to Dietary Supplement Information in the U.S.

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RESEA Program Strategies: State and Local Implementation

RESEA Program Strategies: State and Local Implementation

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This report presents study findings on strategies states use in their Reemployment Services and Eligibility Assessments (RESEA) programs.
From Pilot to Implementation: Five Things to Know about Summer EBT

From Pilot to Policy: Five Things to Know about Summer EBT

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States can roll out summer grocery programs in 2024 for students eligible for subsidized school lunches, and here are five things states need to know.
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Malaria Vector Species Composition and Entomological Indices Following Indoor Residual Spraying in Regions Bordering Lake Victoria, Tanzania

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The study found that indoor residual spraying was effective, and the findings can help guide Tanzania’s vector control strategy.
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SNAP to Skills (S2S) Technical Assistance Initiative

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For the SNAP to Skills (S2S) technical assistance initiative of USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service, Abt is partnering with the project lead, the Seattle Jobs Initiative, to create tools and resources for states to develop demand-driven Supplemental…
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Homeless encampments — and the debate over what to do about them — explained

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Abt’s research for the Department of Housing and Urban Development on encampments was cited repeatedly throughout the article, including our first-ever national cost report on encampments.