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Mozambique’s Cyclone Victims Maintain HIV Treatment Through Community Support
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Abt supports displaced patients across Mozambique, reconnecting them with HIV treatment and providing counseling to families as they overcome natural disasters.
Playing the Long Game: Strengthening the Private Health Sector in Ethiopia
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Over 15 years, Abt has led successive USAID projects that have helped strengthen Ethiopia’s private health sector.
Private Providers Boost Drug Access for Insured Ethiopian Clients
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Ethiopia illustrates the potential of public-private partnerships to expand equitable access to medicines and other health care services.
Community Influencers Help Improve Tuberculosis Screening
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Influencers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are helping increase detection and treatment of tuberculosis.
New York’s Bold Climate Plan Approved After Abt Analysis
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Abt’s analysis of New York State’s climate act found it would provide $170 billion in health benefits, helping the plan earn approval for implementation.
Engaging the Private Sector to Prevent HIV in Namibia
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The private sector can help prevent HIV transmission in Namibia by sharing messages that encourage healthy behavior and enhancing access to quality services.
Abt Helps DRC Community Leaders Bridge Child Health Gaps
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In the DRC, Abt trains community health workers to reach remote families with health messaging and medical referrals, connecting children with treatment before diseases become severe.
Tajikistan: Promoting Health Responsibility by Bicycle
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Through the Healthy Mother, Healthy Baby Activity, Khurshed Khojaev promotes community responsibility for maternal and child healthcare and nutrition.
Breaking Taboos: Tajik Religious Leaders Engage Men on Women's Health
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In Tajikistan, Abt partnered with religious leaders and community networks to deliver health messaging through trusted, locally resonant channels.
