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Triangle Business Journal: Chapel Hill Nonprofit Lands $300M Contract

IntraHealth International, a Chapel Hill nonprofit, has received a five-year contract worth up to $300 million to enhance the quality and number of health-care workers and services in the developing world. (Original news article)

IntraHealth to Lead $300 Million USAID Project in Global Health Workforce, Systems Strengthening

IntraHealth International will lead a new USAID-funded global project to improve health services in the developing world by strengthening the health care workforce. The Human Resources for Health and Quality Services (HRHQS) Project will increase the quantity of available health workers and the quality of services by working with global organizations and developing country institutions to test and roll out successful workforce planning, retention, recruitment, training and deployment interventions. 
Restore Dignity for Malian Women

Echos du terrain: Améliorer l'éducation et les programmes de formation destinés aux prestataires de santé maliens

« L’approche basée sur les compétences plaît aux enseignants et aux apprenants. Elle place les étudiants au centre du processus d’apprentissage et

Voices from the Field: Enhancing Education and Training Programs for Health Workers in Mali

“The competency-based approach is popular among faculty and students. It puts the students at the center of the learning process. It gives students

IntraHealth To Lead $300 Million USAID Project In Global Health Workforce, Systems Strengthening

October 20, 2009, Chapel Hill, NC—IntraHealth International has been awarded a new 5-year global cooperative agreement, with a $300 million ceiling, by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to improve the quality of health services in the developing world by strengthening the health care workforce. Worldwide, there is a shortfall of 4 million health workers needed to increase access to critical primary health care services, and 57 countries fall short of the World Health Organization’s minimum ratio of 2.3 health workers for every 1,000 people.
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Voices from the Capacity Project: It Takes a Workforce—Improving Global Health Services

“Health workers are the backbone of health service delivery,” says Francis Ntalazi, assistant commissioner of human resources management in Uganda ’s

Capacity Project Event Highlights Successes And A Call To Action

On September 23, the IntraHealth-led Capacity Project presented its end-of-project event, “It Takes a Workforce: Improving Global Health Services,” at the World Bank in Washington, DC. Project leadership and staff joined Pape Gaye, president and CEO of lead partner IntraHealth International, and key representatives from USAID, global partners, ministries of health and other organizations.

Pape Gaye Presents at the Forum: Why Global Health Matters to NC

Join Pape Gaye, President and CEO of IntraHealth International, US Senator Kay Hagan, Admiral William J. Fallon, and global health leaders at the forum “Why Global Health Matters to North Carolina,” on September 21, 2009, from 3–5 pm. Presented by the Triangle Global Health Consortium and the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Global Health Policy Center, this forum will examine how North Carolina’s universities, non-governmental organizations and biotech industries working in global public health contribute to the State’s economy.

Echos du terrain: IntraHealth s'associe à divers ministères rwandais dans le but de former les défenseurs de la planification familiale au niveau des districts

« La pauvreté est le plus grand ennemi du pays et il nous est impossible de la combattre sans contrôler la croissance démographique… alors décuplons

Good Relations, Impressive Results: HIV/AIDS Clinical Services Program in Rwanda Acclaimed in Continuing Application Process with USAID

“In 2012, we think that the services at the health centers will be much better. ...The quality of care has improved since the start of this approach, and we think that this will last a very long time.” --Mobile Physician, Gicumbi District

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