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Malaria fighting offers opportunities for women at all levels, says the director of the PMI Kinga Malaria program in Kenya.

Wars on drugs fail. Reducing harm and treating substance use disorder as a disease, not a crime, is likely to be far more effective.

Abt is helping strengthen Afghanistan’s private health sector as the Taliban’s takeover led to a drop in aid for the donor-dependent public health system.

This blog explains why the Evidence Act points the way toward greater access and a more effective use of data across agencies, disciplines, and stakeholders.

The Biden Administration is lifting the national COVID-19 emergency on May 11. It’s a good move, but here are six things you need to know about it.

Abt Global’s decade of evaluations of the Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer for Children pilot can inform the national rollout of the pilot.

In Global Health Science and Practice, Abt Global’s Kelly Saldana and coauthors argue for more evidence and coordination to expand the use of Networks of Care in health systems and service strengthening.

Abt staff have a new blog post on Climatelinks.org exploring the benefits of financing productive uses of energy in the health sector, including through programs such as HETA.

Abt’s Ashfaq Enayetullah explains how commercial engagement furthers sanitation goals of our Feed the Future activity in Bangladesh and improves nutrition.

Migrants are the largest marginalized population on earth and growing every day. Health systems’ ability to meet their health needs can be a useful proxy for overall resilience and inclusivity.