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NEWS

Health Policy Initiative Launches New e-Learning Courses

In partnership with the Global Health e-Learning Center, the Health Policy Initiative, Task Order 1, is pleased to offer two e-learning courses. Topics covered are "HIV Stigma and Discrimination" and "Gender and Sexual and Reproductive Health 101." read more...

Policy Implementation Assessment Tool Now Available

The Health Policy Initiative, Task Order 1, is pleased to announce the launch of the Policy Implementation Assessment Tool. The tool is designed to assist government and civil society advocates to identify facilitators of and barriers to implementation of policies in their countries. With this information, stakeholders can better understand implementation dynamics and devise recommendations for translating health policies into action. read more...

In Ethiopia, Engaging Men in Reproductive Health Promotes Progress for All

In celebration of International Women's Day 2010, the USAID | Health Policy Initiative, Task Order 1, supported the Ethiopian government to host an event to draw attention to the importance of engaging men in reproductive health issues to promote progress for all. This story from the field highlights the government's strong commitment to constructive male engagement and recognition that such efforts must work hand-in-hand with programs to empower women and girls. read more...

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Country Spotlight: Indonesia

Task Order 1 of the USAID | Health Policy Initiative (HPI) began work in Indonesia in May 2006.  The focus of HPI in Indonesia is twofold.  First, the initiative provides technical assistance to address policy challenges to ensure the successful implementation of prevention, outreach, testing, care, and treatment services.  Second, the project provides technical assistance to strengthen the capacity of the National AIDS Commission (NAC) to respond to the HIV epidemic through improved planning and resource allocation.

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