The Ebola crisis in West Africa has highlighted how crucial it is not just to have enough health professionals, but also how important it is to have an efficient logistics and health delivery system.
So how has this affected the way international development groups such as RTI International carry out their health programs?
In the case of RTI International’s HIV and AIDS program in South Sudan, the development research firm brought in its top experts to work with local partners — both from the government and the nonprofit sector — to ensure that they receive proper training and are well-equipped to deliver not just preventive services but also treatment and care.
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Jacques Jimeno
Jacques is a former copy editor at Devex’s news production team. Previously, he worked with the Philippine Department of Tourism and the World Wide Fund for Nature.