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      • Trusted partners for Universal Health Coverage - Learning from support to large-scale reforms in India and Indonesia
      • A software for disease surveillance and outbreak response - Insights from implementing SORMAS in Nigeria and Ghana
      • Digitalising Nepal’s health sector - A country’s journey towards an interoperable digital health ecosystem
      • Getting a better grasp on Togo’s future: Population dynamics at the heart of development planning
      • Leave no one behind: Insights from Cambodia’s national poverty identification system
      • How rewards improve health practice in Malawi: Learnings from a Maternal and Newborn Health Initiative
      • Opioid substitution therapy in Nepal: Learnings from building a national programme
      • Creating a public health champion: The story of Pakistan’s Health Services Academy
      • Social marketing in Côte d’Ivoire: Working for sexual and reproductive health and rights in a country affected by civil war
      • Every person counts: Promoting the inclusion of persons with disabilities in the health sector in Cambodia
      • Coming of age: Fifteen years of the Join-In Circuit on AIDS, Love and Sexuality
      • Partnerships for better patient care: How ESTHER Germany supports the twinning of African and German hospitals
      • Making local health services accountable: Social auditing in Nepal’s health sector
      • Health insurance for India’s poor: Meeting the challenge with information technology
      • A Quiet Revolution: Strengthening the Routine Health Information System in Bangladesh
      • Counselling youth by mobile phone: A South African loveLife HIV prevention programme
      • The Tangled Lives of Philip Wetu: A Namibian story about life choices and HIV
      • Healthy workers, healthy communities, healthy business: Supporting occupational health and safety in Bangladesh
      • Building alliances for better nutrition
      • Brokering social consensus: Germany’s support to social health insurance reform in Mongolia
      • Staying the Course: How a SWAp has sustained Kyrgyz health reforms
      • More than just good business: Employee Wellbeing Programmes in Ghana
      • Keeping children 'Fit for School': Simple, scalable and sustainable school health in the Philippines
      • Reinforcing civil society contributions to health: A BACKUP approach to making Global Fund money work
      • Vouchers: making motherhood safer for Kenya’s poorest women - Germany’s contribution to the achievement of MDG5 in Kenya
      • Improving health care system-wide: Approaches in Morocco and Yemen
      • What they really want to know: Developing booklets for young people on growing up, sexuality and HIV
      • Addressing sexual health and HIV in school: Four initiatives from Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America
      • The German Approach to HIV Mainstreaming: Effective development work in a time of HIV
      • Healthier mothers and babies through PMTCT: A decade of prevention of mother-to-child transmission
      • Making childbirth a village affair: How ‘Desa Siaga’ improves the health of mothers and babies in Indonesia
      • 'Aunties' for sexual health and non-violence: How unwed young mothers become advocates, teachers and counsellors in Cameroon
      • Regions of Expertise: How Knowledge Hubs are boosting HIV prevention, treatment and care across whole regions
      • Healthy dividends: How investments by Germany and partners are helping to stop TB and HIV in the Caucasus and central Asia
      • Going all-out for human rights and sexual health: Aiming for results in Burkina Faso
      • Social marketing for health and family planning: Building on tradition and popular culture in Niger
      • Out of harm’s way: German support for countries reducing the harm of injecting drug use and HIV
      • TV soap operas in HIV education: Reaching out with popular entertainment
      • Cashing in: How cash transfers shore up Zambian households affected by HIV
      • German contributions to the Caribbean AIDS response: Development cooperation in a specific epidemiological context
      • Medical Dialogue: How to kick-start a joint AIDS response by health workers and traditional healers
      • Involving People Living with HIV: Support to PLWH organisations in Cameroon
      • Bringing the AIDS response home: Empowering local and district authorities in Lesotho, Tanzania and Mpumalanga, South Africa
      • Mainstreaming HIV and AIDS in the Vocational Training Sector in Botswana
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