Read about the key lessons Botswana has learned in its commitment to PHC and the reduction of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

In the past, approximately 70% of health services were funded out-of-pocket by clients, which created significant barriers to access, particularly for marginalized communities.

Botswana, once facing the world’s highest HIV prevalence, has not only surpassed global epidemic control targets but is now integrating HIV services into primary health care.

Restored dignity, confidence—a fresh start, and Jhpiego’s commitment to women’s health  As a youngster in Kenya, Mary Wambua was different….

Masri Ndoen’s path to becoming a midwife was anything but expected. Cajoled by her friends to tag along as they took the entry exam for nursing school, Masri decided to take the test herself—and was the only one among her friends to pass it. That paved the way for a career in midwifery that would eventually lead her to a position managing a community health care system.