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Staff spotlight: Thatohatsi Sefuthi, Advanced HIV Disease Regional Manager, Southern Region
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Breaking through barriers: How US$1 tests and affordable treatment are transforming sickle cell disease care
CHAI has secured two groundbreaking agreements that could fundamentally reshape access to care for sickle cell disease for millions of people around the world.
Ethiopia’s medical oxygen transformation: From shortage to more equitable access
From just three oxygen plants in 2016, Ethiopia now boasts 55 production facilities—a staggering 1,733 percent increase.
Staff spotlight: Peter Njoroge – Global Talent Acquisition, Kenya
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How we screened one million children for disabilities and what’s next
With funding from the LEGO Foundation, CHAI, alongside partner governments across eight countries, has helped screen over one million children for disabilities.
Working at CHAI: 5 Questions with Jenny Zhang
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Working at CHAI: 5 Questions with Mariama Faty
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Cambodian families trade wood fires for gas and electric stoves, saving lives
Electric or gas stoves reduce the toxic indoor air that leads to these deaths. It also curbs deforestation, which has ecological and climate implications, and frees up time previously spent collecting fuel for children to attend school.
Most-read stories of 2024: CHAI’s new strategy sets tone for the year
As 2024 draws to a close, we highlight some of the most popular content—stories that our readers have returned to time and again.
Working at CHAI: 5 Questions with Stephanie Heung
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