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5 Questions with Caroline Soyars
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AIDS was killing millions of people. CHAI was founded to make treatment equitable.
At that time there were close to two million AIDS-related deaths globally every year, yet less than 10 percent of people living with HIV were on lifesaving treatment in low- and middle-income countries. CHAI worked with ministries of health and other partners to turn the tide on the disease.
On this day: The speeches that inspired the formation of CHAI
A conversation between two former presidents was a spark that helped lead to the formation of the Clinton Health Access Initiative.
Pediatric care outside the capital is hard to come by in Kenya, but a new fellowship program brings training home
CHAI Kenya team is helping the Ministry of Health, Kenya to address the gap for pediatric sub-specialists in hard-to-reach communities through the development of a pediatric training fellowship.
With investments over the last two years, CHAI is working with governments to close the medical oxygen gap in over 25 countries
In May 2021, with US$20 million from Unitaid, CHAI and PATH announced a new program to procure and supply medical oxygen equipment, working in partnership with ministries of health in countries across Africa, and Asia.
5 Questions with Fumane Lekoala
Our monthly check-in with staff from around the world. Learn more about the people who work at CHAI.
We have only one earth. We must act with urgency to reverse the effects of climate change.
To mark World Environment Day 2022, we are sharing some of our recent blogs on climate change.
5 Questions with Nicole Kawaza
Our monthly check-in with staff from around the world. Learn more about the people who work at CHAI.
CHAI helps Democratic Republic of Congo’s health authorities map underserved communities
Clinton Health Access Initiative is helping the Democratic Republic of Congo to use geospatial data to identify ideal locations for community care sites to bring care closer to communities.
Investing in nurses and midwives to achieve universal health coverage in Zambia and Malawi
To commemorate International Nursing Day 2022, we highlight progress to develop the health workforce in Malawi and Zambia. We also share the experiences of nurses in both countries.