Call for Expressions of Interest (EOI) for environmental impact assessment study in Mafeteng Hospital
CHAI is supporting the improvement of oxygen availability and supply systems for Mafeteng district and the neighboring region.
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Climate change will lead to more pregnant women and newborns dying. The global health community can limit its impact.
Ministries of health are increasingly aware that a changing environment, particularly through extreme heat, will lead to more maternal and neonatal deaths. However, there is a lack of understanding about how to adapt. A new article in the Journal of Climate Change and Health shares where to start.
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5 Questions with Nicole Kawaza
Our monthly check-in with staff from around the world. Learn more about the people who work at CHAI.
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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.
Read moreRequest for quotations (RFQ) for standard delivery interfaces
The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) seeks interested and capable vendors to submit quotations for the supply of standard delivery interfaces.
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White paper: Deploying thermal ablation devices to expand access to treatment for cervical precancer
This white paper documents the project's experience with rolling out thermal ablation, a portable and effective tool to treat cervical precancer, as well as appropriate training.
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Portable thermal ablation devices allow more women to access lifesaving cervical cancer prevention in countries where the majority of deaths occur
The white paper published today shows that thermal ablation, a portable and effective tool for treating cervical precancer, has the potential to substantially expand access in low- and middle-income countries where almost 90 percent of deaths occur.
Read moreFAQ: What you need to know about CHAI’s generic Paxlovid deal
CHAI announced agreements with leading generic manufacturers to make generic Paxlovid available to low- and middle income countries for under US$25 per treatment course.
Read morePress release: CHAI announces agreements with leading generic manufacturers to make affordable COVID-19 treatment available in low- and middle-income countries
New agreements will make generic Paxlovid available at under US$25 per treatment course.
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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.
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