Rwanda Africa
Building Strong Communities
Rwanda has made significant progress in reconciling communities after the 1994 genocide having come together to improve its health and economy beyond pre-1994 levels. The Abt Global-led PMI VectorLink Project is working in partnership with the Rwandan government and its Ministry of Health to further advance the health and economic wellbeing of all Rwandans. Through safe, cost-effective and sustainable malaria vector control interventions, PMI VectorLink has protected hundreds of thousands of people from the burden of malaria, allowing them to live healthier, more productive lives.
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Peer Learning Strengthens Health Systems
Ukraine to Rwanda: Integrating Renewable Energy with Gender Equity
In this podcast, Joan Chahenza and Nadiia Zaritska discuss how building resilient energy systems—from Ukraine to sub-Saharan Africa—can support gender equity.
Inspiring the Leader in You: Lessons from Women Deliver
Expanding Coverage to Reduce the Burden of Malaria
Indoor residual spraying has significantly decreased malaria incidence at Mahama Refugee Camp in Rwanda.
Vector Control Equity: Engaging Hard-to-Reach Populations with Indoor Residual Spraying
The PMI VectorLink Project protects people from malaria with indoor residual spraying, striving to reach those currently left behind.
From Policy to Action: Broadening Health Services in Rwanda
Through SHOPS Plus, Abt helped Rwanda increase access to DMPA oral contraceptive by helping to create a regulatory and logistical enabling environment.