Resources
Health Partners International is keen to ensure that the lessons learned and research in the course of our work reaches as wide an audience as possible and is used for discussion, implementation, teaching and research.
We produce a range of resources built on our extensive experience in strengthening governance and health systems since 1995.
We have a wide range of well-tried and innovative methodologies, tools and approaches for the health sector. These have been developed with our partners, and can be adapted for use in different contexts.
Use our publications search facility on the right by typing in a keyword or ticking a document type, technical or priority health area to find:
- Policy and technical briefs
- Journal articles
- Factsheets
- Guidelines and manuals
- Reports
- Press
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- Infographics and posters
- Videos
Recent Publications
Journal Title: Health Partnership Scheme Evaluation Report
Publication Date: 2017
This evaluation report was conducted by Health Partners International (HPI) and Triple Line conducted at the end of the DFID-funded Health Partnership Scheme (HPS) programme. HPS supports partnerships between UK health organisations and their counterparts in 32 developing countries (mainly in Africa and Asia) to build capacity in the health... Read more
Publication Date: 2017
This story is about Hauwa’s success on the Foundation Year Programme. As an 18 year old woman, Hauwa lives with her extended family of 18 people in the rural community of Tumfafi, Northern Nigeria. In Tumfafi, there is just one health centre with only five staff to serve a population of... Read more
Publication Date: 2017
The article ‘How to fix war-torn societies? Help women to work’ reports, under the subheading ‘Nigeria Nurses’, how the Women for Health programme in five states in Northern Nigeria is changing women’s roles in societies. The programme is training 6,000 young girls from rural Nigerian communities to be female health workers. The article includes... Read more
Publication Date: 2017
The Women for Health Theory of Change Tree infographic establishes how the strategies, and approaches of the Women for Health programme translate into improved outcomes and beneficial wider impacts. Rooted in sound strategies such as improved teacher training, gender management planning, advocacy to decision makers and legislators, midwife retention schemes... Read more
Publication Date: 2017
This Women for Health programme briefing provides an overview of the five year DFID-funded programme, the overall purpose, aim, outputs and most recent results. The programme contributes to improving maternal outcomes by addressing the shortage of female health workers, especially midwives, in five states in Northern Nigeria. The Women for... Read more
Publication Date: 2017
Women for Health: The Journey is a report of the evolution and progress of the Women for Health programme in five states in northern Nigeria. This report tracks the evolution of the implementation phase of the Women for Health programme. It notes specific achievements to date and highlights the critical... Read more
Publication Date: 2016
This factsheet presents eight messages for policy makers in the health sector based on the lessons learned and results from the MORE Mobilising Access to Maternal Health in Zambia (MORE MAMaZ) programme. A well-designed community engagement and empowerment approach can result in rapid and significant improvements in maternal and newborn... Read more
Publication Date: 2016
Nigeria has been implementing the long-lasting insecticidal net intervention approach as a core strategy over the past decade. This brief presents an overview of the achievements and challenges in the use of this strategy and some recommendations based on lessons learnt through the support for National Malaria Programme (SuNMaP). This... Read more
Publication Date: 2016
This brochure illustrates how Health Partners International and WISE Development are drawing on our combined expertise in health systems strengthening, sexual reproductive health and rights and gender equality to ensure that all our RMNCAH programmes incorporate cutting-edge and contextually relevant women and girl-focused approaches. Our RMNCAH experience is built on... Read more
Publication Date: 2016
This presentation was delivered as part of a Women for Health (W4H) programme team panel at Accountability NOW: A national summit to Advance Newborn and Maternal Health in Nigeria held in Abuja on 16 – 18 February 2016. This presentation highlights how many rural northern Nigerian women and girls are... Read more