Management Sciences for Health

🌍 Severe funding cuts to malaria could cost Africa $83 billion in lost GDP by 2030—and nearly one million lives. A new report from the Malaria No More UK and the African Leaders Malaria Alliance (ALMA) Secretariat finds that staying on track to meet 2030 malaria targets could save 1.86 million lives and boost Africa’s GDP by $231 billion. Management Sciences for Health is proud to have supported this critical analysis—our modeling experts, led by Justice Nonvignon, provided the data and projections that underpin these findings. “Malaria elimination should not only be a health priority but also an economic one, potentially adding $2.5 trillion to the GDP of African economies by 2040,” said Dan Schwarz, Chief Medical Officer, Management Sciences for Health Achieving #ZeroMalaria is not just about saving lives, it’s about safeguarding prosperity. MSH remains committed to working with our partners and countries to generate evidence that drives smarter, sustainable investments in malaria elimination. 👉 Read more: https://lnkd.in/eHm7siwa   #MalariaEconomy #ZeroMalaria #StopAtNothing #GlobalHealth #HealthSystemsStrengthening 

We’re proud to have supported this groundbreaking analysis by Malaria No More UK and African Leaders Malaria Alliance (ALMA)—our modeling experts, led by Justice Nonvignon, contributed the data and projections that underpin these findings. The message is clear: Investing in malaria elimination is both a health and an economic imperative. Sustained financing could save 1.86 million lives and boost Africa’s GDP by $231 billion by 2030. At Management Sciences for Health, we’re committed to generating the evidence countries and partners need to make smart, sustainable investments in health. #ZeroMalaria #MalariaEconomy #StopAtNothing #GlobalHealth #HealthSystemsStrengthening 

Cervical cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer deaths among women in Nigeria, despite being both preventable and treatable. Through the Evidence-Informed Technical Advocacy for HPV Vaccine Introduction in Nigeria project, Management Sciences for Health and partners Women Advocates for Vaccine Access (WAVA) and Solina Health are helping turn evidence into action—strengthening planning, financing, and policy for sustainable HPV vaccination. HPV is responsible for 95% of cervical cancer cases in Nigeria, so efforts to expand HPV vaccination are crucial. In recent weeks, MSH and partners have convened High-Level Policy Dialogues on Sustaining HPV Vaccination, bringing together government leaders, legislators, youth advocates, and community representatives to chart a path toward long-term HPV vaccine financing and delivery. In #Lagos, we were honored to welcome the Honorable Commissioner for Health, who formally launched our Policy and Programmatic Recommendations (PPRs), joined by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Health. These state-specific PPRs outline clear policy and financing actions for sustainable HPV vaccine delivery, informed by new MSH-led financial and policy analyses. In #Kaduna, the First Lady, represented by her Chief of Staff, unveiled the PPRs and was decorated as HPV Vaccine Ambassador, underscoring strong state-level political will. The dialogue also featured participation from the Commissioner for Health, the Emir of Zazzau, members of the House Committee on Health and PHC, and the State Primary Health Care Board—along with a moving appeal from an adolescent girl advocating for sustained vaccine funding. Next month, a national launch, co-hosted with the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), will further advance these commitments and reinforce Nigeria’s leadership in cervical cancer elimination. Stay tuned. 👉 Learn more about our work to advance HPV vaccination and cervical cancer elimination: https://lnkd.in/dQ5AtHC7   #HPVVaccination #CervicalCancerElimination #HealthSystems #Nigeria #GlobalHealth #DataforHealth Amy Boldosser-Boesch Dozie Ezechukwu Oluwayemisi Ayandipo

It is not normal for anyone to delay or skip health care because of cost. Health is a right, not a privilege. Join the #UHCDay campaign to demand a world where everyone, everywhere, can access the health care and services they need without financial hardship. 📌 The UHC Day campaign toolkit offers simple steps to raise your voice and get involved - now available in several languages, including Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish. 👉 Click here to get started: https://lnkd.in/dVK-iVZc UHC2030 - Taking action for universal health coverage Management Sciences for Health WACI Health NCD Alliance PMNCH RARE DISEASES INTERNATIONAL International Alliance of Patients' Organizations (IAPO) UNAIDS Pathfinder International Amref Health Africa Fundación Huésped Corporación Kimirina APCASO MEDECIN DU MONDE Denis Godlevskiy Eurasian Movement for the Right to Health in Prisons

🌍 This week, Management Sciences for Health joins The Resource Alliance and hundreds of global leaders at the International Fundraising Congress (#IFC2025) in the Netherlands to explore new models for sustainable financing. Our experts Neelam Makhijani and Patrick Pascal Saint-Firmin will lead two masterclasses and two workshops on Blended Financing for Social Impact—showcasing how MSH helps design health programs that attract new capital and scale local innovation. Learn more about our sessions 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ekDM9WSm #IFC2025 #HealthSystems #InnovativeFinance #BlendedFinance #GlobalHealth #SocialImpact

For decades, Management Sciences for Health has partnered with The Global Fund to strengthen governance in the fight against HIV, TB, and malaria. Today, as a prime recipient of the Fund’s CCM Technical Assistance (TA) contract (2024–2028), we are supporting Country Coordinating Mechanisms (CCMs) and Regional Coordinating Mechanisms (RCMs) with a renewed focus on transparency, inclusion, and accountable oversight. Our recent work reflects this commitment:  🔖 In Timor-Leste, we supported adoption of updated governance manuals in 2024. 📑 In Cameroon, we strengthened charters and civil society engagement plans, laying a foundation for more inclusive decision-making. 🧾 In the Pacific Islands, we co-developed community-led monitoring guidelines to ensure community voices shape health program decisions. This work builds on the legacy of the landmark Grant Management Solutions (#GMS) program (2012–2017), where we provided support to 23 countries to improve oversight of more than 350 Global Fund grants worth $13.3 billion—nearly half of the Fund’s portfolio at the time. We also helped develop the CCM Governance Toolkit, now a standard resource for advancing transparency, inclusion, and accountability in Global Fund governance. Today, MSH continues to strengthen local capacity across countries, tapping into a network of 500+ technical experts to strengthen CCM and RCM performance. 👉 Learn more about this partnership and its impact: https://lnkd.in/dRb978-4 #GlobalHealth #Governance #MSH #GlobalFund #GMS #CCM #RCM #HealthSystems #Transparency #Partnership Kim K. Régine Alexandra EMILIEN

We’re excited to announce the launch of HEAR CSO, a global consultative initiative designed to generate bold, actionable, civil society–owned visions for the future of global health architecture. 📅  Join us for an informational and launch call on October 8 at 9am EST: http://bit.ly/46HkZiD 👉 Or learn more on our website: https://hearcso.org/ It’s time to reimagine the systems, structures, and processes that shape global health - ensuring #equity, #affordability, and effectiveness for all! #HealthForAll #HealthEquity #HEARCSO Management Sciences for Health

🚀 Kicking off #ICPHC2025 in Addis Ababa with energy and purpose! This year’s conference comes at a pivotal moment for global health, as countries and partners work to build resilient, people-centered primary health care systems in the face of growing complexity, climate vulnerability, and resource constraints. At Management Sciences for Health, we believe local leadership and performance management are key to turning data into better decisions and commitments into real change. 📍 Find us at these sessions: October 6 | 3:30 PM EAT (Posters) ➡️ Transforming District-Level Governance through Enabling Performance Management: Experiences from Ghana and Rwanda — Find Sarah Birse at P11 ➡️ Strengthening District Leadership to Deliver Better PHC Services: Evidence from Ghana and Rwanda — Find Sarah Birse at P23 October 8 | 11:00 AM (Adaptable Session) ➡️ From Metrics to Mechanisms: Multisectoral Pathways for Smarter PHC Planning — Presented by Ishani Mathur We’re excited to share evidence from our work with Gates Foundation in #Ghana and #Rwanda and to learn from others who are re-imagining how local leadership drives better health for all. Learn more about our project: https://lnkd.in/eHK4dvVr Find us at ICPHC: https://lnkd.in/ePv3YKgV #ICPHC2025 #PrimaryHealthCare #GlobalHealth #HealthSystemsStrengthening #MSH #DataForAction #Leadership #HealthForAll