Projects

Through this project, URC will support Malawi Ministry of Health (MoH) to build the capacity of the health providers on the use of new techniques in the collection of Dried Blood Spot (DBS) specimens in the country.

URC served as a subcontractor to Chemonics and was a significant contributor on the Francophone task order and two systems strengthening ones. The Francophone task order improved the ability of professionals and institutions in select Francophone countries to manage and maintain the integrity of supply chain systems...

The Challenge Identifying people who have HIV is only one part of preventing HIV transmission. Maintaining suppressed viral loads in people living with HIV (PLHIV) is also essential, and a key part of this is getting accurate viral load (VL) test results and responding accordingly. Objectives and Overview The project, also called “Quality Improvement Collaborative...

The Health Evaluation and Applied Research Development (HEARD) Project is a flexible global implementation science (IS) partnership mechanism that responds to emerging USAID health and development priorities...

Conducted two studies on the effects of results-based financing (RBF) on immunization coverage in Benin, working closely with the GAVI Alliance and Benin’s Ministry of Health (MOH)/National Directorate for the Expanded Program on Immunization and Primary Health Care. The studies use a mixed-methods approach to understand how the RBF scheme is incentivizing immunization-related activities, the...

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USAID RHITES-EC is supporting Uganda’s Ministry of Health (MOH) to improve regional health outcomes by increasing the utilization of high-quality health care services within 12 districts in East Central Uganda...

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This project is an extension of the MCC funded “The Skills for Employability and Productivity Project in Côte d’Ivoire”. Over the past year, URC exceeded the targets and expectations of MCC in Côte d’Ivoire. The proposed objectives for the project are to improve the employability of Ivoirians and enhance the productivity of the private sector...

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