Since the late 1980s, JSI has been assisting the government of Niger to improve health outcomes in the country starting with the implementation of the Resources for Child Health’s (REACH) initiative to control measles outbreaks through improved immunization systems in the country’s urban areas. JSI has since provided logistical analysis for the supply chain of Zithromax through the International Trachoma Initiative, and has been contracted by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) to manage reproductive health commodities. JSI’s portfolio in Niger covers health issues ranging from family planning to disease prevention.
Read an article on the Health Communication Network website about the SPRING Project’s work in Niger: The Father Factor: How Community Video Encourages Male Involvement for Better Nutrition and Hygiene Behaviors in Niger.
JSI has been working in Niger since 1986.
JSI has implemented more than 18 projects in Niger.
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