We document and disseminate various results, trainings, and resources from our research, programs, and projects.
Behavior is at the core of our mission to achieve better health outcomes for all. JSI’s Behavior Initiative integrates behavioral thinking into everything we do. Moving beyond conventional approaches, we combine social, ecological, and behavioral applied sciences with innovations from marketing, design, tech, and other sectors, to help people live healthier lives. This brochure provides…
The USAID Cure Tuberculosis project facilitated reforms to Bishkek’s centralized TB care system, which helped make delivery of TB services more patient-friendly in the largest and most densely populated district, Leninsky. Now, patients can receive TB services at local medical facilities, Family Group Practitioner centers or feldsher and accoucheur points. Read the story to learn…
The Development Evaluation (DE) approach focuses on gathering and understanding information during the implementation process, and iterating programming approaches in real time. Wave II of the DE exercise focused on the activities and outcomes of three community health projects in arid and semi-arid lands (ASAL) which serve nomadic, semi-nomadic, and static communities: 1) Supply Chain…
Project overview postcard on the USAID/Asia- funded Asia Resilient Cities project.
Slides from JSI's Center for Health Information, Monitoring and Evaluation's (CHIME) series, Measuring the Complicated and Complex, this session covers incorporating complexity-aware methods, specifically ripple effects mapping, in monitoring, evaluation, and learning.
The USAID Feed the Future Orora Wihaze Activity has the goal to develop an inclusive, profitable market to sustainably increase the availability of, access to, and consumption of animal-sourced foods (ASF) in Rwanda. Using information from a study that captured people's current perceptions and practices in relation to their ability to access and use ASF…
This study was developed to gain insights into the demand for and consumption of animal-source foods (ASFs) in 8 districts of Rwanda; with the purpose of strengthening the market system response to meet consumer need, especially of those vulnerable populations. Study findings provide a view into the perceptions and practices of typical families in the…
The Liberia Ministry of Health's most recent Comprehensive Multi-Year Plan (cMYP) guided program implementation over the last five years and expired in December 2020. Past and ongoing public health challenges have led to the need for an in-depth and comprehensive review of Liberia's Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI). As the last comprehensive EPI review (CER) assessment in Liberia was…
Since 2017, the USAID-funded Building Healthy Cities (BHC) project has worked to improve healthy urban planning in four rapidly growing Smart Cities in India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Nepal. This work is critical because as the world urbanizes, cities must be able to address the urban challenges that affect citizens’ health in an organized, coordinated way….
In line with the Kyrgyz Republic’s transition to more patient-friendly TB outpatient care, the USAID Cure Tuberculosis Project developed a comprehensive package of TB service reforms, all of which are in effect in five oblasts (regions) and one district of Bishkek city, including Batken Oblast. Restructuring TB hospitals in Batken Oblast helped repurpose 7 million…
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