Global Integrity works with government and civil society partners in countries and communities around the world, supporting their efforts to address complex challenges relating to corruption, the use of resources and the delivery of public services.
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Why participatory approaches for health systems strengthening? In many countries around the world, people are not able to access the health services they need, which has dire implications for individuals, families, communities, and the ability of countries to meet their commitments to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being.
The problem in many countries around the world, people are not able to access the health services they need, which contributes to disappointing health outcomes. In developing countries this often extends to basic and essential services.
About the Project The problem in many countries around the world, people are not able to access the health services they need, which contributes to disappointing health outcomes. In developing countries this often extends to basic and essential services. This has dire implications for individuals, families, communities, and the ability of countries to meet their…
Credit: Marc-André Boisvert Building Bridges Over the next six months, we will help address the fragmentation of civil society engagement in the anti-corruption field in four localities (Kenya, West Africa, the Western Balkans and Ukraine), with a focus on health and education. Funded by the Open Society Foundations (OSF), we are building on a previous…