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Opinion: Four Ways Ukraine’s Health Care System Has Weathered the War

We believe other countries can learn from Ukraine’s efforts to establish a working health supply chain, make medicines affordable, and stay vigilant against ongoing diseases among persistent crises.

By: Viktor Liashko, Maryna Slobodnichenko, and Marian Wentworth

Management Sciences for Health Welcomes Kathryn Erskine as Chief People and Culture Officer

Erskine joins MSH from DAI, where she served as Vice President of People, overseeing the human resources function for more than 5,000 global staff.

Achieving Universal Health Coverage in Urban Settings: Incentives, Challenges, and Opportunities

This webinar, co-hosted by Management Sciences for Health and the Joint Learning Network (JLN) for Universal Health Coverage, will address emerging issues in urban health in India, Malaysia, and Bangladesh. Panelists will discuss innovative financing strategies for population health in urban areas, approaches to reducing out-of-pocket expenses, and how to leverage development finance to expand access and improve efficiency in healthcare delivery. Participants will also be able to engage in a Q&A session during the latter half of the webinar.

View Page: How Flexible Catalytic Grants Are Strengthening District-Led Primary Health Care in Ghana and Rwanda
How Flexible Catalytic Grants Are Strengthening District-Led Primary Health Care in Ghana and Rwanda
View Page: There are no shortcuts to the top of a palm tree: Why malaria eradication depends on financing, prioritization, and delivery
Nigerian community health worker Nneamaka sits in front of a cement brick home with a mother, also sitting, holding her infant, and another health worker, taking notes. Photo credit: U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative for States (PMI-S) activity
There are no shortcuts to the top of a palm tree: Why malaria eradication depends on financing, prioritization, and delivery
View Page: MSH’s Dr. Justice Nonvignon Named Director for Africa, International Health Economics Association’s Board of Directors
MSH’s Dr. Justice Nonvignon Named Director for Africa, International Health Economics Association’s Board of Directors

Arlington, VA—December 11, 2025—MSH congratulates Justice Nonvignon, PhD, who leads our health economics and financing practice area, for his appointm…

View Page: How Ukraine’s Digital Transformation Is Strengthening Its Health Supply Chain and Protecting Patient Access
Group photo during the MedData webinar
How Ukraine’s Digital Transformation Is Strengthening Its Health Supply Chain and Protecting Patient Access
View Page: Ukrainians Share Their Stories of Living with HIV: A National Campaign Expands Access to Information and Free Treatment Services
Ukrainians Share Their Stories of Living with HIV: A National Campaign Expands Access to Information and Free Treatment Services
View Page: Nigeria Charts a Sustainable Path for HPV Vaccination
Workshop participants in Nigeria
Nigeria Charts a Sustainable Path for HPV Vaccination
View Page: Management Sciences for Health to Support Nigeria in Strengthening Cervical Cancer Data Systems and Integration into DHIS2
Management Sciences for Health to Support Nigeria in Strengthening Cervical Cancer Data Systems and Integration into DHIS2

Management Sciences for Health (MSH) has been selected to support the Government of Nigeria in developing and integrating standardized data elements a…

View Page: Women Leading Change: Transforming Primary Health Care in Ghana’s Akwapim South
DHMT members from Ghana and Rwanda at the March 2025 learning workshop
Women Leading Change: Transforming Primary Health Care in Ghana’s Akwapim South
View Page: New Analysis Highlights the Economic Cost of Malaria and the Opportunity for Africa’s Growth
New Analysis Highlights the Economic Cost of Malaria and the Opportunity for Africa’s Growth
View Page: LeaderNet: Pioneering Peer-to-Peer Learning for Global Health Leadership
Leadernet screenshot
LeaderNet: Pioneering Peer-to-Peer Learning for Global Health Leadership
View Page: Saving Lives at the Last Mile: How Ethiopia Is Taking Ownership of Medicine Delivery in Conflict-Affected Regions
A group of people in a meeting around a table.
Saving Lives at the Last Mile: How Ethiopia Is Taking Ownership of Medicine Delivery in Conflict-Affected Regions
View Page: Quality of care – Skills to save lives
Health worker training in Afghanistan
Quality of care – Skills to save lives