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View Page: MSH Partners with Amref to Launch Contracting Implementation Learning Lab Across Three Countries 
MSH Partners with Amref to Launch Contracting Implementation Learning Lab Across Three Countries 

Arlington, VA—30 September 2025–Management Sciences for Health (MSH) is pleased to announce a new award in partnership with Amref Health Africa, the c…

View Page: Empowering First-Time Parents in Bangladesh: A Journey Through Group Care
Trained midwives lead group antenatal care sessions
Empowering First-Time Parents in Bangladesh: A Journey Through Group Care
View Page: Putting Women at the Center of the Health System in Bangladesh
Mukta, a midwife in Bangladesh, goes over paperwork at Morkun Maternity Center's reception desk
Putting Women at the Center of the Health System in Bangladesh
View Page: Supporting a Young Couple’s Journey to First-Time Parenthood in Bangladesh
A woman, Shimla, poses for a photo with her husband, who holds their one-year-old son in Bangladesh.
Supporting a Young Couple’s Journey to First-Time Parenthood in Bangladesh
View Page: Lessons from Bangladesh: Digital Messaging to Change Attitudes About Health
Lessons from Bangladesh: Digital Messaging to Change Attitudes About Health

Delivering maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) and family planning services in poor, underserved areas in Bangladesh is complex. Because of dee…

View Page: World TB Day: Strengthening Leadership for the Fight on TB
[Mary Nkiinzi, a TRACK TB Community Linkage Facilitator for the Komamboga Health Centre in Uganda, checks on Nakawesi Harriet and her family during a home visit while Harriet and her mother complete treatment for multi-drug resistant TB (MDR-TB).] {Photo Credit: Diana Tumuhairwe}
World TB Day: Strengthening Leadership for the Fight on TB
View Page: Retail Drug Outlets: Developing their Potential to Improve Public Health in a Growing Number of Countries
Members of the Bangladesh study tour visit an ADDO in Tanzania. Photo Credit: Jafary Liana
Retail Drug Outlets: Developing their Potential to Improve Public Health in a Growing Number of Countries