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Integrated and multi-sectoral approaches that address the most critical health challenges
Healthy populations with access to high-quality health services lead longer and more productive lives, resulting in stronger and more financially secure families, communities, and countries. To maximize our health impact, Chemonics takes an integrated, multi-sectoral approach to strengthening health systems by working with national and local governments, local NGOs, and the private sector. With the ultimate goal of making sustainable improvements to the health sector, we focus on building in-country leadership capacity, strengthening organizations, and promoting policies and innovative financing solutions that enable the health sector to meet the needs of its clients. 
 

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    Moges Gebremedhin Moges Gebremedhin is a program director and communications expert with 16 years of professional experience. Mr. Gebremedhin has experience working with media groups and service providers throughout Eastern and Southern Africa and is currently director of the Communications Support for Health project in Zambia. He has extensive experience planning and implementing behavior change communication campaigns and producing and editing radio and television programs. Before joining Chemonics, he served in various positions with the government of the State of Eritrea. Mr. Gebremedhin has a Bachelor’s degree from Ohio Wesleyan University and a Master’s in communications from Johns Hopkins University. Read more

    Robert Brookes Robert Brookes is a public health and project management specialist with 10 years experience implementing USAID development projects around the world. Mr. Brookes currently serves as the director of a trans-boundary environment project in the Okavango River Basin, which is working to strengthen and expand water supply and sanitation services in the basins. Prior to joining Chemonics, Mr. Brookes served as a U.S. Crisis Corps Volunteer in El Salvador, working with Project Concern International as a project supervisor within their latrine rehabilitation program. He also served as a U.S Peace Corps Volunteer in Paraguay, working primarily with teachers in rural settings to integrate health education into schools’ curricula. Mr. Brookes has a MPH and MBA from Johns Hopkins University and a Bachelor’s Degree in biology from the University of Mary Washington. Read more

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