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Best Practices in Scaling Up Madagascar: Scaling Up Across Sectors: The Growth of the Population-Health-Environment Program

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This case study, produced as part of JSI’s Best Practices in Scaling Up series, describes the collaboration of population, health, and environmental (PHE) interventions to strengthen development efforts in Madagascar. In the early 2000s, JSI collaborated with various partners to apply PHE initiatives to address inhabitants’ limited access to health care, family planning services, and agricultural extension services. The PHE program noticeably improved key health indicators and land-use practices during its span, and served as a model for other programs seeking to link health and environmental initiatives.

Year: 2008

Source: John Snow, Inc.

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    Creating Lasting Change: A Case of the HoPE-LVB Project

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    The HoPE-LVB Project project applied the ExpandNet/World Health Organization (WHO) systematic scaling-up approach of Beginning with the End in Mind to ensure successful institutionalization and expansion of the project. This brief provides lessons to implementers and donors on how institutionalization emerged as a critical pathway towards scale-up and sustainability of integrated programming.

    Year: 2018

    Source: Pathfinder International

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    Family Planning for People and Planet: A Population, Health, Environment Approach in the Lake Victoria Basin

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    This case study illustrates the relationship between population, family planning, community health, and the sustainability of natural resources in the Lake Victoria Basin, the largest lake basin on the African continent. It demonstrates how these dimensions are shaped by many factors, including human-caused alteration to the lake, access to sexual and reproductive health services, and environmental degradation.

    Year: 2018

    Source: Planetary Health Alliance

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