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Aisha Fatima

Aisha Fatima

Aisha Fatima Senior Program Manager, Jhpiego Pakistan Aisha is leading Reproductive Maternal, Newborn and Child Health and Nutrition portfolio in Pakistan as a Senior Program Manager. At Jhpiego, she provides strategic and technical leadership to programs in the RMNCH. Aisha brings over 10 years’ experience in RMNCH&N strategy formulation, program designing, implementation and policy advocacy in both development and humanitarian settings. She has been leading maternal, new born, child health and adolescent/sexual and reproductive health, family planning and nutrition programs. She is an active advocate for RH/FP issues through her association with civil societies for more than 15 years. She is internationally trained in Minimum Initial Service Package, Clinical Management of Rape and family planning and post abortion care and have contributed in development of national and sub-national health and nutrition strategies and guidelines. She is basically a medical doctor with post-graduation in public health.

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Q&A What Works When Implementing Community Health Worker Programs
Elizabeth TullySophie WeinerAisha FatimaDr. Tadele KebedeYvette Ribaira June 17, 2024

Explore a comprehensive recap of the Knowledge SUCCESS Project's recent webinar, highlighting key insights and success strategies discussed by family planning and reproductive health experts sharing lessons learned when implementing community health worker programs. Gain valuable perspectives from panelists across three regional cohorts as they share impactful lessons and contextual experiences.

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In-Depth Leveraging the Private Sector to Expand Access to Contraception in the Era of Decreasing Donor Funding
Andrea CutherellNaoko DoiMegan ChristofieldJaitra SathyandranAisha FatimaHuma HaiderLevis OnsaseSarah Bury June 6, 2024

Historically subsidized by donors, FP services are now exploring new financing methods and delivery models to build resilient reproductive health systems. Learn how these countries are leveraging private sector contributions to expand the reach of FP services and meet their FP goals. Read more about these innovative approaches in our latest blog post.

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Grab a cup of coffee or tea and listen in on honest conversations with family planning program experts around the world as they share what has worked in their settings — and what to avoid — in our podcast series, Inside the FP Story.

 

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