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Africa Health Agenda International Conference (#AHAIC2023)

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Elizabeth Corley

Elizabeth Corley

Director of Communications, SHOPS Plus, Abt Associates

Elizabeth Corley is the Director of Communications for the SHOPS Plus project. She is a strategic communications and knowledge management professional with more than 20 years of experience. Prior to joining Abt Associates, she led communications for Development Gateway, founded by the World Bank, where she promoted information and communications technologies for development. Before that, she managed communications for Futures Group. A recognized storyteller for international development, Corley has received communications industry awards for her work in video and print production. She serves as co-chair of the Global Health Knowledge Collaborative. She earned a MA from the Monterey Institute of International Studies and a BA from Boston University.

Quick Read Planning for the End-of-Project Year
Elizabeth Corley January 11, 2022

In the final year of SHOPS Plus, we used an approach to arrive at key themes for our last year. We will use the themes as a framework to organize our learning across the project. ...

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A lady chats with a health provider during a postnatal visit in Murang’a County, Kenya, as part of the Tunza Family Health Network's social franchising. Photo: PS Kenya/ Ezra Abaga
20 Essentials Introducing 20 Essential Resources on the Private Sector and Family Planning
Elizabeth CorleySophie Weiner May 6, 2021

The Sustaining Health Outcomes through the Private Sector (SHOPS) Plus project is delighted to partner with Knowledge SUCCESS to bring you a curated collection of resources highlighting the importance of the private sector in family ...

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