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Sarah Webb

Sarah Webb

Technical Advisor, Jhpiego

Sarah is a Technical Advisor at Jhpiego, where she works across the organization’s RMNCAH and Innovations Portfolios. Sarah provides technical assistance on both family planning and maternal newborn health projects, as well as on approaches for engaging the private sector and utilizing market solutions in reproductive health. She has close to 10 years of experience in global health and international development, with a focus on advocacy and business-oriented solutions to global health challenges. Sarah has experience throughout Africa, South Asia, and Central and South America. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Politics & Government from the University of Puget Sound and a Master’s in Public Health and Master’s in Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University.

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Interactive Scaling up contraceptive implants: case closed or untapped potential?
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The introduction and scale-up of contraceptive implants have unequivocally increased access to family planning (FP) method choice around the world. Late last year, Jhpiego and Impact for Health (IHI) collaborated to document the experience of ...

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Quick Read Introducing 20 Essential Resources: Quality Contraceptive Implant Removal
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The Implant Removal Task Force is excited to partner with Knowledge SUCCESS to bring you this curated collection of resources for contraceptive implant removal, highlighting a critical, yet often-overlooked, component of contraceptive implant scale-up.

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In-Depth Making Gloves, Forceps, and Other Supplies More Than an Afterthought
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Massive improvements in our family planning (FP) supply chains in recent years have generated an expanded and more reliable method choice for women and girls around the world. But while we celebrate such success, one ...

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