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Important: Please click on any blue case title below to see the case abstract page on the Harvard Business Publishing site. To download the full case study, you will need to register on the Harvard Business Publishing site and follow the instructions provided below.

1. HIV in Thailand: The 100% Condom Program (and The 100% Condom Program: Part B)
Focus: HIV prevention, harm reduction, stakeholder alignment

2. The Peruvian National Tuberculosis Control Program
Focus: tuberculosis control, program management, vertical programming, public health, leadership

3. Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis Treatment in Peru
Focus: multi-drug resistant tuberculosis treatment, advocacy, policy change, community health workers

4. HIV Voluntary Counseling and Testing in Hinche, Haiti (and Two Years in Hinche)
Focus: HIV prevention, government-NGO partnerships, community-based organizations

5. Polio Elimination in Uttar Pradesh
Focus: global collaboration, polio elimination and immunization campaigns, supply chain management

6. Iran’s Triangular Clinic
Focus: comprehensive HIV prevention, harm reduction, marginalized populations

7. Botswana’s Program for Preventing Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission
Focus: HIV prevention, health care policy, horizontal programming, translation of research into practice

8. The AIDS Support Organization (TASO) of Uganda
Focus: HIV prevention and treatment, home- and clinic-based care, service expansion

9. Building Local Capacity for Health Commodity Manufacturing: A to Z Textile Mills Ltd.
Focus: malaria prevention, public-private partnerships, incentive-based supply chain, global health commodity manufacturing

10. BRAC’s Tuberculosis Program: Pioneering DOT Treatment for TB in Rural Bangladesh
Focus: tuberculosis control, community health workers, rural nongovernmental organizations, social enterprise

11. Tuberculosis in Dhaka: BRAC’s Urban TB Program
Focus: tuberculosis control, urban nongovernmental organizations, service delivery innovation

12. Tobacco Control in South Africa (and Tobacco Control in South Africa: Next Steps)
Focus: tobacco control, health policy, advocacy, chronic disease prevention

13. The Academic Model for the Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS (AMPATH)
Focus: HIV treatment and prevention, the role of academic medical centers, service expansion, home-based counseling and treatment

14. Treating Malnutrition: Designing Protocols for Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Foods in Haiti
Focus: childhood malnutrition, health policy implementation

15. The Measles Initiative
Focus: measles vaccination campaigns, international partnerships, coordination of multilateral global health initiatives and national governments, strategy

16. Investing in Global Health: Botanical Extracts Ltd.
Focus: malaria eradication and control, pharmaceutical supply chains, public-private partnerships, health commodity manufacturing

17. loveLife: Preventing HIV Among South African Youth (and Part B)
Focus: HIV prevention among youth, stigma, demand generation, strategy, scale up, sustaining delivery at scale

18. HIV/AIDS in Brazil: Delivering Prevention in a Decentralized Health System
Focus: HIV prevention, strategy, sustainability, role of civil society, human rights

19. HIV Prevention in Maharashtra, India
Focus: HIV prevention, targeted interventions, strategy, marginalized populations

20. The Avahan India AIDS Initiative: Managing Targeted HIV Prevention at Scale
Focus: HIV prevention, scaling up, strategy, management and operations, sustainability, transferring large-scale programs to government ownership

21. HIV/AIDS in Indonesia: Building a Coordinated National Response
Focus: HIV prevention, flexible donor financing, national strategy, sustainability

 

Instructions for Downloading Global Health Delivery Case Studies

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REGISTRATION:
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  2. On the right-hand column of the homepage, click on “REGISTER NOW.”
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  3. Find the case that interests you. To see the abstract for the case, click the red case title. To download the full case, click the red tab, “+ ADD TO” from the search results page.
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  5. In the next box confirming your selection, click “OK.”
  6. You will now see the case listed under “My Library Snapshot.” To access the case, you must click on “Go To My Library,” a link located directly below “My Library Snapshot.”
  7. You will now see all the materials in your library. Click on “View PDF” to download the full case study.

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