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The Bill and Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health www.jhsph.edu/gatesinstitute Main office: W4041 Tel: 410-955-2232 Email: gates@jhsph.edu

Mission To strengthen the capacity of individuals and organizations to lead program and social change that will improve population and reproductive health outcomes

History Founded in 1999 Funded by the Gates Foundation Founding faculty: Drs. Henry Mosley and Laurie Schwab Zabin April 2007 10 th anniversary visit of Bill Gates Sr., here with Gates Partners

Capacity-Building Program Activities Orientation Collaborative Low resource settings, primarily in Africa Activity areas Research Training Advocacy and practice How PFRH students and faculty can be involved

Academic Partnerships Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana* Community Health Department and Obstetrics and Gynecology, Department, School of Medical Sciences Institutional Partners of the Gates Institute University of Ibadan, Nigeria* Center for Population and Reproductive Health, College of Medicine Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria* Community Health, and Demography and Social Statistics Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia* School of Public Health University of Malawi Center for Reproductive Health, College of Medicine Assiut University, Egypt Public Health and Community Medicine Department Makerere University Family Health and Development Research Center School of Public Health *Mentoring other national universities

Contributing to the evidence base

Family Health and Wealth Study Conducted by Gates Partners Sample of 4701 peri-urban families to be followed up over 3 years -Ghana (800) -Uganda (505) -Nigeria 1 (502) -Nigeria 2 (787) -Malawi (605) -Ethiopia (954) -Egypt (548) Main hypothesis: Family size (timing and number of children) influences family wealth and health.

Annual Leadership Fora 2013 International Conference on Family Planning (Expected, Addis Ababa) 2011 International Conference on Family Planning (Dakar) 2009 International Conference on Family Planning (Kampala) 2008 International Research Conference on Youth Health and Development 2006 International Meeting on HIV and RH Integration 2005 International Obstetric Fistula Conference 2004 Parliamentarian Leadership Seminar 2003 Developing the Next Generation of FP/RH Providers (with Jhpiego) 2002 Family Planning in New Worlds

Journal supplements/special issues from Kampala FP and Abuja Youth Conferences Contraception and Abortion

Leading through RH/FP Advocacy Advocating for increased resources for reproductive health Networking champions for RH Advocacy Nigeria Partnership Africa Union on Maputo Programme of Action in SRH (2006) Advance Family Planning (2009 - ) Improving Contraceptive Method Mix in Indonesia (ICMM) Operations Research (2012-2016)

Making the Case Report can be downloaded from http://www.jhsph.edu/gatesinstitute

AdvocacyNigeria: Promoting National & Global RH Advocacy A country of healthy citizens where motherhood is made safe and every child survives To be an effective network that advocates increased funding and promotes an enabling environment for reproductive health AdvocacyNigeria www.advocacyng.org Reducing Maternal Mortality and Building Reproductive Health Advocacy

AFP Website www.advancefamilyplanning.org

Advance Family Planning (AFP) AFP is an advocacy initiative that aims to increase funding for family planning ensure family planning funds are better spent address policy barriers increase visibility of family planning among policy makers, especially in developing countries AFP Consortium Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health African Women s Development Fund Partners in Population and Development Futures Group International AFP Countries Indonesia Tanzania Uganda Ethiopia India Kenya Nigeria Pakistan Senegal

How the Institute engages students Research assistance on faculty-initiated studies Teaching assistance Gates student internships Gates dissertation research award

Gates Student Internships Applications accepted from students Schoolwide but priority for awards goes to PFRH students See www.jhsph.edu/gatesinstitute/il/fs for application information Informational meeting in spring Annual deadline: March/April Contact Gates Training Coordinator Monnie (aheminth@jhsph.edu)

Where Gates Interns have gone: 2004-2011 Guatemala (1) Peru (1) Haiti (1) Jamaica (1) Ghana (13) Sudan (1) Pakistan (2) Cameroon (1) Nigeria (2) India (1) Sudan (1) Ethiopia (6) Uganda (4) Mozambique (1) Malawi (10) China (3) Nepal (1) Vietnam (1) Philippines (1) Indonesia (1)

Scholarship and Science for Social Change Thank you