HCD has the potential to improve HIV programs for adolescents by tailoring strategies to their specific needs and pain points. On July 1, 2020, the HCDExhange convened a panel to explore the ways that HCD has improved HIV prevention, care, and treatment outcomes for adolescents in different contexts within sub-Saharan Africa and Southern Asia.
The participants reflected on the use and benefits of HCD methods in the global HIV responses, and discussed ways to close programmatic gaps.
As we continue to explore HCD insights as a thematic area at the HCDExchange, our second event in the event series ‘Power of HCD insights’ explored the process of turning insights into powerful solutions. The purpose of this session was to share knowledge and tools...
Human-centered design (HCD) continues to evolve as a methodology as designers continue to develop their own practices and think critically about the value and role of design in the context of health programming. Speakers from Dalberg Design (Kenya), Noora Health...
Public health practitioners are increasingly leaning on inclusive and user-centered approaches such as human-centered design (HCD) - which offers a powerful framework for addressing public health challenges by placing the focus population at the center of the solution...