While our name has changed, our commitment to addressing the world’s most pressing problems with equity and agility remains the same. We still go by “Abt,” in honor of our founder, but changing our name underscores the scope of our continuing—and evolving—mission to improve the quality of life and economic well-being of people worldwide. Read more.
Under the USAIDLocal Health System Sustainability Project, we partnered with Vietnam’s National Tuberculosis Program to develop an electronic logistics management information system to manage supply of TB medications. This system improvement enables faster, more efficient estimates with real-time monitoring of supply, reducing the risk of stockouts.
Pharmacist Thuy Nguyen, with Vietnam’s National TB Program, uses e-LMIS to consolidate national TB drug demands for 2024–2025. (Photo: Thanh Do/USAID LHSS Project-Vietnam)
Millions of Americans rely on home care for support after an injury or illness, and on hospice care for end-of-life support. Abt is helping the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services improve quality of care for home health and hospice patients through quality reporting programs.Learn more about this new project.
70 percent of the population in the Eastern and Southern Caribbean nations lives in coastal zones vulnerable to rising sea levels and severe weather. We’re proud to beleading the five-year USAID Resilient Economies and Sectors Activity (RESET)program across 11 countries to boost climate finance for sustainable, localized climate solutions—including an equitable blue economy.
In underserved provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Abt-led USAID Integrated Health Program has helped local
governments channel mining royalties toward $22.5 million in health service improvements—new and rehabilitated facilities, ambulances, and medical equipment—with more on the way.Find out how.
Pollution. Lead poisoning. Community policing. Imprisonment. The challenges of environmental justice are even bigger than you may realize. Abt’s Dr. LaToria Whitehead and Dr. Jennifer Bronson discuss how systemic and structural racism have disproportionately thrust Black families into a brutal cycle linking dangerous environmental conditions, poor health, and involvement in the justice system.
What’s it like to join Abt? From frontline child welfare work to finding collaborative solutions to systemic challenges: Anna Koehle, EdDdescribes her career transition when she joined the Abt team.
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