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THE UNREACHED
THE UNREACHED
THE UNREACHED
Who We Are
REACH Ethiopia is a legal entity established as a local non-governmental organization under the law of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia by proclamation no. 1113/2019, licensed and bearing Certificate No: 3020 from Ethiopian Authority for Civil Society Organizations. REACH Ethiopia invites interested individuals, with the experience of website development to overtake the following responsibilities.
What We Do
We have a strong track record in translating research into practice in the country. We aim to deliver high quality implementation research, leading to the development of practice and policy guidelines for the scale up of low cost, innovative healthcare interventions that improve health outcomes.
Implementation Areas
REACH Ethiopia implements All projects in different parts of the country. Such as SNNP Regional state, Sidama Regional State, Oromia Regional State, City administration (Adis Ababa, Harar , Dire Dawa).
News & Articles
TB Management Training: Empowering TB/HIV Officers for a Stronger Public Health Response
Effective TB management training is essential for the success of TB/HIV officers and the overall...
Read MoreGeneXpert MTB/RIF, MTB/XDR Assay, and LabXpert Connectivity System Training: A Vital Step
A five-day training on GeneXpert MTB/RIF, MTB/XDR Assay, and LabXpert Connectivity System was conducted from...
Read MoreUSAID Urban TB LON II Boosts TB Diagnosis Capacity
A five-day training on AFB Microscopy and External Quality Assurance was successfully conducted in Bishoftu...
Read MoreREACH Ethiopia Boosts TB Diagnosis in Afar with Equipment Donation
Afar Semera, August 16, 2024 REACH Ethiopia has handover critical TB laboratory equipment and supplies...
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REACH Ethiopia
COMMITTED TO REACH THE UNREACHED
REACH Ethiopia started its project by base in Hawassa the capital of Sidama Regional State. which is aiming to contribute to improved access to health care through implementation of innovative projects. Recently It is working in different parts of Ethiopia such as Addis Ababa , Harar, Dire Dawa, Sidama regional state and SNNPR by base in Addis Ababa. The REACH Ethiopia work is organized into implementing projects through support from different partners.
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The REACH Ethiopia work is organized into implementing projects through support from different partners.
WE AIM TO DELIVER HIGH QUALITY IMPLEMENTATION RESEARCH, LEADING TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRACTICE AND POLICY GUIDELINES
2014 Prize with use of community based treatment
REACH Ethiopia Kchon Prize Award
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PROJECTS
USAID
• USAID Urban TB Local Organizations Network
• USAID Eliminate TB Project-MSH
• USAID Challenge TB
• TIFA
Stop TB Partnership
• Reach TB Wave-1
• Reach TB Wave-3
• Reach TB Wave-5
• Reach TB Wave-9
• Introduce New Tools Project-iNTP
• Challenge Facility for Civil Society Round 10
• Challenge Facility for Civil Society Round 11
European commission
• REACHOUT
International Development Research Center
• E-Health Project
Norwegian Institute of Public Health
• NIPH project
EDTCP
• EDCTP Project
Expertise France
• Pastoralist community TB Project
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COMMITTED TO REACH THE UNREACHED
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REACH Ethiopia grew out of a TB project that started in 2010. This project introduced an innovative community package that engaged health extension workers (HEWs) to increase TB case detection and treatment adherence.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Recent Post
Ethiopia Takes a Step Towards Eliminating TB with New Diagnostic
TB Management Training: Empowering TB/HIV Officers for a Stronger Public Health Response
GeneXpert MTB/RIF, MTB/XDR Assay, and LabXpert Connectivity System Training: A Vital Step in Ethiopia’s End TB Strategy
USAID Urban TB LON II Boosts TB Diagnosis Capacity
REACH Ethiopia Boosts TB Diagnosis in Afar with Equipment Donation
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Reaching of vulnerable and key affected population in pastoralist area of Ethiopia Project
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