This compendium categorizes and describes approaches and tools that national stakeholders can use to address common challenges in expanding high-quality education and training.

The health workforce is critical for ensuring access to high-quality family planning/reproductive health, maternal and child health, HIV/AIDS, and other services in order to improve health outcomes. 

The Dominican Republic, Kenya, Mali, and Uganda share their experiences over the last two years in defining, implementing, and measuring the HRH commitments they made at the 2013 Global Forum on Human Resources for Health in Recife, Brazil.

CapacityPlus developed learning tools to address the challenges of gender inequalities and discrimination in the health workforce and health professional education systems.

CapacityPlus project assisted countries to identify and address human resources for health (HRH) challenges to accelerate progress toward national HIV goals and the vision of an AIDS-free generation.

The Rapid Retention Survey Toolkit is designed to help countries determine what would motivate health workers to accept and remain in rural posts.

Global Health Workforce Champions (GHWC) is a modular distance learning course designed to help participants become human resources for health (HRH) champions.