We document and disseminate various results, trainings, and resources from our research, programs, and projects.
Volume 1: Issue 3 of Digital Health in Focus, a quarterly newsletter from the Digital Health Activity. Distributed December 2021.
Volume 1: Issue 4 of Digital Health in Focus, a quarterly newsletter from the Digital Health Activity. Distributed December 2021.
Volume 1: Issue 1 of Digital Health in Focus, a quarterly newsletter from the Digital Health Activity. Distributed December 2021.
Volume 1: Issue 2 of Digital Health in Focus, a quarterly newsletter from the Digital Health Activity. Distributed December 2021.
USAID’s MOMENTUM Knowledge Accelerator tells the collective story of MOMENTUM’s impact. With this perspective, this report provides an overview of current organizational capacity literature and proposes a new enhanced framework that reflects on the evolution of capacity development thinking in recent years. The framework also considers MOMENTUM’s programmatic interests in performance, resilience, sustainability, adaptive learning, and systems thinking. This new framework…
The USAID-funded Building Healthy Cities (BHC) project is supporting data integration to improve data-driven decision making in Makassar, Indonesia, and worked with the city to adapt existing and familiar platforms. This activity was accomplished in 3 phases: stakeholder engagement; data aggregation and preparation; and training and capacity building. This report summarizes the series of workshops…
Using well designed, standardized paper-based LMIS tools,Alight ensured that essential data are captured at all levels of the supply chain to inform resupply decisions and prevent stockouts of essential and specialized medical supplies. Through the USAID-funded Building Capacity to Improve Pharmaceutical and Medical Commodity Management in Humanitarian and Disaster Settings Project, JSI improves the capacity of…
The Cure TB Project works closely with the Kyrgyz government to ensure that TB services are both high-quality and accessible, even for the country’s most hard-to-reach citizens. As stigma and discrimination often prevent people from getting the services they need, the project will work to reduce tuberculosis stigma and discrimination among health care providers and…
Over the last year, Africa University (AU) in Zimbabwe has overcome obstacles presented by COVID-19 to implement five TB commitment grants (TCGs) provided by the USAID-funded Tuberculosis Implementation Framework Agreement Project (TIFA). AU’s experience shows how strong leadership, healthy partnerships, persistence, and creativity make the difference between stalled programs and success.
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) developed an easy-to-use Excel-based tool to integrate data systems and help monitor pharmaceutical stock levels across health centers.
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