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Report | English | 2024
Steering Committee Meeting Report - November 1-2, 2023
Summary meeting minutes from the Child Health Task Force Steering Committee bi-annual meeting held in person at the JSI office in Arlington, VA on November 1-2, 2023.
Steering Committee Meeting Report - November 1-2, 2023521.56 KBReport | English | 2024
2023 Annual Members' Survey Report
In October 2023, the Child Health Task Force Secretariat conducted its fifth annual members’ survey to gauge members’ opinions on the Task Force’s direction, progress toward fulfilling its mandate, and its effectiveness across five thematic areas. The survey also asked members about their participation in the subgroups over the last 12 months, use of the website, interest in participating in the Child Survival Action initiative, types of skills building events they would like to see, and preferences for engagement.
2023 Annual Members' Survey Report877.69 KBEvent Materials | English, French | 2024
Recording - Childhood Vaccination Subgroup Meeting - Jan 29, 2024
This is the recording of the first Childhood Vaccination Subgroup Meeting of 2024 which took place on January 29.
Presentation | English | 2024
Slides Presentation - Childhood Vaccination Subgroup Meeting - Jan 29, 2024
This is the Slides Presentation used at the first Childhood Vaccination Subgroup Meeting of 2024 on January 29.
Slides Presentation - Childhood Vaccination Subgroup Meeting - Jan 29, 2024245.3 KBEvent Materials | English | 2024
Slides Presentation - iCCM and Commodities (USAID, Village Reach, Community Health Impact Coalition) - Jan 23, 2024
Slides presentation delivered during the Institutionalizing Supply Chains for Community Case Management webinar on January 23, 2024.
Slides Presentation - iCCM and Commodities Webinar(USAID, Village Reach, Community Health Impact Coalition) - Jan 23, 20245.25 MBEvent Materials | English | 2023
Commodities Subgroup Meeting Recording - January 25, 2023
Recording of Commodities subgroup meeting on January 25, 2023, sharing progress to date, plans for 2023, and the Call to Action paper resulting from a series of consultations on access to amoxicillina and gentamicin.
Presentation | English | 2023
Call To Action Paper Presentation - January 25, 2023
Presentation sharing the draft paper: Call to Action: Improve access and use of quality medicines to save lives of newborns and children with the Commodities subgroup of the Child Health Task Force for comment.
Call To Action Paper Presentation - January 25, 20231.58 MB2023
Slides Presentation - Improving Accountability of Quality Child Health Services (USAID IHP) - June 7, 2023
This is a presentation on Improving Accountability of Quality Child Health Services via Community Health Information Systems Reporting among Patent and Proprietary Medicine Vendors and Community Pharmacists. This presentation was given on June 7, 2023 as a part of the Child Health Task Force's virtual conference.
Slides Presentation - Improving Accountability of Quality Child Health Services (USAID IHP) - June 7, 20231.35 MBAction Plan | English, French | 2023
Call to Action: Improve access and use of quality medicines to save lives of children and newborns
Each year, more than 700,000 children under the age of five - 90% of them in 40 low- and middle-income countries - die from pneumonia and other treatable respiratory infections. Also, nearly 7 million babies under two months experience possible serious bacterial infections. Virtually all of these children could be effectively treated with oral amoxicillin in pediatric formulations or with injectable gentamicin, two widely available, inexpensive medicines that can save children’s lives.
[English] Call to Action: Improve access and use of quality medicines to save lives of children and newborns4.11 MB[Español] Call to Action: Improve access and use of quality medicines to save lives of children and newborns4.06 MB[Portugués] Call to Action: Improve access and use of quality medicines to save lives of children and newborns4.02 MBPresentation | English | 2023
Commodities Subgroup Meeting Presentation - January 25, 2023
Presentation from the Commodities subgroup meeting on January 25, 2023, presenting achievements to date and planning for future activities.
Commodities Subgroup Meeting Presentation - January 25, 2023426.3 KBGuide | English | 2023
Analysis and use of health facility data: guidance for maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health programme managers
This guidance describes a catalogue of indicators for maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (MNCAH) that can be monitored through health management information system data.
Action Plan | English | 2023
Sierra Leone Child Survival Action Plan
This is an example Child Survival Action Plan from Sierra Leone.
Sierra Leone Child Survival Action Plan2.19 MBTool | English | 2023
Countdown to 2030: Countdown Country Profiles
The Countdown RMNCAH country and regional profiles present the latest evidence to assess progress in improving women’s, children’s, and adolescents’ health.
Tool | English | 2023
Caring for Sick Children in the Community Open-Access Training
An open-access training that builds CHWs’ skills in identifying signs of common childhood illnesses, caring for sick children at home, and referring families to health facilities when needed.
Children between two months and five years of age die mainly from illnesses that can often be treated or prevented. According to UNICEF, pneumonia, diarrhea, and malaria were responsible for approximately 30% of global deaths among children under age five in 2019.
Event Materials | English, French | Nigeria | 2023
Recording - PSE PPMV Engagement Webinar (USAID IHP) - Dec 6, 2023
This is the recording from the December 6, 2023 webinar on Sharing PPMV Engagement and Quality of Care Lessons Learned from Integrated Health Program Nigeria. This webinar was hosted by the Private Sector Engagement subgroup of the CHTF.
Presentation | English | 2023
Slides Presentation - PSE PPMV Engagement Webinar (USAID IHP) - Dec 6, 2023
This is the slides presentation from the December 6, 2023 webinar on Sharing PPMV Engagement and Quality of Care Lessons Learned from Integrated Health Program Nigeria. This webinar was hosted by the Private Sector Engagement subgroup of the CHTF.
Slides Presentation - PSE PPMV Engagement Webinar (USAID IHP) - Dec 6, 20232.53 MBPresentation | English | 2023
Secretariat Update Slide Deck - November 2023
This is the Secretariat Update slide deck that was presented at the second bi-annual Steering Committee meeting of 2023 on November 1.
Secretariat Update Slide Deck - November 2023615.67 KBEvent Materials | English, French | 2023
Recording - Nutrition and ECD Webinar (USAID and SPIR II) - Dec 4, 2023
This is the recording of the webinar on Integration of ECD Interventions into Health and Nutrition Services: Experiences from Ethiopia and Mozambique hosted by the Nutrition subgroup of the CHTF on Dec 4, 2023.
Event Materials | English | 2023
Slides Presentation - Nutrition and ECD Webinar (USAID and SPIR II) - Dec 4, 2023
This is the slides presentation that was delivered at the webinar on Integration of ECD Interventions into Health and Nutrition Services: Experiences from Ethiopia and Mozambique on Dec 4, 2023.
Slides Presentation - Nutrition and ECD Webinar (USAID and SPIR II) - Dec 4, 20235.39 MBTool | English | 2023
Child Health Task Force One Pager
This infographic provides an overview of the Child Health Task Force for use by partners to share our goal, vision, membership, website, and contact details.
Child Health Task Force One Pager374.95 KB