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Multi-sectorial Coordination: A School Health Mission (Interactive Game)

Discover the power of coordination in implementing school health and nutrition interventions. Play this interactive game to see how you can make a difference!

CHTF Webinar November 13 - Slides

webinar combined slides

Recording (French and English)

Zoom recording link

Highlight Sheet - Climate Forum Session Two - Oct 30, 2024

highlight sheet and key take aways

Event Materials | English |

Slides Presentation - Climate Forum Session Two - Oct 30, 2024

Slides Presentation - Climate Forum Session Two - Oct 30, 2024

Event Materials | French |

French Recording

French recording of the webinar titled "From Theory to Practice: Implementing SQ-LNS to prevent child undernutrition".

Event Materials | English |

English Recording

English recording of the October 29 Webinar titled "From Theory to Practice: Implementing SQ-LNS to prevent child undernutrition".

Slides

Recording and Slides

Event Recording

Recording and slides

Guide | English, French |

Recommendations for using EQUIST

This resource outlines some key recommendations to consider when applying EQUIST.

Guide | English |

SCORE for Health Data Technical Package

This technical package provides a comprehensive framework to enable national policymakers and planners to focus investments on priority, effective and sustainable interventions; assess recommendation actions, best practices tools and standards; and identify gaps and allow for continuous monitoring based on a set of standardized core indicators.

Tool | English |

EQUIST

EQUIST helps to develop plans based on equity principles. It can be used to analyze bottlenecks for RMNH interventions, identify strategies to overcome bottlenecks, and develop scenarios and cost-comparisons.

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Lives Saved Tool (LIST)

LiST is a modeling tool which allows users to estimate the impact of coverage change on mortality in low- and middle-income countries.  It calculates the number of deaths averted under various scenarios, providing planners and decision-makers with an evidence-based approach for setting targets.

Accompanying resources:

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OneHealth Tool

The OneHealth tool is a modular software tool aimed at supporting national strategic health planning in low- and middle-income countries.  The tool offers a comprehensive approach in linking targets for disease control and prevention programs to the necessary health systems investments.

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UN Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation

This platform provides the latest, reliable data and estimates of stillbirths, all-cause child and adolescent mortality, and child and adolescent causes of death for each country based on the research of the United Nations Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation and the Child and Adolescent Causes of Death Estimation project.

Tool | English, French |

WHO Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Ageing Data Portal – Child Data

This portal provides up to date data and information on demographics, mortality, causes of death, morbidity, coverage of essential health care practices, health system readiness and policies related to young children under the age of five years and older children aged from five to nine years.

Tool | English, French |

The Global Financing Facility Data Portal

A platform for accessing country data to monitor progress and inform policy decisions for health and nutrition of women, children, and adolescents.

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Policy Analysis Framework

In addition to mapping the current policy environment regarding iCCM, we can consider using the Policy Analysis Framework to better understand the situation.

This framework asks us to consider:

• The context, or why we need the policy
• The content, or what the policy is
• The process, or how the policy will come to be
• The actors, or who will enact the policy

Abstract Submission Form

We invite any member of the Task Force who has original research or programmatic lessons to submit an abstract before March 30, 2023. Abstracts for all types of presentations should align with the overall theme of the conference – inequities in child health – and the objectives (above). The types of presentations include: