This brief highlights Child Survival and Health Grants Program’s contributions to advancing maternal, newborn and child health.
Achieving Impact, Building Local Capacity, Enhancing Global Networks: The Experience of the Child Survival and Health Grants ProgramÕs New Partner Initiative
The Child Survival and Health Grants Program has supported 17 New Partner projects in 11 countries. This brief describes what New Partners have achieved in terms of impact, increased capacity of local institutions, and global leadership in community-based health.
Testing innovative maternal, newborn, and child health approaches to serve vulnerable communities: USAID’s partnerships with 14 International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) through the Child Survival & Health Grants Program in 16 countries
This brief provides an overview of the international nongovernmental organizations-designed innovations currently supported by the Child Survival and Health Grants Program, and the operations research poised to advance policies and strategies at the national and global levels.
Achieving Impact, Building Local Capacity, Enhancing Global Networks: The Experience of the Child Survival and Health Grants Program’s New Partner Initiative
The Child Survival and Health Grants Program has supported 17 New Partner projects in 11 countries. This brief describes what New Partners have achieved in terms of impact, increased capacity of local institutions, and global leadership in community-based health.
Final Reports for Child Survival Health Grants Program Projects
List of all PVOs/NGOs and countries that have had a Child Survival Health Grants Program grant can be found here.
Community Case Management Essentials – Treating Common Childhood Illness in the Community: A guide for program managers
This Guide provides an overview of and evidence for community case management (CCM), and introduces a results framework as an organizing principle to guide decision-making for planning and managing CCM. The Guide also describes how to conduct a situation analysis and accomplish each of the four intermediate results of the results framework. Download the guide here.
Tools and Resources Available Through the MCHIP PVO/NGO Support Team
Through its MCHIP Private Voluntary Organization (PVO)/Nongovernmental Organization (NGO) Support Team and the Child Survival Collaborations and Resources (CORE) Group, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has facilitated the development of tools and resources that assist local organizations and Ministry of Health (MOH) teams to design, monitor, evaluate and implement maternal and child health (MCH), family planning, HIV/AIDS …
Comparing Estimates of Child Mortality Reduction Modeled in LiST with Pregnancy History Survey Data for a Community-based NGO Project in Mozambique
Using results of a recent review of evidence for community-based child health programming, a search was conducted for NGO child health projects implementing community-based interventions that had independently verified child mortality reduction estimates, as well as population coverage data for modelling in LiST.
Building on the Current Evidence to Strengthen Community-Based Service Delivery Strategies for Promoting Child Survival
This document highlights four community-based delivery strategies that are common in most reports that have demonstrated improvements in child health in high-mortality, low-resource settings. These findings should be of interest to district-level managers, Ministry of Health offi cials, national-level policy makers, and donors.
Child Survival and Health Grants Program Health Systems Strengthening Technical Reference Materials
This Technical Reference Materials (TRM) document is intended to serve as a basic introduction to Health System Strengthening (HSS) issues relevant to community-based child survival (CS) and health programs, and to facilitate access to key resources in each of the areas defined as Health System (HS) building blocks. In-depth technical, as well as contextual information is needed to apply many …