Resources

Audio recording of PATH’s launch of the “Strengthening Human Milk Banking: A Resource Toolkit for Establishing and Integrating Human Milk Bank Programs” during the Breastfeeding Innovations Team Webinar on February 28, 2019. This toolkit provides critical guidance on readiness, quality assurance, operations, auditing, training, monitoring and evaluation, and communications to facilitate the safe and quality provision of donor human milk to infants who need it around the world. These materials are freely accessible here: www.path.org/hmb-toolkit

The Diarrhea Innovations Group (DIG) is a global network of innovators committed to reducing child mortality and morbidity from enteric and diarrheal diseases through the advancement of appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic technologies and approaches. It is a voluntary association of academic, nonprofit, public, and private members. The group aims to accelerate progress by focusing on solutions with the greatest potential for positive health impact in countries that bear the highest disease burden.

Thousands of women are now taking charge of their reproductive health through self-injection of the contraceptive subcutaneous DMPA (DMPA-SC, brand name Sayana® Press). In this February 13, 2019 webinar, speakers presented evidence from five countries at different stages of DMPA-SC introduction and scale-up, from earliest (Ghana) to more advanced (Uganda). Speakers also shared insights on applying research findings to program design and delivery. This webinar was hosted by the DMPA-SC Access Collaborative Learning and Action Network.For more information, visit www.path.org/dmpa-sc, sign up for our newsletter, or email FPoptions@path.org.

Purpose: To complement existing community health worker materials that are missing content on nutrition, child development, and factors that promote or hinder good development.Used by community health workers.Approved by the Provincial Health Directorate, Nampula, Mozambique.

This one page fact sheet provides an overview of PATH’s Center of Excellence for Microarray Patch Technology: a four year initiative to mobilize efforts to accelerate the development of MAPs for critical vaccines, essential medicines, and diagnostics, and ensure that the MAP delivery technology platform can maximize its impact by meeting global public health needs.