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The A2O2: Accelerating Access to Oxygen convening was a three-day meeting held in Dubai November 7–9, 2017. The purpose of the meeting was to foster information sharing and active dialogue between key stakeholders. To achieve this, the agenda included plenary and panel presentations, small-group breakouts, and roundtable working-group sessions. The convening included 102 participants representing four stakeholder groups: country decision-makers, global health partners, financiers, and manufacturers.

The Prospective Country Evaluation (PCE) is an independent evaluation of the Global Fund commissioned by the Global Fund's Technical Evaluation Reference Group (TERG). The PCE is designed to evaluate how Global Fund policies and process play out in country in real time and provide high quality, actionable, timely information to national program implementers and Global Fund policymakers. The PCE is implemented by the Centro de Investigación Epidemiologica en Salud Sexual y Reproductiva (CIESAR) in collaboration with IHME and PATH. This report describes the PCE establishment in Guatemala , progress to-date, and highlights early findings with a focus on the funding request and grant-making stages.

The Prospective Country Evaluation (PCE) is an independent evaluation of the Global Fund commissioned by the Global Fund's Technical Evaluation Reference Group (TERG). The PCE is designed to evaluate how Global Fund policies and process play out in country in real time and provide high quality, actionable, timely information to national program implementers and Global Fund policymakers. The PCE is implemented by the Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration (IDRC) in collaboration with IHME and PATH. This report provides an overview of the PCE platform establishment in Uganda, progress to-date, and highlights early findings from the initial evaluation phase covering October 2017 to February 2018, which focused on the funding request and grant-making process for Global Fund's 2017-2019 application cycle.

Purpose: To facilitate counseling in the IMCI-based consultations at the health facility--including sick child, HIV-positive, and malnourished child consultations.Used by Maternal and Child Health nurses, clinical officers, health care providers, and community health volunteers.Approved by the Siaya County Government, Kenya, and the Ministry of Health, Mozambique.

Purpose: To facilitate counseling in the well-baby clinic and in the health facility waiting room.Used by Maternal and Child Health nurses, clinical officers, health care providers, and community health volunteers.Approved by the Siaya County Government, Kenya.