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One of the primary benefits of ICTs is the improved ability to collect, analyze, and use data. But to do this well and sustainably requires fostering a data use culture. In this paper, we explore two frameworks that PATH has developed to highlight the necessary components of a data use culture-at a national system or country level as well as at organization, facility, community, or individual levels. We also present recommendations for how the digital health field can take local, regional, and global action to accelerate the rate at which countries and communities are designing and building their own data use cultures.

Progress made in protecting Americans and people around the world from pandemics is at risk of being lost if funding is not sustained. This report provides analysis of the importance of developing a robust pipeline of new drugs, diagnostics, vaccines, and other technologies for diseases likely to become pandemics, and outlines recommendations for action from the US government to prevent the next pandemic.

Developed jointly by PATH and Deutshe Stiftung Weltbevölkerung (DSW), this report provides practical recommendations for how policymakers in the European Union (EU) can strengthen support, and accelerate progress of regulatory harmonization in Africa. The report also lays out the status of harmonization efforts underway across Africa, how they are being supported by the EU and opportunities for increased partnership.

PATH and Mountain Safety Research® Global Health co-developed the MSR SE200 Community Chlorine Maker (MSR SE200), a portable, affordable device that makes chlorine on demand with the push of a button for safe, drinkable water.

Quality assurance guide for pre-field study and during field study.