Resources

This brief summarizes the results of a health systems assessment conducted in 2012 that explored the feasibility of SILCS introduction in India. The assessment explored perceived need for this method, how it could be integrated into the family planning system, and challenges that need to be addressed prior to introduction.

This brief summarizes the results of a health systems assessment conducted in Uganda in 2010 that explored the perceived need for this method, how it could be integrated into the family planning system, and challenges that would need to be addressed prior to introduction.

This brief summarizes a 2013 health systems assessment in South Africa that examined the potential for SILCS introduction in the country. It explores the perceived need for this method, how it could be integrated into the family planning system, and challenges that would need to be addressed prior to introduction.

The goal of PATH’s Healthy Household Initiative (HHI) is to increase the accessibility, affordability, and use of health products by households in low-resource settings. PATH piloted an HHI model in Honduras, and the project background is outlined in this fact sheet and presentation. Additionally, initial results of the pilot are outlined in the fact sheet. The Spanish version of this fact sheet is also available.

During the past 25 years, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has made progress in improving the health of women and children, thanks to government commitments and policies that prioritize maternal, newborn, child health, and immunization. However, many Congolese families still lack access to high-quality essential health services like lifesaving immunizations. In early 2016, PATH undertook a landscape analysis to better understand the policy environment for immunization in the DRC and to identify opportunities where stronger leadership, improved coordination, and policy change could result in higher routine immunization coverage.