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The BID Initiative Theory of Change (TOC) pathway is based on the principal hypothesis that better information plus better decisions will lead to the long-term goal of better health outcomes. The TOC describes in detail the types of activities the BID Initiative is conducting to bring about the outputs and outcomes depicted in the pathway.

This document provides guidance to developers and manufacturers on the key performance requirements and potential design approaches for the development of a reliable, robust, and scalable oxygen concentrator that is appropriate for treatment of pediatric patients with hypoxemia in low-level facilities in low-resource settings.

This messaging framework is designed to help identify and design advocacy strategies related to the promotion of pharmacies and drug shops. It includes key messages across audiences and provides talking points for targeted communications and interactions with priority audiences.

This fact sheet provides an overview of PATH's work in developing fast-dissolving tablet vaccine formulations manufactured using a standard lyophilization process. The tablets are packaged in unit-dose blisters, offering an inexpensive, scalable, and easy-to-use presentation for live attenuated vaccines containing single or multiple bacterial strains. Further, the stackable design may minimize product volume and thus the space required for storage and transport, resulting in significant savings for health systems and cold chains.

At PATH, we are working to identify and track indicators to assess our performance across five primary innovation platforms: vaccines, drugs, diagnostics, devices, and system and service innovations. This fact sheet provides a summary of our efforts to measure impact.