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This fact sheet provides an overview of PATH's Center for Vaccine Innovation and Access (CVIA), which works in partnership to develop and deliver lifesaving vaccines to women, children, and communities around the globe. It highlights the critical role that CVIA has had in some of immunization’s greatest successes, saving countless lives and improving health for hundreds of millions around the world. It also provides information about CVIA's broad range of expertise and capabilities.

Neonatal mortality is a critical challenge in underserved areas like Dharni, Maharashtra, where limited access to healthcare and tough terrain hinder timely medical intervention. To address this, PATH, in collaboration with AIIMS Nagpur, introduced a tele-SNCU hub-and-spoke model, leveraging telemedicine to provide real-time consultations and remote monitoring for newborns. This project brief highlights the implementation of this tele-SNCU model, which has significantly reduced neonatal deaths and referrals, enhancing care quality and contributing to progress toward SDG targets.

Artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) is the primary malaria treatment in most malaria-endemic countries. To better understand the current ACT market and supply chain, PATH developed a market landscape with useful market information for stakeholders that purchase, procure, or use ACTs.The content of this landscape focuses on the current state of the ACT market—including supply, demand, market shares and prices, and active pharmaceutical ingredient and artemisinin suppliers.PATH hopes this landscape will be a valuable resource for partners, and we welcome any feedback or suggestions on the document.

A robust malaria surveillance system is the backbone of malaria control and elimination. Data visualization, analysis and use are critical to better understanding the data produced by malaria surveillance systems, assessing and communicating their implications for national malaria programs, and leveraging data and learnings to inform decision-making on implementation of malaria interventions.PATH's Malaria Control and Elimination Partnership in Africa (MACEPA) works with national malaria programs and district health teams to generate high-quality, actionable data products through functional surveillance systems, and increase data use for timely decision making. In collaboration with the Ministry of Health (MoH), PATH MACEPA in partnership with Bluesquare developed and facilitated the development and rollout of a national malaria intelligence platform to guide and inform malaria decision making in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).An overview of the process, challenges faced, lessons learned, and recommendations are documented and described in this technical brief.

In September 2024, the Kenya Ministry of Health published and disseminated an assessment report and technical brief exploring primary health care (PHC) implementation across Kisumu, Nakuru, Vihiga, Makueni, Garissa, Mombasa, and Nyeri counties. The analysis highlights Kenya's significant progress in establishing Primary Health Care Networks (PCNs) to improve access to essential services and emphasizes the important role PHC plays in achieving universal health coverage. PATH has been supporting the Ministry in the rollout of PCNs at the county level and was a critical partner in the analysis presented in the report.