Networks
AIMEnet
The HIV/AIDS Monitoring and Evaluation Network is for members to ask questions and seek advice regarding M&E of HIV/AIDS programs. Members are from global-level organizations, grassroots NGOs, donor agency headquarters, ministries of health, national AIDS coordinating bodies, research institutions, and universities.
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ChildStatusNet
The Child Status Network was formed for users and potential users of the Child Status Index (CSI) toolkit to share best practices and lessons learned in its implementation among service providers to orphans and vulnerable children.
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DataUseNet
The Data Use Network connects health professionals working to improve the use of data. It was formed to continue discussions begun in Arusha, Tanzania during the global From Data to Impact symposium held in January 2009 on strengthening the links between data and decision making.
IHFAN
The International Health Facility Assessment Network was developed to promote communication among professionals interested in exchanging information, sharing published works and materials, and communicating notable news in health information systems data development and use. Although the focus is on non-routine health information, mainly health facility surveys/censuses and events, the IHFAN listserv also covers routine health information systems, particularly the nexus between facility- and population-based data collection and use. The listserv serves as a platform for health information system developers, users, policy makers, and recent graduates to meet and network.
RHINO
The Routine Health Information Network is a collaboration of developing country governments, donor agencies, technical groups, and private voluntary organizations whose purpose is to strengthen the role of evidence-based decision-making by engaging organizations and professionals in promotion of effective collection and use of routine health information, especially at the district level and below.
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