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COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK
ANNUAL SPRING
MEETINGApril 30 – May 4, 2012
Welcome to Our Spring Meeting
Demystifying and Using Data
For
Community Health Impact
State of CORE
Karen LeBan, Executive Director
Why Focus on Data Use Now?
• NGOs in Operations Research
• Call for more “realist” evaluations of contextual factors influencing impact
• MDG Progress Reports (Countdown to 2015)
• UNSG Commission on Accountability
• Increasing inequity
World Malaria Day 2012
WomenAge 15-49
Children: 7.8 million deaths/yr
358,000+ female deaths
during pregnancy and
childbirth
Unmet need for family
planning as high as 25%
MDG Progress
USG Commitments to End Preventable Deaths
• USG Evidence Summits: Family Planning, Maternal Health, CHWs……
• 5th Birthday Campaign (launched April 23)
• Child Survival Call to Action: USG, UNICEF, India, Ethiopia (June 14-15)
• AIDS Free Generation• Scaling Up Nutrition / Thousand
Days• Saving Lives at Birth Grand
ChallengesPhoto courtesy of Pinky Patel
Our Changing World
• Urbanization• New Technologies • Rise of the Middle Income
Countries: Increasing % of their GDP on health and development
• Change in Poverty from LDCs to All countries
• Aging • Rise in Private Development
Assistance• Post MDGs
Demographics: Next 1 billion in 17 years
Successful Development
“Successful development requires… “the interaction of
many elements that creates a dynamic momentum,
bringing together people from different classes, cultures
and disciplines, welcoming partners who live across the
street—and partners who live across the planet.”
–His Highness the Aga Khan Global Philanthropy Forum, 2009
Our Importance
CORE Group is a Member-led PVO that fosters collaborative action and learning to improve and expand community-focused public health practices for underserved populations around the world.
Home of the Community Health Network, which brings together member organizations, associates, scholars, advocates, and donors reaching 720 million people worldwide.
16
Individual Associates
11
Associate Organizations
59 Member INGOs
Community Health Network
8 Technical Working Groups 4 Interest Groups
Program Learning & Diffusion
Global policy advocacy for Community Health
Thematic Groups
Partners
Membership Changes
Members Up for Vote (5/12)
American Friends of Guinea Handicap International Operation Smile Partners in Health The Grandmothers Project
(associate)
Applicants in “One Year Courting Period”
• Axios Foundation• GOAL
FY12 Working Group HighlightsIn addition to sharing of best practices and arranging technical updates
• Community Child Health: CCM Essentials French Edition; CCM Technical Advisory Group meeting – Report available
• SBC: Book Reviews; Work with TOPS to adapt the DBC Curriculum
• SMRH: Taking Care of a Baby at Home After Birth Flipbook; Family Planning SBC Module field test in Zambia; Family Planning Linkages Paper
• TB: Pediatric TB Taskforce; Draft Community-based TB Essentials Guide
HIV/AIDS with Nutrition: Nutrition Assessment, Counseling, and Support (2 day SOTA)
New Tools
Posted on Healthy Newborn Website
Presented at MCHIP Dhaka PPH meeting May 2012
Translated into Kiswahili & Kalenjin
URC adapting in French in Benin
CCM Essentials
now in French!
Linking Family Planning and
Community Health reference guide
FY12 CORE Group Staff Highlights
• M-Health CommCare Competition – announcement this morning!
• Pediatric TB Small Grant Competition• Communications / Social Media:
Secretariat Model Video, Practitioner Academy, Gender Equity with Isatou Jallow
• Polio Partners Project – final push for global eradication – expected new RFA
• Scaling-Up Nutrition Civil Society Task Team / Thousand Days Initiative
CHWs: USG CHW Evidence Summit; MCHIP CHW National Scale Review; CHW Central; Community Health Systems
Practitioner Academy
• WV Regional CCM Workshop Rwanda (3/2012)
Webinars• Community Child Health: Why Does
Diarrhea Matter? Preventing a Million Needless Deaths Per Year; Integrated CCM in DRC, Malawi and Senegal
• Malaria: Mosquito Essentials• TB: CB TB Treatment for Men, Women
and Children: Successes and Challenges in the Field--An Overview from India; Childhood TB: An MSF Field Perspective; Pediatric TB: The Basics.
Comprehensive Rural Health Project: Jamkhed India (February 2012)
FSN Network
• TOPS / FSN Network Regional Meeting – Ethiopia June 11-13
• TOPS / FSN Network Website: www.fsnnetwork.org Launched!
• TOPS / FSN Taskforce Collaboration with CORE Working Groups: DBC, Nutrition
FY12 ResourcesKnowledge Diffusion, CSHGP Program Learning, CCM, Equity, CHWs, Anemia, Nutrition, TB, Helping Babies Breathe
Food Security and Nutrition Network
CORE Polio Partners Project Communication Efforts
Flexible Fund (Family Planning)
PRIVATE ResourcesFoundations / Private DonationsMembership: Fees / Registration Combined Federal Campaign
In search of FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES where CORE Group’s Network Niche and Community Focus would be an ASSET
World LearningGrants Solicitation and Management
Networks Needed More than Ever
"Collaboration is imperative for
success. The complexity of
global health problems far
exceed the capacity of
individual organizations and
governments to deal with
them effectively.”
--James E. Austin, Harvard Business School
Why CORE Group?• Serves unique function as neutral
convener• Provides professional
development • Small but indispensible• Rapid global networking: creates
multidirectional linkages that connect all levels
• Fosters strategic collaboration• Doesn’t compete with members• No need to reinvent wheel• Increases ease and pace of field
impactPhoto courtesy of AMREF
Working together to create a world of healthy communities where no women or child dies of preventable causes
Thank you to our Spring Meeting Supporters
CORE Group Members, Associates and Working Groups
Presenters, Partners and Guests
Table Sponsors
CORE Group Staff
Special Guests CGGP India: Roma Solomon and Manaj Choudhary
Meeting Coordinator: Claire Boswell
Meeting Facilitator:Lynette Friedman
Meeting Organizer:Alyssa Christenson
Meeting Liaison:Ann Hendrix-Jenkins
Coming Next
mHealth Award Winners:
Ann Hendrix-Jenkins, Rowena Luk
Board Directions and Board Candidates: Demet Gural
Bongiorno from Bellagio!
I am sorry to miss the CORE Group Spring Meeting and being with all of you to discuss Demystifying & Using Data for Community Health Impact. But as you can see, I am in quite an idyllic setting for work and contemplation.
Bette Gebrian and I are writing about using data to improve community health in rural Haiti…so we are with you in spirit.
Wishing you a successful and productive meeting and a wonderful time!
Judy