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in family planning and
reproductive health
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To fill a gap in resources on how to effectively develop health policy, Samasha partnered with USAID’s PROPEL Health project to create a how-to guide on Uganda’s self-care policy development process that other countries may use to inform their own policy development processes.
The Most Significant Change (MSC) technique—a complexity-aware monitoring and evaluation method—is based on collecting and analyzing stories of significant change to inform adaptive management of programs and contribute to their evaluation. Based on Knowledge SUCCESS’s experience with using the MSC questions in four evaluations of knowledge management (KM) initiatives, we have found it to be an innovative way to demonstrate the impact of KM on the ultimate outcomes that we are trying to achieve—outcomes like knowledge adaptation and use and improved programs and practice.
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Tools for Your Work
These Knowledge Innovations will transform the way you find, share, and use knowledge to improve voluntary family planning programs.
The Pitch is a competition to develop and implement innovative ideas in
knowledge management for FP/RH programs in selected countries of
sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.
Knowledge SUCCESS is excited to introduce FP insight, the first resource discovery and curation tool built by and for family planning and reproductive health professionals.
Highly interactive and small group-based, Learning Circles guide mid-career program managers and technical advisors working in FP/RH through supportive discussions into what works and what doesn’t in program implementation.
Knowledge Management
a strategic and systematic process of collecting and curating knowledge and connecting people to it so they can act effectively.
Knowledge SUCCESS (Strengthening Use, Capacity, Collaboration, Exchange, Synthesis, and Sharing) is a five-year global project led by a consortium of partners and funded by USAID’s Office of Population and Reproductive Health to support learning, and create opportunities for collaboration and knowledge exchange, within the family planning and reproductive health community.
We use an intentional and systematic approach, called knowledge management, to help programs and organizations working in family planning and reproductive health collect knowledge and information, organize it, connect others to it, and make it easier for people to use. Our approach is guided by behavioral science and design thinking principles in order to make these activities relevant, easy, attractive, and timely.
