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Nandita Thatte

Nandita Thatte

IBP Network Lead, World Health Organization

Nandita Thatte leads the IBP Network housed at the World Health Organization in the Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Research. Her current portfolio includes institutionalizing the role of IBP to support the dissemination and use of evidence-based interventions and guidelines, to strengthen the linkages between IBP field-based partners and WHO researchers to inform implementation research agendas and foster collaboration among the 80+ IBP member organizations. Prior to joining WHO, Nandita was a Senior Advisor in the Office of Population and Reproductive Health at USAID where she designed, managed, and evaluated programs in West Africa, Haiti and Mozambique. Nandita has a MPH from the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and a DrPH in Prevention and Community Health from the George Washington University School of Public Health.

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Quick Read Tips for Documenting Implementation Stories
Anne Ballard Sara, MPHAdos Velez MayNandita ThatteCarolin EkmanSarah V. Harlan August 5, 2021

WHO/IBP Network and Knowledge SUCCESS recently published a series of 15 stories about organizations implementing High Impact Practices (HIPs) and WHO Guidelines and Tools in family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH) programming. This quick read ...

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Community health worker Agnes Apid (L) with Betty Akello (R) and Caroline Akunu (center). Agnes is providing the women with counseling and family planning information. Image credit: Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment
Quick Read Implementation Stories: How Programs Use High Impact Practices and WHO Guidelines
Nandita ThatteSarah V. HarlanCarolin EkmanAnne Ballard Sara, MPHAdos Velez May April 29, 2021

In early 2020, the WHO/IBP Network and Knowledge SUCCESS Project launched an effort to support organizations in sharing their experiences using High Impact Practices (HIPs) and WHO Guidelines and Tools in Family Planning and Reproductive ...

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Data 2020: An Adaptation Crash Course
Sarah BrittinghamAmeya SanyalLola FlomenNandita ThatteKristen Little, PhD March 25, 2021

IBP partners are using StoryMaps to visualize and share family planning program adaptations driven by COVID-19.

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Video Going Virtual: Tips for Hosting an Effective Virtual Meeting
Nandita ThatteAdos Velez MayÅsa Cuzin April 23, 2020

More and more of us find ourselves working remotely and connecting online rather than (or in addition to) face-to-face. Our colleagues at the IBP Network share how they successfully convened their regional meeting virtually when ...

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