Armenia Counter-trafficking in Persons Workshop. © 2022 Data for Impact Promote Data Use D4I facilitates the use of data for decision making by helping partners with the visualization and communication of evidence in ways that are compelling, user-friendly, and actionable. The project’s approach is flexible and adaptable to the changing needs of our partners, ensuring that the right information is delivered to the right people in a timely and usable format. D4I uses accessible data visualization techniques to enhance data use. The project supports techniques to automate data analysis and graphics to produce dashboards and tools to help with knowledge translation. Locally-led research can be a sustainable solution to identify best practices in health and improve health outcomes. D4I funded four small grants to promote research capacity by giving local research groups in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Nigeria the support to investigate local information needs. Results from these studies were disseminated to stakeholders to inform and influence policies and programs. Key Publications Small Grants Program Click here to learn more about the Small Grants Program Related Resources For more resources, click here Briefs Guidance for Institutionalizing Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), Use of Data, and Information Systems in Pre-Service Education for Social Workers Read moreTheory of Change: Midline Status Update Read moreGood Practices in Data Use: Enhancing Social Services for Children with Disabilities in Dondușeni District, Moldova Read moreGood Practices in Data Use: Transforming the lives of Vulnerable Children in Chișinău, Moldova Read moreGood Practices in Data Use: Ludotecas in Ștefan Vodă District, Moldova Read more Presentations Coming soon... Datasets Coming soon... Guidance Every Newborn-Measurement Improvement for Newborn & Stillbirth Indicators EN-MINI-PRISM Tools for Routine Health Information Systems Read moreEvery Woman Every Newborn-Measurement Improvement for Newborn, Stillbirth & Maternal Indicators: EWEN-MINSMI-PRISM Tools for Routine Health Information Systems Read moreMesurer l’amélioration de la performance en matière de suivi, d’évaluation, de recherche et d’apprentissage (SERA) Read moreMeasuring Performance Improvement in Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, and Learning (MERL) Read morePrivate Sector Engagement (PSE) Self-Assessment Monitoring (SAM) Tool Read more Infographics Driving Positive Attitudes towards Evidence Use Read more10 Ways to Increase the Use of Evaluation Findings Read moreOur Work: Year 3 Highlights Read moreData for Impact Semiannual Report: Institutional Strengthening Read moreData for Impact: Semiannual Report Summary Read more Journal Articles Changing paradigm of malnutrition among Bangladeshi women of reproductive age and gaps in national Nutrition Policies and Action Plans to tackle the emerging challenge Read more Reports Strategies to Increase Endorsement of Evaluation Use: Insights from South Africa Read moreBehavioral Interventions to Increase Engagement with Evaluation Findings in Nigeria Read moreData for Impact Annual Report Year 5 Read moreCare System Reform Information Needs Framework Read moreReview of CTC Analytics Data Use at Site Level in Tanzania Read moreBehavioral Interventions for the Use of Evaluation Findings: Final Report Read moreValidating the Effectiveness of a Rapid Assessment Tool for Routine Health Information Systems Read moreData Demand and Information Use in the Health Sector: Case Study Series Read moreNeeds Assessment on Resources for Use of Routine and Other Secondary Data for Health Evaluation and Research Read more Working Papers Assessment of Age Disaggregation in Routine Family Planning (FP) Data Read moreRecommendations for Strengthening Research and Evaluation Capacity to Support Sustainable Health Programs Read moreExaminarea și utilizarea datelor pentru luarea deciziilor în beneficiul copilului Read moreCurrent practices on data review and data use to inform supportive supervision in child protection in Moldova Read moreHypertension and Diabetes in Bangladesh: Findings from the Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey (BDHS) 2017-18 and Policy Implications Read more
