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RAPID Outcome Mapping Approach (ROMA): A Guide to Policy Engagement and Influence

Author

"Policy processes can be highly political, sometimes involving dense networks of actors and coalitions with competing values and interests.

Languages

English, Bahasa Indonesian

Number of Pages

84

Source

ROMA page on the ODI website, January 4 2016; and email from John Young to The Communication Initiative on June 23 2016.

Digital Health in Demand Generation Toolkit

Subtitle
A Toolkit for How to Use Digital Technologies to Increase Awareness and Interest in Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health (RMNCH) Products and Services

Author

"In addition to the local buy-in and collaboration established before project initiation, it is important that individuals from or familiar with the community and local context are a part of yo

Publishers

Number of Pages

9

Source

"New Digital Health Toolkits", by Nadi Nina Kaonga, HealthEnabled, November 16 2015. Image credit: Miriam Mannak

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