K4Health Population, Health, and Environment (PHE) Toolkit Update

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Under the PACE (Policy, Advocacy and Communication Enhanced) project, Population Reference Bureau is updating the Knowledge 4 Health (K4Health) PHE toolkit.

While we would love to include all of your publications, resources, and tools, we regret that we will need to be selective in which resources are published to the toolkit. The toolkit is NOT meant to be a library of any and all resources, but rather a hub for resources and guidance on PHE fundamentals; program design and implementation; research and learning; and policy advocacy and communications.

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS TO SUGGEST MATERIALS FOR THE PHE TOOLKIT:

1. ALL questions must be answered to submit this form.

2. Resources should be 3 years or newer (published in 2013 or later).

3. Resources should fit into one or more of the tabs as organized in the form below.

4. Please include a link to your resource online.

5. If your resource is not currently available for download, please upload it to Dropbox or Google Drive, and make the resource available for download.

Your name *

Your email address *

Author/Organization *

Title of Resource *

Year of publication (Must be published 2013 or later) *

Please include a link to the resource. If the resource is not available online, please upload it to Dropbox or Google Drive. *

Resource summary (150 words or less) *

Choose ONE of the following tabs that this resource should be categorized under *

WHY PHE: Resources or materials that explain the definition or benefits of the PHE approach, explain PHE linkages, or describe the "current state of play"

HOW TO: Resources or materials that describe program design, implementation guides, training guides or materials, guidance on data collection or M&E, or guidance on scale-up and replication

RESEARCH, EVIDENCE, EVALUATION, LEARNING: PHE evalutations; Conference materials; or Key research of a peer-reviewed standard

POLICY, ADVOCACY, COMMUNICATION: Materials that relate or were designed specifically to support global, regional, national or local advocacy or communications efforts

Choose another tab that this resource should be categorized under *

WHY PHE: Resources or materials that explain the definition or benefits of the PHE approach, explain PHE linkages, or describe the "current state of play"

HOW TO: Resources or materials that describe program design, implementation guides, training guides or materials, guidance on data collection or M&E, or guidance on scale-up and replication

RESEARCH, EVIDENCE, EVALUATION, LEARNING: PHE evalutations; Conference materials; or Key research of a peer-reviewed standard

POLICY, ADVOCACY, COMMUNICATION: Materials that relate or were designed specifically to support global, regional, national or local advocacy or communications efforts

Not Applicable - My resource should only be categorized under one tab

If your resource is specific to one or more of the following regions, please specify which region(s). *

Latin America

Central or Western Africa

Eastern or Southern Africa

Asia and the Pacific

None / Not applicable

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