2019 has been a year of consolidation and scale-up for project Ignite. Together, in the five countries of implementation (Cote d’Ivoire, Haiti, India, Kenya and
This activity guide assumes that you have identified a target consumer/audience for your intervention and want to create an “archetype” to build out a picture
Through the SIFPO2 project, Population Services International (PSI) supported the Nigerien Ministry of Public Health to conduct a proof-of-concept adaptation of mobile outreach for voluntary
Sometimes it isn’t enough to broadly define your target consumer and you need to further narrow your focus. In this activity guide, you will review
Before designing a program, we should take time to understand the broader context in which the program will operate. In this step, you will build
Note: PSI wishes to acknowledge the inspiration for certain principles described in this activity guide from the following resources: The Field Guide to Human-Centered Design
This roadmap is the result of a series of in-country advocacy workshops and consultations held between July 2019 and January 2020. The advocacy roadmap development
Women’s ownership of their sexual and reproductive health (SRH) is a rights-based expression of self-determination. In this issue of Outlook on Reproductive Health, we address these
A supplement supported by UNDP/UNFPA/UNICEF/WHO/World Bank Special Programme – HRP and published by the BMJ looks at issues of self-care interventions for sexual and reproductive health
New digital and medical technologies are making it easier for consumers, where applicable, to asses and manage their own SRH needs. Check out our brochure
PSI’s GEMS program strengthens private sector case management and surveillance to accelerate malaria elimination in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, and Vietnam. This annual report shares
Note: Ideally, you would carry out a Use/Need analysis for every major health area your program supports every 3-5 years as data sources are available
Note: This activity guide assumes that you have already defined a health need and identified your target consumer. Conducting a Market Performance Review will help
Note: This activity guide assumes that you have already defined a health need, assessed market performance, profiled your target consumer and mapped the value chain.
Note: PSI wishes to acknowledge the inspiration for certain principles described in this activity guide from the following resources: The Field Guide to Human-Centered Design
Note: PSI wishes to acknowledge the inspiration for certain principles described in this activity guide from the following resources: The Field Guide to Human-Centered Design
Note: This guide assumes that you have finalized your Theory of Change (ToC) and Logframe, and created a workplan and budget for implementation. Programs should
Note: This activity guide assumes that you have already created a draft Theory of Change (ToC), and completed the various activities in the Diagnose, Decide
Note: This guide assumes that you have already completed all other steps of the Keystone Design Framework and handed over your completed program design, ToC,
Note: This guide assumes that you have designed an intervention with an accompanying Theory of Change, and that you are ready to budget and plan
The first step of the Decide phase is to outline the future vision for sustainability and set strategic priorities. Taking the facts and observations that
At this point in the Keystone Design Framework, you should have already identified a health need and target consumer, assessed the market performance (based on
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