The Data Impact Program partners with governments to increase data utilization for public health planning and policy development. Through these partnerships, governments use data more effectively to address public health issues by emphasizing global best practices in data use. The Data Impact Program also emphasizes the importance of disseminating data with the general public and academia through training on communication, public health journalism, and scientific communication.
This Gender Equity Resource Collection provides information on incorporating a gender lens into health data collection, analysis, and use. Here you can find training materials, publications, and technical tools covering topics such as gender concepts and definitions, gender-equitable data collection...
This series of documents describes data impact work done in partner countries
The Data to Policy (D2P) program, developed by Vital Strategies and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, aims to bridge the data-policy gap in public health policy by guiding participants through the development of data-driven policy briefs and recommendations that respond to...
