Institute for International Programs

NEP is a rigorous, country-led approach to compiling and analyzing data that gives governments strategic, evidence-based answers to priority questions on women’s and children’s health and nutrition. Learn More

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MCEE: Maternal and Child Epidemiology Estimation

Ensuring high-quality and timely data is utilized in the assessment of global and national priorities. Learn More

LiST: The Lives Saved Tool

An evidence-based tool for estimating intervention impact. Learn More

IIP aims to improve the quality of information available to support public health policies and decision making in maternal and child health and nutrition. The focus is on low-income countries, and on research that produces information to improve programs and policies. IIP is a network of scientists based in various institutions, and is housed administratively within the Department of International Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Program Evaluation

Building Capacity to Understand "What Works" for Women and Children

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Using Evidence

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Analysis, Synthesis, Dissemination: Good data leads to good programs

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Research

Solving Real-World Problems in Service Delivery

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PLOS Med Collection Launch on Measuring MNCH Coverage

PLOS Med Collection Launch on Measuring Coverage in Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health National Press Club, May 7, 2013