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Baseline Evaluation of the mHealth Ecosystem and the Performance of the mHealth Alliance - mHealth Alliance Publication. The main objective of the baseline evaluation was to provide information about the current level of adoption, actual implementation, funding, and impact of mHealth in LMICs. The evaluation also measured the impact of the mHealth Alliance on promoting mHealth in the global health ecosystem. February 2013 MORE
MAMA Messages Workshop with Daphne Metland and Gayatri Koshy - Learn from BabyCenter content creation experts Gayatri and Daphne on key considerations in developing messages for mothers.  MORE
MAMA: Working with Mobile Network Operators: Kristen Roggemann, GSMA mWomen Programme - Kristen Roggemann of GSMA mWomen Programme shares insights into how NGOs can more effectively work with MNOs. MORE
MAMA: Panelist How To Guide: reaching mom on her mobile phone - Experts share high level advice on how to reach mothers using mobile phones.Iin order to view the webinars, please register here. MORE
MAMA Course Launch Event - Dr. Ananya Raihan, Country Director of MAMA Bangladesh and Kirsten Gagnaire, Executive Director of MAMA Global, provide high level overviews on MAMA’s model, mission and strategy. MORE
MAMA: Early considerations for M&E and Research - Josie Mangxaba, MAMA Global; Radha Rajan, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health; Atik Ahsan, Dnet; and Nicholette Naidoo, With RHI share their experience on early M&E and research of MAMA Country Programs. MORE
MAMA Bangladesh (Aponjon) Formative Research Report - The  MAMA ‘Aponjon’ formative research report is a practice-oriented evaluation of the MAMA program during its initial phase of implementation in Bangladesh. Developed by a joint team from the Johns Hopkins University Global mHealth Initiative and Dnet, the report focuses on 1) identifying the most effective programmatic strategies to guide future implementation of “Aponjon” and 2) outlines MORE
MAMA in Country Learning Workshop: Key Take-Aways from Timor-Leste - MAMA Global hosted an in-country learning workshop in Timor-Leste in collaboration with (Health Alliance International) HAI, and their technical partner Catalpa International, shared lessons learned, best practices and led site visits, focus groups and community outreach activities. Workshop attendees also presented on their own programs, highlighting lessons learned, successes, challenges and how MORE
Norweigan Institute of Public Health eRegistries - An eRegistry is an organized system for collecting, managing, analyzing, and most importantly, using reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health data to improve women and children’s health.We believe that better use of health information results in better decisions and, ultimately, in better health. eRegistries are strategically designed to facilitate data use – through accurate and MORE
Mobile Money for Health white paper - Mobile money enables funds to be deposited, transferred, and withdrawn electronically through mobile phone accounts. Fueled by the success of Kenya’s M-Pesa mobile payment platform, mobile money is a rapidly growing alternative to cash in developing countries. Whereas mobile money services have been launched in more than 70 countries with the majority of current deployments in sub-Saharan MORE

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