D4I overall (Practicum submission)
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What is D4I
D4I is a consortium led by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in partnership with Palladium, ICF, Jon Snow, Inc., and Tulane University.
D4I strengthens country capacity to generate and use high-quality health data for strategic decisions on health policy and programming at national, subnational, and community levels. D4I draws on the technical expertise that exists in each partner organization and an extensive network of country partners in USAID’s priority countries.
History of D4I
D4I draws upon decades of experience from MEASURE Evaluation.
The evolution MEASURE Evaluation
In 2018, MEASURE Evaluation was split into three associate awards – Data for Impact, PMI Measure Malaria, and TB DIAH – continuing its long legacy of building evidence to improve health systems and programs.
D4I supports countries to generate and use high-quality data to improve their programs, policies, and health outcomes in areas such as adolescent health, child protection and care, counter-trafficking/refugee support, family planning and reproductive health, infectious disease, maternal and child health, food security and nutrition, in addition to cross-cutting areas like health system strengthening, private sector, and supply chains.
D4I's Objectives
D4I's Work
Between September 2018 to 2022 D4I has done the following:
D4I's Countries
Below is a map with all the countries that D4I has ever worked with or is currently working with.
Click the country image to learn more about D4I's work with that country
