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mHealth Assessment and Planning for Scale (MAPS) Toolkit

Developed by WHO's Department of Reproductive Health and Research in partnership with the United Nations Foundation and the Johns Hopkins University Global mHealth Initiative, the mHealth Assessment and Planning for Scale (MAPS) Toolkit is a self-assessment tool designed to assist project teams in scaling up their mHealth innovations. The MAPS Toolkit aims to assist mHealth project teams to systematically assess their implementation as they transition from piloting to planning next steps. Informed primarily through the Innovation Work Group’s (IWG) mHealth Catalytic Grant Mechanism, the Toolkit harnesses the experiences gathered from the collection of these pioneering projects to address the diverse set of considerations inherent in scaling up and striving for sustainability.

Please download and begin using your copy of the MAPS Toolkit here: http://bit.ly/MAPS_form.

Outside Link: 
http://bit.ly/MAPS_form
Publication Year: 
2014
Resource Type: 
Tools & Guides
Language: 
English
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