UNDERSTANDING (4)
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This resource helps articulate the benefits that design skills and mindsets can bring to global health projects through a curated set of value of design statements that connect the benefits of design to key challenges facing the global health community.
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This resource helps articulate the benefits that design skills and mindsets can bring to global health projects through a curated set of value of design statements that connect the benefits of design to key challenges facing the global health community.
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Design terms can seem like jargon to non-designers, which can lead to miscommunication. This resource helps clarify the meanings of common design terms through definitions and examples.
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This printable poster illustrates the Principles of Design and Global Health. It draws on Yale University’s Ten Principles to Strengthen Global Health, Alma Ata Declaration, Principles for Global Health Research, Standford University’s d.mindsets, IDEO’s 7 Values that Drive design and Braun’s 10 Principles of “Good Design”.
DOING (5)
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This conversation guide provides design pioneers and design advocates in the Global Health community with credible, relatable, and concrete talking points that address the questions and concerns of others in the community who might be reluctant, curious or enthusiastic about using design in their work.
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This resource, developed through collaboration with JSI and a broad team of advisors, presents potential Theories of Change for projects using human-centered design in global health.
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This resource reviews the Design for Health journey so far and outlines four thematic areas being developed to help integrate Design and Global Health disciplines.
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Like any other approach, the benefits of design are amplified through collaboration. This resource provides a snapshot of different approaches and how they can complement one another when used in global health projects.
INTERACTIVE GUIDE
We co-created the resources available on this website in conversation with representatives from the global health community. Five types of users (or profiles) emerged that represent the different stages of a global health practitioner in his/her path towards adoption and implementation of design in his/her work. Which of the profiles do you fit into?
COLLABORATING (5)
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The United States Agency for International Development’s Center for Innovation and Impact and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation hosted the second Design for Health convening in Dakar, Senegal from 10-12 April 2019.
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HCD Uncut was an immersive and interactive expert workshop held in Berlin Nov 7-8 2017 to critically reflect on the current practice of Human Centred Design in the context of global health and development and path a visionary way forward.
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The United States Agency for International Development and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation have joined forces to encourage more global health practitioners to build their programs around the wants and needs of the people they aim to serve.
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As human-centered design in global public health enters its adolescence, we offer a guide to help practitioners break through their misperceptions of people's needs to prescribe real solutions.
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How should we think about the role of innovation in the midst of the current global crisis?
PARTNERING (3)
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MeasureD is a resource for anyone wanting to understand, measure, and scale the impact of social design in order to strengthen society and create the conditions for equitable human health.
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IDEO.org's Billion Girls CoLab is designing for the health and futures of adolescent girls. The CoLab convenes stakeholders and girls for research and design across health topics, to ultimately cultivate a set of solutions that can be replicated and adapted at scale.
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The HCDExchange promotes and shares experiences, practices and tools for Human Centered Design within Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
PRESCRIPTION FOR PROGRESS Panel Discussion
Panel discussion recorded in February 2020 with Dr. Jaspal S. Sandhu PhD (Managing Partner & Co-Founder, Gobee Group), Anne K. LaFond (Director, JSI Center for Health Information, Monitoring and Evaluation) and Dr. Tracy Johnson (Senior Program Officer, User Experience & Innovation, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation)
