ARE YOU NEW TO PED/PHE?

Where to Start Your PED/PHE Journey:

Discover the best resources for your knowledge needs.

I want a solid basic introduction to PED/PHE.

I want to start at the beginning with a PED/PHE 101.

Resources recommended for you:

PHE eLearning course | Global Health eLearning Center (2016)

I want to understand the added value of integrated programming.

Resources recommended for you:

The Impacts of PHE Projects | The Evidence Project (2015)

Healthy People, Healthy Ecosystems Projects | World Wildlife Fund (2008)

I need to dig into the evidence of this approach.

Resources recommended for you:

PHE as a Biodiversity Conservation Strategic Approach | ICF, Environmental Incentives (2018)

I’m specifically interested in the aspect of family planning in PHE/PED programs.

Resources recommended for you:

Family Planning HIPs Can Improve PHE Program Outcomes | PACE (2018)

Removing Barriers to FP: Background Paper and Call to Action | Margaret Pyke Trust (2019)

I need to design a PED/PHE program and I’m not sure where to start.

I need basic, applicable information on the different stages of a PED/PHE program.

Resources recommended for you:

PHE Integration Programming Manual | PHE Ethiopia Consortium (2018)

I have some knowledge of PHE, but want to dig into the evidence of this approach.

Resources recommended for you:

PHE as a Biodiversity Conservation Strategic Approach | ICF, Environmental Incentives (2018)

I want to understand how to engage partners and establish partnerships across different sectors.

Resources recommended for you:

PHE Partnerships Guide | PHE Network Madagascar, Blue Ventures (2017)

I want to understand how PED/PHE programs link to other development priorities.

Resources recommended for you:

PHE Approaches Enhance Youth Leadership and Development | PACE (2018)

New Research Links FP and MCH to Boosting Resilience | PACE (2018)

I want to understand the impact and how to monitor and evaluate PED/PHE programs.

I want to understand the added value of integrated programming.

Resources recommended for you:

The Impact of PHE Projects | The Evidence Project (2015)

Healthy People, Healthy Ecosystems Projects | World Wildlife Fund (2008)

I have some knowledge of PHE, but want to dig into the evidence of this approach.

Resources recommended for you:

PHE as a Biodiversity Conservation Strategic Approach | ICF, Environmental Incentives (2018)

I need to develop monitoring and evaluation systems for my PED/PHE program.

Resources recommended for you:

A Guide for Monitoring and Evaluating PHE Programs | MEASURE Evaluation (2018)

I want to learn about specific PED/PHE programs that have been implemented across the globe.

I need all of the details, so I prefer longer, detailed reports.

Resources recommended for you:

Linking FP to Resilience in the Sahel | Evidence to Action Project (2019)

Changes in Household Well Being and Resilience in Tanzania | The Evidence Project (2018)

I need some of the details, so I prefer reading shorter materials that can be easily digested.

Resources recommended for you:

Linking FP to Resilience in the Sahel | Evidence to Action Project (2019)

Institutionalizing Integration in East Africa | Pathfinder International (2018)

HoPE-LVB Toolkit: Uganda and Kenya | Pathfinder International (2017)

Household Well Being & Resilience in Tanzania | The Evidence Project, PACE (2018)

I want less dense information and prefer information shared through visual and aural formats.

Resources recommended for you:

Community of Hope: A Look at HoPE-LVB Project | PACE (2018)

Integration PHE for Sustainable Development in Kenya | PACE (2017)

Working Together: PHE in Madagascar | John Snow Inc (2019)

I want information from the populations that were involved in and served through PED/PHE programs.

Resources recommended for you:

Stories from Lake Victoria Basin of the East African Community | Lake Victoria Basin Commission, K4Health Project (2018)

History of PHE in the Philippines | Knowledge SUCCESS (2021)