Good Practices in Public Health Portal | Experiences and Lessons Learned from the Americas

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has launched the “Good Practices (GP) in Public Health: Experiences and Lessons Learned from the Americas” initiative to improve the documentation, evaluation and sharing of successful technical cooperation experiences. The initiative provides a framework for documenting experiences in meeting global and regional mandates, encouraging knowledge sharing and triangular cooperation in the region. This initiative also includes the experiences of PAHO member states and strategic donors/partners. The systematization of GPs will enable authorities, decision-makers, public health professionals, external stakeholders and communities to raise awareness of the region’s experiences and promote the added value of PAHO’s involvement in project development.

For PAHO, Good Practices are defined as initiatives, interventions, solutions, methodologies or procedures implemented during the execution of activities and projects at regional, subregional and local levels, which have produced results that can be adapted and/or replicated in different contexts and by different countries, territories or organizations.

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