THET’s Evaluation
& Learning Officer, Emily Burn, guides us through the Resource Library on
thet.org/hps and explains why it’s useful for those working in health
partnerships.
The Resource Library of the Health Partnership Scheme website provides a
unique range of materials to help health partnerships deliver diverse projects.
Everything in the Resource Library is aimed at partnerships both new and old
and we add to the content on a regular basis in order to make sure we are
providing current and relevant information.
The library includes publications, case studies and good practice guidance. For example, you’ll find the Monitoring and Evaluation planning template helps with rigorous, resource specific M&E plans; interviews with health workers from the Kambia District, gathered by The Kambia Appeal as
part of their evaluation of their IHLFS grant; and case studies of IHLFS projects
in Zambia and Uganda.
Many of the resources we have published take inspiration
from or are using your stories and experiences to educate and support others
who are engaged in health partnership work.
For instance, we heard directly from both the UK and developing country
partners about their experience of Health Links under the IHLFS and we have
produced good practice guidelines and advice that cites the challenges and
effective solutions they found.
We now need to hear from you: what do you want to see on the
Resource Library pages? We are always
looking at templates and guidelines that help to make sense of key project
planning activities, specifically in the context of health partnerships, but
what else would you like to see here that will help you and your partners to
work effectively together? Comment below or contact us directly at hps@thet.org
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