Analysis, Information Management, and Communication (AIM)

The AIM task order provides services to all offices of the Bureau for Global Health, such as:

• Use of a broad range of data sources and advanced analytic methods to ensure accurate, robust analyses.
• Systematic examination of links between health indicators and socioeconomic and governance data that help explain indicator trends and identify program gaps.
• Information system designs that allow for the integration and accessibility of varied information sources through a central platform.
• Evidence-based communications products, such as "Success Stories" and Best Practices" that incorporate analysis results.
• Educational and public information functions such as conferences and briefings.

Examples of Analysis Deliverables from AIM:

• 2010 E&E Health Vulnerability Analysis Report [PDF, 4.3MB]
• A/ME SOTA Family Planning Reproductive Slides [PDF, 105KB]

• 2008 CSH Report to Congress [PDF, 5MB]
• 2010 HIV/AIDS Profiles [PDF, 148KB]
• GH Brochure
• GH Folder Design [PDF, 277KB]
• OHA Success Stories [PDF, 118KB]

Web Sites and E-Newsletters Maintained by AIM:

• PMI E-Newsletter
• GH E-Newsletter
• Repositioning in Action E-Newsletter
• TB E-Newsletter [PDF, 62KB]
• NTD Web Site
• PMI Web Site
• GH Intranet
• HaRP Web Site
• GH IQC Web Site
• Project Search Web Site

Knowledge Management Systems Maintained by AIM:

• Data Online for Population, Health and Nutrition (DOLPHN) System
  View Country Health Statistical Reports (CHSRs) and other online statistical data resources containing selected current and historical country-level demographic and health indicator data.
• Health Research Program (HaRP)
  Through its collaborating partners, HaRP identifies the challenges for child health in developing countries and countries in transition, and designs the most effective approach to overcome them. Visit the HaRP Web site at www.harpnet.org.