Dear HIFA colleagues,
Health inequality monitoring provides critical evidence to determine who is being left behind and inform equity-oriented changes to policies, programmes and practices.
A series of WHO health inequality monitoring eLearning courses is now hosted on the GRAPH platform, available here<https://thegraphcourses.org/health-ineq/>. It is primarily targeted to monitoring and evaluation officers, researchers, analysts, and others with a general interest in health data and inequality monitoring.
The free, self-paced courses include:
* Health inequality monitoring foundations' courses that introduces foundational concepts of health inequality monitoring.
* Topic-specific courses about monitoring inequalities in immunization; in reproductive, maternal and child health; and in HIV, tuberculosis and malaria.
* Skill-building courses that provide step-by-step guidance in conducting inequality data analysis using Excel, Stata, R and the Health Equity Assessment Toolkit (HEAT).
To learn more about WHO's work on health inequality monitoring, visit the Health Inequality Monitor<https://www.who.int/data/inequality-monitor> website.
Katie Kirkby
Technical Officer
Data, Analytics and Delivery for Impact
World Health Organization | Geneva | Switzerland
Email: kirkbyk@who.int