Reports
Fighting for Breath – A Call to Action to Stop Children Dying of Pneumonia
Resources Library
Country briefings
Ethiopia
Implementation Guide – for non-COVID-19 essential services in Ethiopia during Covid-19 pandemic, Ministry of Health
Summary Findings of the Inventory Assessment for Biomedical Equipment for COVID-19 Case Management in Ethiopia, 2020
Every Breath Counts Indicators group
- Recommendations for improving pneumonia and hypoxemia indicators, August 2019
- A Call to Action to fill the Data Gaps, August 2020
Data
Pneumonia Visualizer Toolkit can be used to visualize data related to pneumonia incidence, mortality, prevention and treatment. This toolkit includes indicators related to pneumonia incidence, mortality due to pneumonia, WASH, nutrition, immunization, care-seeking and solid cooking fuel usage. Data are available at country-level, and are encouraged to be utilized and disseminated for key stakeholders in-country to drive discussions and decisions around child pneumonia programmes and policies.
Video resources
- Masimo/United4Oxygen Alliance: view video / view channel
- ZMQ/Philips video India – Beloved Munna (प्यारा मुन्ना) (new campaign to educate mothers): view video
- “la Caixa” foundation + UNICEF: view video
- McCann Global Health – teaching video: view video
- HO2PE: Oxygen gives life – campaign resources: view video
- Philips India campaign video to educate parents: view video
- Here’s Why Pneumonia Is Still So Deadly – Videos – Seeker: view video
Partner resources
“The Missing Piece” a report on why continued neglect of pneumonia threatens the achievement of health goals
2019 Pneumonia and Diarrhea Progress Report Card, International Vaccine Access Center, John Hopkins University
Oxygen resources
University of Southampton
Sizing Up Pneumonia Investment 2018 Report
A 2018 report covering global pneumonia investments R&D. This report was launched and presented at the 2018 Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting organised by Save the Children and UNICEF UK.
It includes an analysis of 16 years of funding trends for infectious disease research and shows pneumonia as receiving around 3% of public and philanthropic R&D spend. The investment in pneumonia was far less, compared to burden of disease, than other infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.
We all have a role to play in ending preventable child pneumonia deaths by 2030
For more information, please contact EBC@mhpc.com
This campaign is supported by our global communication partner ENGINE|mhp