Do no harm: The know-do gap and quality of care for childhood diarrhea and pneumonia in Bihar, India

Within each of these case studies, donors will find evidence-based models and interventions informed by local input and involving local actors. Each study further illustrates how the featured organizations effectively delivered their proven solutions and provides estimated impacts and costs. Finally, the toolkit provides decision-making tools and frameworks for how to think about and expand on these philanthropic models with action steps. Results (Scientific Abstract)/Collaborative Partners (Programmatic Abstract): As above Summary/Conclusion: For donors who care about maximizing the social impact of their gifts, the child survival toolkit fills a critical information gap providing evidence-informed analyses and actionable decision-making tools. The tool kit has been shared with the Center’s primary audience—individual donors and their advisors—as well as the larger philanthropic community through online publications, blogs, social media outlets, and reports.