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In 2018, Canadian Partnership for Women and Children's Health (CanWaCH), a network of Canadian civil society, professional, and academic actors working collectively on global health and gender equality, launched 'The Canadian Collaborative in Global Health'. This initiative was designed specifically to build the capacity of Canadian actors, and their global partners, to better collect, analyze, synthesize and report data and evaluation activities through new, innovative approaches, in order to strengthen their impact in the areas of SDGs 3 and 5. Through this interactive workshop, participants will be able to (a) learn about the 3 diverse innovations that are being incubated under the Collaborative model through diverse multi-sectoral partnerships; (b) dive deeply into 3 innovative practices focusing on nutrition, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and adolescent health; and (c) explore how they might replicate this approach, and discuss critical issues relating to the fostering innovative thinking and approaches when it comes to data collection in public health. Representatives from civil society organisations, academic institutions, and private sector will outline strategies for how interdisciplinary collaborations can be effectively implemented and executed. Key messages CanWaCH’s innovative participatory methodology has generated significant new findings to guide accountability, programming, policy and advocacy. and can/should be replicated elsewhere. Three specific global health data innovations will be presented, featuring brand new tools, indicators, and strategies which can help participants with their work.

8.K. Workshop: Shared impact: How to foster innovation in public health data