The CORE Group Working groups are a chance for CORE Group organizational members, academics, policymakers, advocates, and others to come together in a community of practice to develop tools and strategies that help advance community health practices.
Typical Working Group outputs:
•State of the Art tools, practices, and strategies to benefit field programs developed
•Intelligence and insights exchanged related to best practices, resources, and opportunities
•Private resources and expertise linked in
•Professional development for individual members
•Organizational partnerships and capacity built
•Representation in policy dialogues at the global level
Each CORE GroupWorking Group has its own listserv and annual workplan, devised and put into action primarily by the Working Group members themselves. Members of Working Groups focus on technical and crosscutting issues and undertake activities that address priority issues, needs, and opportunities identified by members.
Esprit de CORE -This document provides guidance to Working Group members on the following: roles and responsibilities of Working Groups, developing a work plan and budget, CORE Group staff support, and details on how to use the CORE listservs, website, and other communications vehicles such as conference calls and Elluminates.
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Current Working Groups
1.Safe Motherhood/Reproductive Health
2.Integrated Management of Childhood Illness
3.Nutrition
4.Malaria
5.HIV/AIDS
6.Tuberculosis
7.Social and Behavior Change
8.Monitoring and Evaluation