Define the Problem
Use programme data and community/provider feedback to identify a service-delivery challenge.
MARPI PROGRAMMES
Research & Innovation Programme
Generating evidence, testing new approaches and improving how services work.
MARPI's strategic direction includes implementation research, innovation and e-Health. As a learning organisation, MARPI uses programme data, pilots, digital approaches and research partnerships to improve service design and support evidence-informed policy and practice.
The Strategic Plan identifies demonstration and pilot activities, implementation science and e/m-Health as approaches for improving processes, services, communication and access.
EvidenceGenerationUse routine and research data
Pilot& LearnTest feasibility before scale-up
DigitalInnovatione-Health and m-Health approaches
PolicyUptakeShare learning with programmes and partners
WHAT THE PROGRAMME DOES
How MARPI turns the programme into practical services.
MARPI combines community relationships, health-facility systems, differentiated service delivery and routine data so programmes do not stop at mobilisation—they connect people to prevention, treatment, referral and follow-up.
- Implementation research and operational learning
- Demonstration and pilot activities
- Use of digital/e-Health and m-Health platforms
- Routine monitoring, evaluation and data-use cycles
- Documentation and dissemination of lessons
- Research partnerships and translation of findings into programme improvement
IMPLEMENTATION MODEL
How MARPI Implements This Programme
The programme is organised as a connected pathway from understanding community need to delivering services, following up clients and using data for improvement.
Design an Innovation
Develop a practical intervention, technology, workflow or service model to address the problem.
Pilot
Test technical and operational feasibility in a controlled or phased setting.
Measure
Use monitoring, evaluation or implementation research to assess what changed and why.
Adapt
Improve the approach using evidence, feedback, cost and implementation experience.
Share & Scale
Document lessons, disseminate findings and support uptake where the evidence justifies expansion.
CORE COMPONENTS
What Happens in Practice
These are the main operational components clients, communities and partners are likely to see during implementation.
e-Health & m-Health
Digital platforms can support communication, reminders, information sharing and service access.
Routine Data Use
Programme data are analysed to identify gaps, guide corrective action and improve allocation of effort.
Implementation Science
Research focuses on how proven interventions can be delivered effectively in real-world settings.
Documentation
MARPI captures lessons, good practices and programme experience for learning and dissemination.
Research Partnerships
Collaboration with academic, government and implementation partners expands technical learning.
Policy & Programme Uptake
Evidence is used to inform service design, advocacy and decisions beyond a single project.
CONNECTED PROGRAMMES
Explore the MARPI Programme Model
MARPI programmes are designed to reinforce each other rather than work as separate silos.
Programme information is summarised from MARPI's Strategic Plan 2021–2025, the 2025 Annual Report and current MARPI service architecture.
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