Subject: Are you producing Reputational Capital? Let Abt know!
From: IHD Rep Cap Entries <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 2015 17:11:47 +0000

Dear IHD,

Are you producing Reputational Capital as part of your work? Have you presented at a conference, written a project brief or report, been published in a peer-reviewed journal, blogged, or contributed to Abt’s Reputational Capital in other ways?

We’re now a month into FY15 Q4 (January 1-March 31) and only two items have been added to the Rep Cap Database for work produced this quarter. Please make sure your work is properly recognized and shared with colleagues by entering it into the Reputational Capital Database (RCDB) on AGI (found under AGI/Tools & Resources/Reputational Capital Database).

Published Date

Title

Entry Type

Authors

Research Methods

Link

15-Jan-15

Revisiting a Total Market Approach to Contraceptive Security in Honduras

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

Bettina Brunner
Martha Merida
Dawn Crosby
Leslie Miles

Policy analysis; Qualitative Research; Survey Research

RepCapDB
Entry

1-Jan-15

Importance of Postpartum Family Planning for Maternal and Child Health

Letter to the Editor, Commentary/OpEd or Blog Post

May Post

None

RepCapDB
Entry

What is Reputational Capital?  Any of the items below qualify:

•             Presentation or poster at a conference

•             Report or brief

•             Peer-reviewed journal article

•             Book or a book chapter

•             Letter to the editor, commentary/op ed, blog post

•             Paper in Abt’s Thought Leadership series

•             Guidebook, manual or best practice guide

•             Testimony/proceedings

•             Innovation

•             Quality assurance tool

•             Impact measure

•             Participation in an association/organization/editorial board

•             Award

•             A course that you have developed and/or teach

Why enter your work into the RCDB?

•             The database is a great resource that can be used to share with and learn from colleagues.

•             It provides valuable resources when developing proposals, executing projects and pursuing new thought leadership opportunities.

•             It serves as a resource for Corporate Communications to develop stories for external dissemination.

•             RCDB contributions can be recognized by supervisors during performance reviews.

•             Management relies on the RCDB to track division and company progress on thought leadership, innovation and impact.

Need help? There is now a page on AGI that will feature questions and answers about the RCDB.

Please email Kathryn Niforos with any questions about Reputational Capital or the database.

Thank you,

Elizabeth Magnusson | Analyst | International Health | Abt Associates

O: 301.347.5920 | F: 617.714.0910 | www.abtassociates.com

This e-mail was sent BCC to All IHD Technical US and All IHD Field