1	GRHAM The Key to… Global Religious Health Assets Mapping GRHAM is a project to map all Christian health care facilities and programs throughout the developing world. Ray Martin, Phyllis Stuckey, and Allison Herling CCIH Annual Conference, May 29, 2005
2	Why Mapping? Other Agencies recognize the need to work with and through FBO networks. For example: WHO service availability mapping (SAM) (IHP) African Religious Health Assets Project USAID, World Bank, etc. Pharmaceutical companies (e.g. Pfizer provided an initial grant for funding GRHAM project)
3	Goals of GRHAM Centralize documentation and maps of FBO facilities, programs and projects. Create and manage a website and database to share that information as widely as possible Train and encourage GRHAM users to: Dialogue with Ministries of Health and major donors Improve coordination among service providers Provide better data for planning Facilitate distribution of resources to FBOs
4	Who Benefits from GRHAM?
5	Implementation a dual-track approach 1. Sharing available data by Country, Organization, Programs 2. Defining the scope: outputs, type of data, definition of terms Developing the database Develop strategy for obtaining information Develop strategy for training and encouraging GRHAM users in using the database
6	Sharing Available Data
7	"GRHAM Global Religious Health Assets..." GRHAM Global Religious Health Assets Mapping Putting Faith-Based Organizations (FBOs) and their networks "on the map"
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12	"Searchable by" Searchable by Facility, Projects, Country, Region, supporting/collaborating organization Output to include: Lists of facilities, sponsoring agencies, programs Exportable data in .cvs format
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14	Break-out Session Mapping Christian Health Assets GRHAM and ARHAP Seminar time Monday afternoon, 5:15-6:30 pm Lead by: Franklin Baer/Phyllis Stuckey/John Shippee