To test the feasibility of developing a mentoring program at the first referral unit level in Karnataka, India, an intervention was implemented for 12 months in 16 first referral units across eight project districts. 

The story of a maternal, newborn, and child health mentoring program in Northern Karnataka, India. 

In India, too many women and infants die from causes that are either preventable or readily treatable. 

An end-of-project overview of the Vistaar Project.

A series of publications produced by the Vistaar Project.

Two studies demonstrate that, compared with existing paper-based job aids, mobile phone-based mSakhi is a more user-friendly and effective accredited social health activist (ASHA) job aid for a range of activities,including self-learning, counselling, and newborn assessment

The Vistaar Project worked to provide capacity-building and technical assistance to help take knowledge to practice at large scale in major government programmes.

This DVD is intended for training primary level providers and community health workers to identify opportunities to counsel clients on healthy timing and spacing of pregnancy and the benefits of family planning use. 

As part of Vistaar's advocacy work in improving maternal, newborn, and child health and nutrition, the project serves as Secretariat for this coalition and led the development of the website.