PATH’s MNCHN Asset Tracker was designed to provide advocates from civil society organizations (CSOs) with an innovative tool for data-driven decision-making. To ensure this new tool reached advocates who could benefit from it, PATH partnered with the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) Kenya, a program of the Access to Medicines Platform (ATMP), to disseminate the Asset Tracker to advocates from CSOs working in Kenya’s Lake Region Economic Bloc and train them in its use. As a result, CSO advocates have been better able to access data on MNCHN interventions in Kenya, identify gaps in the provision of services, and target their communications with decision-makers in their counties to achieve health outcomes and improve quality of care.