Table 2. Definitions Used in this Study.

Modeling organizations	In-country or international organizations/researchers that produce modeled evidence
Boundary organizations	Stand-alone organizations that help to distill findings and present them in easy-to-understand formats, foster dialogue, and exchange, and engage decision-makers and modelers in debating the impact of evidence on policy or practice ( Cvitanovic, 2018)
Knowledge-brokers	Individuals or entities typically embedded within research / modeling organizations that help to distill findings and present them in easy-to-understand formats, foster dialogue, and exchange, and engage decision-makers and modelers in debating the impact of evidence on policy or practice ( Cvitanovic, 2018)
Knowledge translation or translation	The process of putting evidence into a format that is easy for decision-makers to understand and use
Decision-makers	Users/potential users of modeled evidence and those who participate in making decisions for national and-subnational health policies and strategies