Health and social impact: Will the research priority lead to interventions that have important health and social impacts for maternal, newborn and child health?

Equity: Will the research priority provide benefits that improve health and social equity?

Feasibility/answerability: Can the research priority plausibly be done and yield results within the timeframe for the research agenda

Overall importance: Do you feel that the research priority is important?

Participants were asked to indicate priority by assigning the following scores for each criterion:

● 0 if the research priority does not meet the criterion

● 1 if the research priority does not clearly meet or not meet the criterion

● 2 if the research priority meets the criterion