Scaling interventions for mothers and children: Key insights from PATH’s Asset Tracker initiative

High-quality maternal, newborn, and child health and nutrition (MNCHN) services are not possible without access to essential commodities, tools, and approaches delivered through high-performing health systems. To accelerate progress, decision-makers, implementers, and advocates need data to better understand what barriers are preventing these high-impact assets from achieving scale. PATH undertook an analysis of the access, uptake, implementation, and coverage of 22 high-impact MNCHN assets across 81 countries. We compiled the resulting data online in the interactive Asset Tracker dashboard, which can inform global, national, and local strategies for improving MNCHN.

As the project comes to a close, PATH is hosting a webinar on World Pre-eclampsia Day to share key findings, lessons learned, and recommendations for actions stakeholders can take to advance key interventions toward scale, including calcium supplementation and low dose aspirin for pre-eclampsia prevention.