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  • The 3rd Regional MNCH Advocacy Dialogue “Uniting Forces for MNCH Impact: The game changers”

    Virtual

    Session objectives: • Highlight successful interventions and innovative practices and partnerships that have shown promise in ending preventable maternal, newborn, and child mortality.     • Strengthen partnerships among communities, governments, normative agencies, international organizations, and civil society to improve MNCH outcomes across the continent.

  • Integrating Congenital Conditions into Maternal and Child Health Programs

    John Knox International Center and Online 27 Chemin des Crêts-de-Pregny 1218, Le Grand-Saconnex, Switzerland

    Building Healthy Futures: Integrating Congenital Conditions into Maternal and Child Health Programs At WHA 77 Member States adopted a resolution responding to slowing progress in tackling maternal, newborn, and child mortality and for the first time called out congenital conditions as a key driver of childhood mortality that needed to be addressed. With childhood mortality […]

  • Rethinking the future of maternal and child survival in Africa in a changing aid landscape — Part 1

    Online

    Sub-Saharan Africa bears the highest burden of maternal and newborn deaths, as well as stillbirths. Despite significant strides, these challenges persist largely due to systemic challenges like inadequate financing, limited access to quality health care, poor health infrastructure, shortages of skilled health care workers, and insufficient medical supplies. Over the last six months, global financing […]

  • Rethinking the future of maternal and child survival in Africa in a changing aid landscape – Session 2

    Online

    Register Over the last seven months, global financing for health has undergone unprecedented changes, with urgent questions for the future playing out at the national level. As donor countries scale back their global health commitments, African nations must double down on domestic health spending, amplify maternal and child survival on political agendas, and meet the […]