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Spanish- Make sure women can access high-quality, respectful maternal care from their home to the health facility
- Mobilize communities to identify danger signs and activate emergency transport systems, so pregnant women at risk reach facilities
- Create innovative digital health tools that help providers deliver higher quality services more effectively
- Make sure a full range of contraceptive methods is available, so people of all ages can choose the option that’s best for them
- Train providers to deliver health care to young people, including HIV services for adolescents and young mothers
- Call on policymakers to create policies and make budget decisions that uphold people’s sexual and reproductive rights
In Nigeria since 1965.
With 196 million people, Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa. Millions lack access to essential health services. 86% of married women of reproductive age aren’t using a modern method of contraception. Each year, an estimated 58,000 women die from complications in pregnancy and childbirth—more than any other country on Earth.
We believe every person, regardless of where they live, has a right to sexual and reproductive health. Our commitment to the people of Nigeria runs deep. For over 50 years and counting, we’ve joined local partners to make sure the hardest-to-reach people can protect their health and transform their futures.
