Reducing Facility-based Maternal and Neonatal Mortality with a Total Market Approach
Nigeria
Saving Mothers, Giving Life (2012-2017) was a United States government-led public-private partnership that used a systems approach at the district level to reduce maternal and newborn mortality in Uganda and Zambia. The program aimed to reduce maternal and newborn mortality by ensuring every pregnant woman has access to quality, respectful care during pregnancy, labor, and delivery, and, in the event of a complication, life-saving care within two hours.
Reflections on Women’s Role in Crisis: Climate Change and Security
Pathfinder International recently convened the “Regional Parliamentarian Meeting on Gender Empowerment and Green Economy” in Islamabad, Pakistan. During the forum,…
Clear Climate-health Connection Impacting Conditions for Women and Girls
This article first appeared in the Mediaplanet Global Resilience campaign, which was published in The New Scientist. The climate crisis is threatening…
During Security Crisis, Burkinabe NGOs Play Critical Role in Healthcare Delivery
Local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Burkina Faso’s Centre Nord, Sahel, and Est regions have been critical to sustaining healthcare delivery…
