The Global Development Framework in Transition: Where are Mothers and Newborns in the Post-2015 Era?

The maternal health landscape is rapidly evolving, mostly for good. Evidence shows substantial decline in maternal mortality and growing utilization of maternal health services. But in some countries, the challenge of limited progress or even a reversal of progress casts a shadow.

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Summer Aronson

May 13, 2015

Solutions That Work: Bringing Maternal Care to Rural Women in Haiti

The project is working. The Mobile Prenatal Clinic provides over 6,000 patient visits annually. Last year alone, the midwives transported 25 mothers for life saving emergency medical care.

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Adeloye Olanrewaju

March 30, 2015

The Problem We’re Solving at SaferMom

With about 50% of total population of Nigeria living in low income communities, access to comprehensive healthcare is a luxury.

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HNN Admin

March 12, 2015

Using Mobile Technology to Integrate Maternal and Newborn Health Care

We prioritize the geographic areas we go into based on two main factors: existing MNCH needs and current mobile penetration.

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Carol Bales

March 3, 2015

Small College in Ghana Makes Big Changes to Train More Health Workers

Now Garden City is one of the first schools in the country to offer a bachelor of science degree in midwifery, targeting the population’s health needs and providing a viable career path for midwives.

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The Global Development Framework in Transition: Where are Mothers and Newborns in the Post-2015 Era?

Solutions That Work: Bringing Maternal Care to Rural Women in Haiti

The Problem We’re Solving at SaferMom

Using Mobile Technology to Integrate Maternal and Newborn Health Care

Small College in Ghana Makes Big Changes to Train More Health Workers