This webinar will highlight implementation research findings from Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Mali, exploring the impact of lifestyle, infections, inadequate nutrition and lack of contraception on the prevention of preterm birth.
This webinar is co-hosted by the Johns Hopkins Center for Communications Programs (CCP) and the Born on Time (BOT) consortium. BOT is a five-year public-private partnership bringing together the collective expertise and resources from World Vision Canada, Plan International Canada, Save the Children Canada, the Government of Canada and Johnson & Johnson, supported by the United Nation’s global movement to ensure every child is Born on Time. Born on Time uses social and behavior change communication approaches to address key risk factors associated with preterm birth in an effort to reduce neonatal mortality.