The 7 paper supplement in Health Policy and Planning entitled “A decade of change for newborn survival, policy and programmes (2000-2010): A multi-country evaluation of progress towards scale” was produced by Save the Children’s Saving Newborn Lives program in collaboration with over 150 contributors, mainly in-country partners. The supplement presents a comprehensive multi-country analyis of the changes in newborn care and survival from 2000-2010 and 5 detailed country case studies in order to better understand the process of taking solutions to scale and how to accelerate progress for reduction of mortality and morbidity.
This set of fact cards complements the supplement papers, summarizing key messages and data for use in countries and globally. The cards feature infographics and figures, the first of its kind for newborn survival, assessing progress compared over the last decade, and what is needed to “bend the curve”.
- Headlines for Newborn Survival
- Newborn Survival by the Numbers
- Change in causes of neonatal death
- Newborn care coverage
- Funding for newborn survival
- Benchmarking system readiness for newborn care scale up
Country Summary Cards (PDFs) include:
- Newborn survival in Bangladesh
- Newborn survival in Malawi
- Newborn survival in Nepal
- Newborn survival in Pakistan
- Newborn survival in Uganda