In developing newborn action plans, countries need to take the difficult yet essential decision of which activities to prioritize. Given finite resources, prioritization can help to allocate funds strategically and ensure that investments of human and financial resources are based on a considered plan, with a view to long term solutions for newborn health that consider the health system as a whole.
Below follow selected examples of comprehensive RMNCAH and standalone costed newborn national health plans:
- Ethiopia (2015-2019)
- Ghana (2014-2018)
- India (2014)
- Malawi (2013)
- Nigeria (2016)
- Uganda (2013)
- Myanmar (2015-2018)
Regional plans: