Working Together for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health

Francisco Songane

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Abstract: Despite years of significant advances in improving child survival and health, the final chapter on ending unnecessary child deaths has not yet been written and advances have stagnated in several countries with the highest child mortality rates. Creative, respectful and effective partnerships between most-affected countries and donor country governments, multilateral agencies and private donors are needed to make acceptance of high child mortality rates a thing of the past. Whose children have been left behind as the world has made advances? How can partnerships help us overcome the barriers for the world’s poorest children? What partnerships will help us find the champions needed for child health? [Power Point Presentation]

Keywords: child health; maternal; partnership; government; donor; country; pregnancy; birth (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007-07
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