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Ensuring Access to Quality Maternal and Newborn Health Care

Ensuring access to quality maternal and newborn health care, including for those facing life-threatening complications during the global health crisis


The Program

 

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PartnerUnited Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Budget500 million yen
TermCOVID-19 Emergency Response
Launch2020
AreaBenin, Guinea, and Togo

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As COVID-19 continues to spread rapidly around the world, the impact on acute care services such as maternal and newborn care in countries with less developed health systems are likely to be substantial. Lack of access to personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline health workers, as well as a shortage of essential medical supplies for maternal and newborn health, makes these countries particularly vulnerable to the COVID-19 crisis, with potentially dire consequences for women and newborns. This partnership will support the continuous delivery of life-saving maternal and newborn health services to at least 350,000 women and newborns, including 12,700 women facing life threatening complications.

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Stories of Impact

Learn about the innovative ways UNFPA and Takeda are ensuring the continued provision of life-saving health services to mothers and newborns in West Africa during the COVID-19 crisis in this video created by UNFPA.

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