Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page.   Subscribe Photo credit: Karel Prinsloo, Jhpiego USAID LAUNCHES A NEW STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR PREVENTING CHILD AND MATERNAL DEATHS Today, at a global convening to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Child Survival Call to Action, Administrator Power released USAID's new strategy to prevent child and maternal deaths, Preventing Child and Maternal Deaths: A Framework for Action in Changing World.  This new strategic framework chronicles the progress made across USAID's 25 priority countries for maternal and child health since 2012 and lays out an action plan to measurably improve health outcomes for women and children as we collectively prepare to meet the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.  Pressed for time? Read this 4-page factsheet.  Interested in learning more about how we can accelerate maternal and child survival through  primary health care? Check out this 1-page infographic.  Want to see a snapshot summary of our results from the last ten years? View our results infographic.  In search of compelling stories? Hear from mothers and health workers around the world to learn more about the difference our programs have made over the past decade.

Through our partnerships and programs, USAID helps ensure that all mothers, newborns, and children have a chance of a healthy life, regardless of where they are born. USAID's Office Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition within the Bureau for Global Health plays a leading role in supporting the Agency's commitment of preventing maternal and child deaths: investing in affordable, high-quality interventions that save lives and allow women, children, and families to thrive.

 

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