While experts in many countries such as Canada are cautioning against the rising caesarean (C-section) delivery rate, increasing the rate of caesarean delivery remains a priority in Africa.
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Makala ya Wanawake na Maendeleo, safari hii inaangazia kikundi cha wanawake kiitwacho IMCHA mkoani Iringa. Je juhudi zao katika kuboresha maisha ya wanawake ni zipi? Na zimepiga hatua kwa kiwango gani? Kwa mengi zaidi, ungana na Anuary Mkama.
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Introduction This document highlights information derived from a context mapping report which indicates findings relevant to the successful implementation of Maternal, New Born and Child Health (MNCH) work in Uganda.
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The MNCH context mapping exercise conducted in 2016 provided a better understanding of the policymaking process in Tanzania, existing policies on Maternal Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) as well as opportunities available for the Implementing Research Teams (IRTs) and the Eastern Africa - Health Policy and Research organization (EA-HPRO) in creating awareness on IMCHA research as well as informing policy action.
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The MNCH context mapping exercise conducted in 2016 provided a better understanding of the policymaking process in Ethiopia, existing policies on Maternal Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) as well as opportunities available for the Implementing Research Teams (IRTs) and the Eastern Africa - Health Policy and Research organization (EA-HPRO) in creating awareness on IMCHA research as well as informing policy action.
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