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ARMMAN, an India-based non-profit, has been named this year’s recipient of the Kenneth C. Frazier Award for Maternal Health Equity. The organization is proactively embracing equity-based approaches to strengthen existing health systems to create a world where every mother has access to preventive care information and quality health care services.
Watch our panel at UNGA, hosted by Devex and the WHO’s Country Connector for Private Sector in Health, highlighting sustainable approaches to improve maternal health and achieve universal health care through strategic collaborations with the private sector.
The WHO has published a roadmap on ways to reduce postpartum hemorrhage, the leading cause of maternal death worldwide, and how we can invest in health systems to make progress in lessening the condition.
Last month, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and Merck signed a letter of intent on a potential collaboration to improve maternal health outcomes for women and advance heath equity in the Americas and the Caribbean.
See where we are helping improve maternal health, including in our four focus countries
Track our progress to date and learn how we work with grantees and collaborators
Discover how our signature programs are fueling momentum for maternal health
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