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We are proud to share that 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.
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At UNGA 78, Merck for Mothers and the WHO’s Country Connector for Private Sector in Health sponsored an event, hosted by
Devex, that brought together perspectives of key stakeholders including government and development partners, who are making
strategic decisions about health care investments at the country-level affecting the lives of millions.
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In a new blog post, Nigeria Health Watch sat down with Dr. Mary-Ann Etiebet, AVP, health equity, Merck, to understand the role
of Merck for Mothers in strengthening maternal health systems in Nigeria through private sector integration. The blog explores
how we have adopted a private-sector lens to our partnerships, acting as a catalyst for innovation and sustainable growth,
particularly throughout Nigeria.
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