The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health

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The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health is a global alliance of organizations working to improve the health and survival of women, infants, and children, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf global health partnership
multi-stakeholder alliance
non-profit organization
public health organization
abbreviation PMNCH NERFINISHED
aimsTo improve the health and survival of children
improve the health and survival of newborns
improve the health and survival of women
reduce preventable child mortality
reduce preventable maternal mortality
reduce preventable newborn mortality
alignedWith Global Strategy for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health NERFINISHED
Sustainable Development Goals NERFINISHED
engagesIn accountability for health commitments
knowledge sharing
partner coordination
policy advocacy
focusesOn adolescent health
child health
health equity
maternal health
newborn health
primary health care
sexual and reproductive health and rights
universal health coverage
women’s health
hasMemberType United Nations agencies NERFINISHED
academic institutions
civil society organizations
foundations
governments
health professional associations
non-governmental organizations
private sector entities
youth-led organizations
supports country-level implementation of health policies
global advocacy for maternal, newborn and child health
multi-sectoral collaboration in health
targetPopulation adolescents
children
families in low- and middle-income countries
newborns
women
worksOn improving access to essential health services
improving quality of care for mothers and children
strengthening health systems
worksPrimarilyIn low-income countries
middle-income countries

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Graça Simbine chairpersonOf The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health