Maternity Matters: Funding the future

This in-depth series will explore how donor funding is leveraging private sector engagement in the future of reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health solutions. Learn more about how we are bridging the data gap and mobilizing funders, investors, and experts to collaborate and push to strengthen both local and global response health ecosystems.

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Delivering on the promise of UHC for mothers in the COVID-19 era and beyond

Delivering on the promise of UHC for mothers in the COVID-19 era and beyond
By Devex Editor

The COVID-19 pandemic has put an enormous strain on already weak health systems, and in many countries, the lack of adequate resources — including health staff — is making it increasingly hard to uphold basic services such as maternal health.

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Maternity Matters: Lessons on supporting local private sector providers

Maternity Matters: Lessons on supporting local private sector providers

By Devex Editor

The COVID-19 pandemic has put an enormous strain on already weak health systems, and in many countries, the lack of adequate resources — including health staff — is making it increasingly hard to uphold basic services such as maternal health.

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The journey to measure how donors leverage the private sector to achieve RMNCAH goals

The journey to measure how donors leverage the private sector to achieve RMNCAH goals

By Devex Editor

Catalyzing greater private sector contributions with measurable outcomes is critical to achieve the ambitious RMNCAH agenda laid out in the Sustainable Development Goals. What are we doing to create real change?.

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Funding the Future

Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health data feed

Creating real change to be able to achieve the SDGs starts by knowing what investors and innovators are doing and using that as the basis to leverage opportunities with the private sector. Explore this unique data feed aggregating RMNCAH-related news and activities and interacting with the visualization to be in the known of who is providing the funds.

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The digital health revolution: Will women be left out?

The digital health revolution: Will women be left out?

By Devex Editor

How do we design quality care interventions that truly serve the needs of all women? A variety of ways of doing this were discussed at Devex's Prescription for Progress: Bringing health solutions to scale conference.

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Funding the Future 2.0: Catalyzing investments that deliver on health

Funding the Future 2.0: Catalyzing investments that deliver on health

By Devex Editor

On the occasion of the World Economic Forum 50th Annual Meeting in Davos, Devex, MSD for Mothers, Credit Suisse, and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation co-hosted an event to explore how innovative financial models can be utilized to crowd in additional capital to bridge the funding gap for maternal health. This was the sixth event in this series which built on previous discussions to help move the needle on these efforts.

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