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By Kemo Cham in Cape Town Even though there has been progress in reducing the number of maternal deaths worldwide in recent years, the gains are not enough to meet the global United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets, Koki Agarwal, an expert in reproductive health policy, has warned. Ms Agarwal, who is a Director in the USAID Momentum Country and Global

The most-affected African countries are Nigeria, the DRC, Ethiopia and Tanzania. They are part of the top 10 most-affected countries in the world. The list is led by India.

In 2022, the Dot-Mom column published several pieces from expert guest authors from the greater maternal and reproductive health community. In our

“Building strong and inclusive partnerships for maternal, newborn, child health, and family planning programs is not future work,” said Dr. Koki

Evidence shows that in low- and middle-income countries, the expansion of health coverage or access to care has not always reduced overall mortality,

The Top 5 of March 2021 Jordan is facing a deepening, multi-faceted freshwater crisis and it’ll take aggressive action by the country and its international partners to gain a foothold on its water future. In this month’s top post, Steven M. Gorelick, Jim Yoon, Christian Klassert feature their recently published framework that assesses the key factors playing a role in exacerbating Jordan’s limited natural water availability and Jordan’s water security outlook.⁠ The Wilson Center’s C...