A Successful National and Multipartner Approach to Increase

"Rapid improvements were possible in a complex setting through strong partnerships and engagement with national and local partners and simple evidence-based decision-making. Consistent messaging and feedback between the subnational and national levels built engagement and trust from the health facility up to the national level."

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