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Reproductive Maternal Newborn Child
Adolescent Health (RMNCAH)

This past year alone, 620 healthcare workers were trained in antenatal, delivery, postnatal, and paediatric care.

In partnership with the Ministry of Health Zanzibar we improve Reproductive Maternal Newborn Child Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) services across health facilities in Zanzibar as well as implement community-based activities in Unguja aiming to improve the ability of individuals to practice positive health-seeking and self-care behaviors.

Our work fosters Zanzibar’s progress towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals 3.1 (Reduce Maternal Mortality), and 3.2 (End All Preventable Deaths Under 5 Years of Age)

315 healthcare workers trained in 16 facilities to implement the E-MOTIVE bundle for postpartum haemorrhage (PPH).

Together with our partner the Lady Fatemah (a.s.) Charitable Trust and the MoH we are implementing a 3-year project improving RMNCAH outcomes, by strengthening service provision in the health facilities as well as improving positive health-seeking behaviour in the communities. 

Scope of the Project

The project components have been co-developed and are designed to deliver evidence-based interventions to increase the coverage of quality MNCH services. The project is structured into three intervention areas:

Training & Capacity Building of Healthcare Workers In:

  • Labour & Delivery
  • Antenatal Care
  • Postnatal Care
  • Neonatal Care
  • Child Health
  • Leadership and management
  • Preventive maintenance, corrective repair, and day-to-day handling of equipment by the end users. 

Strengthen Health Infrastructure & Supplies By:

  • Minor renovation and refurbishment of health facilities to strengthen RMNCAH service delivery as per assessment
  • Provision of RMNCAH essential equipment as per assessment.
  •  Provision of RMNCAH supplies through the partnership with the International Health Partners.
  • Establishment and implementation of preventative maintenance plans at targeted facilities.

Monitoring & Evaluation & Data Management:

  •  Improving the data management capacity of MoH.
  •  Delivering data quality audits

19,792 deliveries recorded; 10.6% via caesarean section.

Institutional maternal mortality reduced from 145 to 119 per 100,000 live births 

(2023 → 2024).

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