New Resource: MCHN Roadmap - Getting to 2030

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GETTING TO 2030: MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH AND NUTRITION TECHNICAL ROADMAP

The Office of Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition is proud to announce the release of Getting to 2030: Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition Technical Roadmap.

The roadmap is a technical framework that guides maternal and child survival programs and partnerships alongside the Agency’s investments in family planning, malaria, and health systems strengthening.

This roadmap:

- Shapes collaborative efforts across USAID Bureaus, Missions, U.S. Government agencies, external stakeholders, and partners.

- Supports a coordinated, strategic approach to strengthening essential services for women and children and health systems that articulate MCHN’s core projects and recommended program priorities.

- Informs the development, measurement, and adjustment of country level strategic plans led by host country governments with support from USAID missions and other stakeholders.

Through our partnerships and programs, USAID helps ensure that all mothers, newborns, and children have a chance of a healthy life, regardless of where they are born. USAID’s Office Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition within the Bureau for Global Health plays a leading role in supporting the Agency’s commitment of preventing maternal and child deaths: investing in affordable, high-quality interventions that save lives and allow women, children, and families to thrive.

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