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Celebrating Progress and Accelerating Action 23 April, 2012 Washington, DC Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia Saving mothers’ lives Experiences from Cambodia Ministry of Health

Source: National Health Statistics MoH Mainly public sector Interventions for Maternal Health In Cambodia Peace, growth, education Roads, phones Health centers, midwives Peace, growth, education Roads, phones Health centers, midwives Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia

Source: National Health Statistics MoH Mainly public sector Interventions for Maternal Health In Cambodia Peace, growth, education Roads, phones Health centers, midwives Peace, growth, education Roads, phones Health centers, midwives Removing financial barriers: - Health equity funds - Live birth incentive ($15-HC, $10 RH) Removing financial barriers: - Health equity funds - Live birth incentive ($15-HC, $10 RH) Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia

Secondary midwife at HC Leaves her cell phone number Resides close, can be reached The Midwife is available around the clock, all week Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia

AMTSL and MgSO4 use 2009 and : 141 births in 31 hospitals, 2011: 61 births in 16 hospitals Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia

AMTSL improvement and bleeding Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia

Source: CDHS, UN Birth per woman (TFR) vs. Contraceptive prevalence Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia

MMR development in Cambodia Estimates for 1990 and 1995 from WHO, the remainder from CDHS For 2005 and 2010 with 95% confidence intervals Maternal Mortality Ratio in Cambodia Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia

Factors Leading to Success: “It takes a village” Government Commitment “The Fast Track Initiative Roadmap for Reducing Maternal and Newborn Mortality” Community Leadership Partnerships with donors and other stakeholders Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia

Improve newborn survival Improve links HCs hospitals Improve quality of care Regulate private sector Increase FP availability Maternal and child nutrition Challenges Saving mothers’ lives _ Experiences from Cambodia

Thank you very much for your attention!