Stakeholders in the health sector have urged the Kano state government to increase sensitization and advocacy on the importance of anti-natal care to reduce maternal mortality.
This was part of resolutions at the end of a two-day inception and co-creation meeting on layering RMNCAH+N high-impact interventions and scaling up MNCH Innovations in Kano.
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The meeting features insightful discussions, presentations and interactive sessions to identify opportunities for collaboration innovation and action.
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pointed out that the meeting was to align stakeholders understanding and commitment to the strategies and timelines for the BMGF-funded project on maternal and child health including MNH implementation innovations and RMNCAH II in Kano state.
The participants were selected from members of the Kano State-Led Accountability Mechanism (KanSLAM), BMGF, CIHP, CHAI, LAFIYA, AAGF, ACEPHAP, YPE4AH, traditional leaders, and other relevant stakeholders in the health sector.
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The inception co-creation meeting was organized by the Kano state government in collaboration with Options Health, BMGF, CIHP and TACONNECT
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