On September 26, PATH hosted “Uniting forces for MNCH impact: The game changers,” the third session in our quarterly Africa regional maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) advocacy dialogue series, highlighting the vital role advocacy partnerships play across sectors and borders to address MNCH disparities and ensure accelerated action is both effective and sustainable.
Our panel of experts shared their successes and lessons learned in uniting efforts to strengthen MNCH advocacy for increased domestic resource investments, policy adoption and implementation, leveraging qualitative and quantitative evidence, and amplifying community voices for the attention of decision-makers.
Speakers:
- Dr. Kurbachew Alemu
Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health Advisor, World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa - Amos Mwale
Centre for Reproductive Health and Education, Zambia - Esther Nasikye
Global MNCH and Immunization Advocacy Lead, PATH - Kristine Yakhama
Zonal Leader, Kakamega MNCH Alliance, Kenya - Dr. Betty Mirembe
Uganda Country Director, PATH (moderator)
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PATH’s regional MNCH advocacy dialogues series seeks to support advocates in driving meaningful change and hold stakeholders accountable for their commitments.
