The country has made remarkable strides in ensuring its children are exclusively breastfed, but work remains to improve infant and young child feeding practices. […]
The breast and beyond: Improving feeding practices in Kenya
Writer: Maternal Health
Overview of MCSP Year One Results Summary
Two-page briefer presenting MCSP’s Year One results. […]
Maternal and Child Survival Program: Zambia
Final report for the MCSP/Zambia program: July 2014 to June 2015. […]
“Gone are the days when all family health affairs were left to women alone”: A Ugandan father speaks
This Father’s Day, we honor the crucial role fathers play in improving the health of their families. […]
MCSP Annual Report: Year One
Report summarizing Program achievements for Year 1 (October 1, 2014 to September 30, 2015). […]
Exploratory study of the role of knowledge brokers in translating knowledge to action following global maternal and newborn health technical meetings
This paper reports on an exploratory study of knowledge translation interventions conducted with participants of global health meetings held in Bangladesh in 2012 and in South Africa in 2013. The authors measured stakeholders’ uptake of evidence-based knowledge in terms of their translation of this knowledge into actions around public health policy and practice. The research […]
June 1st: Building Political Will for Gender Equity to Achieve MNC Survival Goals
Join MCSP, partners and US Senator Susan Collins for the last event in a three-part Hill series on advancing maternal, newborn and child survival. […]
You’re invited: Achieving Impact at Scale, May 25th
Join MCSP and partners for a candid discussion on scaling-up “what works” for women and children the world over. […]
May 5th: Midwives and the Things They Carry
This International Day of the Midwife, come with us – from Bangladesh to Guinea – as we peek inside midwives’ bags in this compelling photo essay. […]
Join MCSP at Women Deliver in Denmark!
Visit our interactive booth and talk with staff about our work to help mothers and families in USAID’s 24 priority countries. […]
