Jhpiego Leads New Program in Indonesia to Reduce Maternal Deaths by 25 percent

Jhpiego Leads New Program in Indonesia to Reduce Maternal Deaths by 25 percent

Mother holding baby.

Jakarta, Indonesia—Jhpiego and partner organizations recently launched the Expanding Maternal and Neonatal Survival (EMAS) program to help strengthen health services and reduce maternal deaths in the populous Southeast Asian country. The five-year, $55 million program, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, is aimed at assisting the Indonesian Government with meeting its Millennium Development

Jhpiego Partners With Rajasthan Government on Family Planning Initiative

Mother in India with new baby.

Dr. M. L. Jain, the Director of Reproductive Child Health in Rajasthan, has reaffirmed the state’s commitment to provide access to comprehensive family planning services to all women by promoting this life-saving intervention throughout the health system. In a Dec. 13 letter, Dr. Jain announced a variety of family planning methods would be made available

Trainings to Strengthen Indian Nurses/Midwives Begin Nov. 4

Nursing students at their desks in a classroom.

Delhi, India – Jhpiego, in partnership with the Indian Nursing Council, today begins a series of events to strengthen nursing and midwifery in India  and build provider skills to benefit women and families throughout the country. A 10-day Training of Trainers (TOT) workshop opens today for the senior faculty of  five national nodal centers and one