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EN The maternal mortality rate in Bihar has fallen by nearly half, from 312 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births in 2005 to 165 maternal deaths in 2018

• maternal mortality rate
• Bihar has fallen
• nearly half
• maternal deaths per

EN The maternal mortality rate in Bihar has fallen by nearly half, from 312 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births in 2005 to 165 maternal deaths in 2018

• maternal mortality rate
• Bihar has fallen
• nearly half
• maternal deaths per

EN The progress continues in Buba, Quinara region, Guinea-Bissau, as no maternal deaths have been registered over the period June 2021 to June 2022 in a region that was selected for its high rate of maternal mortality

• Quinara region
• Guinea-Bissau
• June to June
• mortality

EN This is very relevant in the African Region, which accounts for nearly 7 out of 10 maternal deaths and 1 out of 3 newborn deaths globally

• African Region
• accounts for nearly
• maternal deaths
• newborn deaths globally

EN Aims to reduce maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality by improving the availability and quality of maternal and neonatal health services in selected parts of the country.

• Aims to reduce
• newborn morbidity
• mortality by improving
• availability
• quality of maternal

EN Venezuela saw maternal deaths spike by 65% and infant mortality increase by 30% in 2016

• Venezuela saw maternal
• infant mortality increase

EN Its objectives include reducing the global maternal mortality rate and ending avoidable deaths of newborns and children under the age of five years

• objectives include reducing
• global maternal mortality
• ending avoidable deaths
• newborns
• five years

EN in 2020 and dozens of maternal deaths in addition to these. This increase in the death rate could be truly devastating: 118 low and medium income countries could see an increase from 9.8 % to 44.8 % in minors.

• dozens of maternal
• devastating
• low
• medium income countries

EN How COVID-19 has increased fertility, adolescent pregnancy and maternal deaths in East and Southern African countries

• increased fertility
• adolescent pregnancy
• Southern African countries

EN Its objectives include reducing the global maternal mortality rate and ending avoidable deaths of newborns and children under the age of five years

• objectives include reducing
• global maternal mortality
• ending avoidable deaths
• newborns
• five years

EN in 2020 and dozens of maternal deaths in addition to these. This increase in the death rate could be truly devastating: 118 low and medium income countries could see an increase from 9.8 % to 44.8 % in minors.

• dozens of maternal
• devastating
• low
• medium income countries

EN Venezuela saw maternal deaths spike by 65% and infant mortality increase by 30% in 2016

• Venezuela saw maternal
• infant mortality increase

EN The shaded areas of the spiral charts show total deaths, and the darker shaded areas represent deaths due to combat

• spiral charts show
• deaths
• darker shaded areas

EN During humanitarian crises, diarrhoeal diseases account for 40% of deaths in the acute emergency phase and 80% of deaths in children under the age of two.

• During humanitarian crises
• diarrhoeal diseases account
• emergency phase
• deaths in children

EN The national average rate of maternal mortality is estimated at 746 per 100,000 live births (INASA 2018) and in Quinara region the toll stands at 3,015 per 100,000 live births (INASA 2018), which is four...

• national average rate
• per live births
• INASA
• stands at per
• births

EN For instance, the benefits from eliminating lead in gasoline on a global scale have been estimated at $2.45 trillion per year, saving an estimated 1 million premature deaths per year.

• instance
• benefits from eliminating
• trillion per year
• saving an estimated
• premature deaths per

EN 342 deaths to 211 per 100,000 live births around the world.

• deaths to per

EN The global mortality rate for children under the age of five has been reduced from 76 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2000 to 42 in 2015 and to 39 in 2018.

• global mortality rate
• deaths per live

EN When it comes to the world neonatal mortality rate, this has been reduced from 31 per 1,000 live births in 2000 to 18 deaths in 2018

• neonatal mortality rate
• reduced from per

EN Since 2010, more than 10 work-related deaths per 100,000 workers have been reported, in nine of the 71 countries with data available since 2010.

• Since
• work-related deaths per
• reported
• available since

EN 342 deaths to 211 per 100,000 live births around the world.

• deaths to per

EN The global mortality rate for children under the age of five has been reduced from 76 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2000 to 42 in 2015 and to 39 in 2018.

• global mortality rate
• deaths per live

EN When it comes to the world neonatal mortality rate, this has been reduced from 31 per 1,000 live births in 2000 to 18 deaths in 2018

• neonatal mortality rate
• reduced from per

EN Since 2010, more than 10 work-related deaths per 100,000 workers have been reported, in nine of the 71 countries with data available since 2010.

• Since
• work-related deaths per
• reported
• available since

EN The economic cost of premature deaths from air pollution is estimated at $450 billion. The economic loss due to the lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation is estimated to be 5 per cent of the region’s gross domestic product.

• deaths from air
• estimated at billion
• economic loss due
• lack of access
• safe drinking water
• sanitation is estimated
• gross domestic

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• Hosting Recommended free
• space for websites
• shared hosting
• websites per server
• Between
• GB per website
• VPS hosting

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• deductibles
• per insured
• per policy year
• deductible applies
• waiting period

EN • For deductibles $500/$1000, $1000/$2000, $2000/$3000 and $5000/$5000: $750 per insured, per policy year • For deductibles $10000/$10000 and $20000/$20000: $500 per insured, per policy year • No deductible applies • No waiting period

• deductibles
• per insured
• per policy year
• deductible applies
• waiting period

EN , where they serve up pies based on the recipes of the founders’ maternal grandmothers.

• serve up pies
• maternal

EN , where they serve up pies based on the recipes of the founders’ maternal grandmothers.

• serve up pies
• maternal

EN How to Stop the Spike in Maternal Mortality Caused by COVID-19

• Stop the Spike
• Maternal Mortality Caused

EN That same year, the organization fully adopts a focus on women and girls through Pathways to Empowerment and signature programs in maternal health, education and leadership, and economic opportunity.

• same year
• organization fully adopts
• focus on women
• girls through Pathways
• Empowerment
• health
• education
• leadership
• economic

EN The organization adopts programmatic pillars to better streamline its sectoral work into the categories of Emergency Response, Food and Nutrition, Women’s Economic Empowerment and Maternal Health and Rights

• organization adopts programmatic
• categories of Emergency
• Food
• Nutrition
• Economic Empowerment
• Maternal Health
• Rights

EN CARE’s partners also work with health clinics, providing primary care as well as maternal and reproductive health support for women to increase access to health care for Syrian communities affected by the conflict.

• health clinics
• providing primary care
• maternal
• women to increase

EN Reproductive Health - Maternal and Child Health - CARE

• Reproductive Health
• Maternal
• Child Health
• CARE

EN women and girls who are lacking access to essential services. These programs focus largely on Sexual, Reproductive and Maternal Health, Food Security and Liv

• women
• access to essential
• programs focus largely
• Sexual
• Reproductive
• Maternal Health
• Food Security
• Liv

EN CARE also runs programs on maternal and reproductive health, access to food, nutrition and adaptation to climate change, to help communities cope with the frequent flooding that affects the country.

• CARE also runs
• maternal
• reproductive health
• access to food
• nutrition
• adaptation to climate

EN CARE’s work in Sri Lanka began with a focus on food security and maternal and child health

• Sri Lanka began
• focus on food
• maternal
• child health

EN CARE Zambia has two niche areas with the overall goal of empowering women and girls, who bear the brunt of poverty and crisis: maternal and child nutrition and social protection.

• women
• girls
• bear the brunt
• poverty
• crisis
• maternal
• child nutrition
• social

EN Despite recent gains, Bihar has some of the country’s highest rates of maternal, neonatal, and infant mortality, as well as a high prevalence of malnutrition, stunted growth, and high fertility rates

• Despite recent gains
• neonatal
• infant mortality
• stunted growth
• high fertility rates

EN FLWs work hard to provide in-home counseling; health and hygiene education; and basic maternal, newborn, and child health and nutrition services to families in need

• FLWs work hard
• in-home counseling
• health
• hygiene education
• basic maternal
• newborn
• child health

EN This is incredible progress, but there is still a lot to do to improve child and maternal health in this vulnerable area.

• incredible progress
• still a lot
• improve child
• vulnerable

EN Women are especially at risk, as they face numerous challenges in accessing maternal and emergency obstetric care during the pandemic,” says Sherine Ibrahim, CARE’s Country Director in Turkey.

• Women are especially
• risk
• face numerous challenges
• accessing maternal
• emergency obstetric care
• says Sherine Ibrahim

EN According to researchers, almost 90% of pregnancies annually — approximately 190 million — occur in settings with low resources and the highest maternal mortality rates

• According to researchers
• almost of pregnancies
• approximately million
• occur in settings
• low resources
• highest maternal mortality

EN How Women are Tackling Maternal Mortality in the Country with the Highest Rates In the World

• Women are Tackling
• Highest Rates In

EN The goal of SAA is to help participants to surface and challenge restrictive norms and act together to create more equitable ones, while building support for sexual, reproductive, and maternal health and rights

• goal of SAA
• participants to surface
• challenge restrictive norms
• equitable ones
• sexual
• reproductive
• maternal health
• rights

EN SHEs fill a critical need by providing frontline maternal, newborn, and child health services; family planning options; and essential health goods in remote communities

• providing frontline maternal
• newborn
• family planning options
• essential health goods
• remote communities

EN At the outset of COVID-19, most government-provided services around maternal and child health stopped due to lockdown restrictions.

• government-provided services around
• child health stopped
• lockdown

EN preventable maternal deathunmet need for family planninggender-based violence and harmful practices

• preventable maternal deathunmet
• family planninggender-based violence
• harmful practices

EN UNFPA welcomes funding from KOICA to Improve Reproductive, Maternal and Adolescent Health in Sofala...

• UNFPA welcomes funding
• KOICA to Improve
• Maternal