Countries are not on track to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals for reducing preventable maternal, newborn, and under-five mortality by 2030. To better understand the market dynamics that underpin this challenge, Results for Development (R4D), with support from the Gates Foundation and in collaboration with local partners, conducted an updated Maternal Newborn and Child Health and Nutrition (MNCH-N) market assessment in Ethiopia, Kenya and Nigeria.
Join us for a webinar hosted by the Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition (RHSC) where R4D experts and others will share key cross-country findings from this assessment. The presentation will unpack where healthy market characteristics exist — and where they fall short — across product registration, procurement, supply chains, financing, pricing and more.
The webinar will feature a facilitated Q&A with panelists and participants to explore how these insights can catalyze policy shifts, coordination, and investment in life-saving maternal and child health and nutrition products.
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View the webinar slides here.
What You’ll Learn
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The current state of MNCH-N product markets in three priority countries
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Key bottlenecks and opportunities for improving market health
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How market insights can inform practical action across public and private sectors
Speakers
- Samantha Durdock, Associate Director, Market Shaping Practice, R4D
- Omar Khan, Program Officer, Market Shaping, R4D
- Dr. Tom Bosire Menge, Chief Pharmacist and Head of Directorate of Health Products and Technologies, Ministry of Health, Kenya
- Mariya Saleh, Public Health Physician and Health Systems Expert, Nigeria
- Adriana Sousa, Engagement Manager, Maisha Meds
