Maternal mortality is a global health crisis that continues to claim the lives of over 800 women daily, one death occurring every two minutes, according

Introduction This policy brief presents the findings of research by Ganle et al. (2015) on how intrafamilial decision-making affects women’s access to and use of

Main Highlights Significant Impact on Maternal Health: The Text4Life mobile app has successfully enhanced maternal health outcomes in rural Nigeria by addressing transportation challenges that

Introduction This policy brief is DIMA Health’s summary of a presentation by Professor Peter Waiswa, a leading expert in maternal and child health in Africa,

Highlights In Senegal, less than half (47.9%) of the women can read and write. There is a big difference between cities, where 64.3% of women

Highlights Less than half of pregnant women in rural Ethiopia plan to use maternity waiting homes (MWH). The main factors that influence their decision are

Highlights Less than half of men in rural Uganda are actively involved in their partners’ pregnancy and childbirth. Men desire to be involved in pregnancy

Introduction: Maternal mortality remains a significant public health concern, particularly in low-resource settings such as rural areas of Ethiopia. Skilled care during childbirth is crucial

Introduction: Despite global efforts to improve adult literacy rates and reduce maternal and infant mortality, Senegal still grapples with the challenge of low female literacy