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Introduction
Development partners can contribute to our technical consultation in this area by adding your individual, group, or organisational responses. You can read the evidence more fully and consider some suggested criteria. If you want to discuss it with colleagues, partners or users of services first, you can download our slideshare presentation and have your own debate. This will [...]
1. Aim
What should we aim to achieve? Our ultimate aims are to improve women’s control of their reproductive lives and to save mothers’ and newborn lives. Within the context of strengthening health systems to deliver for all and recognising that different countries have different needs, what do you think that we should be aiming to achieve? [...]
2. Interventions
Which interventions should we prioritise? Where should we focus our efforts along the continuum of care (pre-pregnancy, during pregnancy and birth and after delivery) and why, in order to have an impact on MDG 5 by 2015? What do you think is most important to tackle in order of time priority? Where appropriate please also [...]
3. Where we work
Where should we work? Where should we focus our efforts to advance progress on reproductive, maternal and newborn health? Read background information Read options to consider When posting your comment, please state whether it is an individual, group or organisational response.
4. Inequalities
How should we address inequality? What are the most important approaches that DFID/UK should consider to tackle inequalities in reproductive, maternal and newborn health outcomes? Read background information Read options to consider When posting your comment, please state whether it is an individual, group or organisational response.
5. Rights, empowerment and choice
How can we improve the realisation of women’s rights, and women and girls’ empowerment? Which aspects of promoting women’s rights, empowerment, and choice should we prioritise to help increase access to reproductive, maternal and newborn health? Read background information Read options to consider When posting your comment, please state whether it is an individual, group or [...]
6. Neglected and sensitive issues
Which neglected and sensitive issues should we focus on? We believe DFID has comparative advantage in tackling neglected and sensitive issues. Which neglected and sensitive issues should we prioritise in our work? Read background information Read options to consider When posting your comment, please state whether it is an individual, group or organisational response.
7. Working with multilaterals
How can we deliver better results through multilateral aid? Taking into account the list in the background information provided, who do you think DFID/UK should work with to improve reproductive, maternal and newborn health? How can we work in order to deliver better results through multilateral aid? Please give reasons for the organisations you have chosen. [...]
8. Non-state actors
How should we work with private and other non-state actors? How should we work with private and other non-state actors more to deliver successful reproductive, maternal and newborn health outcomes? For instance, who should we target to work with, what more could we do at global and country level, and how could we go about building [...]
9. Service delivery models
What are optimal models of service delivery for delivering reproductive, maternal and newborn health outcomes? What can we learn from experience in delivering reproductive, maternal and newborn health outcomes around the world? Read background information Read options to consider When posting your comment, please state whether it is an individual, group or organisational response.
