Unlocking community-based solutions in malaria in pregnancy: Harnessing the power of women and adolescents

We integrate community-centred gender- and youth-responsive approaches into our programme delivery.

Women and girls are often unable to access essential healthcare, including maternal services, due to poor infrastructure, inadequate information, lack of affordability and the stigma associated with adolescent pregnancy. We consult women and young people on how best to include them in our activities, co-designing solutions to ensure that health services adequately represent and meet their needs.

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Country: Nigeria | South Sudan | Uganda

Keywords: Case management | Community delivery | Diagnosis | Gender | iCCM | Malaria | Malaria in pregnancy | MNCH | Quality improvement | SDGs | SMC