Topic: Maternal & child health clear · back to the knowledge map
Most practices in: Armenia (1) · Argentina (1) · Bangladesh (1)
SWEDD (World Bank/UNFPA) in Mali: safe spaces, midwife deployment, husbands' clubs and school-retention support since 2015. Girls' dropout in project areas fell …
Since 2010, Sierra Leone has given free healthcare to pregnant women, lactating mothers and under-fives. Institutional deliveries rose from 27% to 57% …
Since 1978, Jamaica's WCJF has served 46,989 adolescent mothers (aged ≤17) in a school-continuity programme; ~70% return to formal schooling, repeat-pregnancy rate …
Since 1977, icddr,b's family planning programme in Matlab, Bangladesh has been rigorously studied, cutting fertility ~25% — but 35-year follow-up finds no …
Since 2015, Armenia's government and UNFPA have run a National Action Plan to curb gender-biased sex selection. The sex ratio at birth …
Ghana Health Service and Jacaranda Health adapted Kenya's decade-old PROMPTS platform into 'Nurse Mary,' an AI-triaged two-way SMS service that has reached …
ICBF's BETTO uses AI to geo-locate Colombia’s most vulnerable 0–5-year-olds and match them with qualified childcare operators. By mid-2021: 217,000 previously unserved …
Bolivia's Ministry of Education launched the AI chatbot AFINIDATA nationwide with UNICEF in Aug 2025, giving rural caregivers personalised early-childhood guidance via …
In 2018 Salta province (Argentina) and Microsoft built a predictive-analytics algorithm claiming to flag named girls "predestined" for teen pregnancy using ethnicity …
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