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Topic: Maternal & child health clear · back to the knowledge map
This selection at a glance
9
matching practices
11%
strong evidence, of 9 assessed
Evidence mix
Most practices in: Armenia (1) · Argentina (1) · Bangladesh (1)
Results
| Select | Title | Evidence | Standing | Type | Location | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sahel Women's Empowerment and Demographic Dividend Project (SWEDD) — Mali | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 17% 89/100 | Good practice | Kayes, Mali | — | |
| Sierra Leone's Free Health Care Initiative for Pregnant Women, Lactating Mothers and Under-Fives | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 26% 85/100 | Good practice | Freetown, Sierra Leone | — | |
| Women's Centre of Jamaica Foundation – Programme for Adolescent Mothers | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 26% 85/100 | Good practice | Kingston, Jamaica | — | |
| The Matlab Family Planning–Health Services Programme, Bangladesh (icddr,b) | Evidence: Quasi-experimental | Top 32% 78/100 | Good practice | Matlab, Bangladesh | — | |
| Armenia's National Action Plan to Prevent Gender-Biased Sex Selection | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 42% 74/100 | Good practice | Yerevan, Armenia | — | |
| Nurse Mary (PROMPTS) — Ghana Health Service's AI Maternal & Newborn Health Messaging Platform | Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported | Top 22% 73/100 | Good practice | Accra, Ghana | — | |
| BETTO — Colombia’s AI system for targeting early childhood care to vulnerable children | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 32% 67/100 | Good practice | Bogotá, Colombia | — | |
| AFINIDATA — AI Early-Childhood Chatbot in Bolivia's National Family Learning Programme | Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported | Top 40% 53/100 | Good practice | El Alto, Bolivia | — | |
| Plataforma Tecnológica de Intervención Social — Salta's Predictive-Analytics Algorithm for Teen-Pregnancy Risk (a Cautionary Case) | Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported | Top 100% 7/100 | Good practice | Salta, Argentina | — |