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Dr. emma iriarte, salud mesoamerica initiative, speaks about a systemic approach to family planning, and about the rhsc’s “priceless brokering

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Fuente: Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition The memory is 25 years old, but remains fresh in Dr. Emma Iriarte’s mind. The first thing she noticed was that the husband had accompanied his wife. Usually in the remote mountain villages of Honduras, women went alone to the doctor to ask about family planning. But this was different. This couple had five children at home. Desperate, they simply could not care for a sixth. They had run out of resources.
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Advancing Early Childhood Development: from Science to Scale

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Fuente: The Lancet The 2016 Lancet Early Childhood Development Series highlights early childhood development at a time when it has been universally endorsed in the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. This Series considers new scientific evidence for interventions, building on the findings and recommendations of previous Lancet Series on child development (2007, 2011), and proposes pathways for implementation of early childhood development at scale.
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Learning from Bill Gates

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Fuente: La Nación NEW YORK – Everyone – from elected officials and bureaucrats to voters and taxpayers – can learn from the world's largest charitable foundation about effective development spending. And these lessons are particularly relevant at a time when 56% of Europeans believe their governments should focus solely on domestic issues and let recipient countries deal with problems as best they can (opposition to aid is even higher in France, Poland, Italy, Hungary, and Greece).
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Central America and the Dominican Republic identify actions for access to medicines and inputs for maternal and child health services and sexual and reproductive health

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Key institutions in the procurement of medicines and inputs of the eight countries that make up the Central American Integration System (SICA), which includes the 7 countries that participate in SMI and the Dominican Republic, participated in the workshop with the purpose of identifying a strategic list of medicines and inputs for maternal and child and sexual and reproductive health services (SRH), which leads to the use of the Joint Negotiation mechanism for prices in order to generate economies of scale, lowering and harmonization of prices and, consequently, savings for the national public procurement systems, while maintaining the same quality of the inputs and medicines.
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“We need each country to develop an integrated program for women, children and adolescents”

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Santiago, 3 July 2017—Latin American and Caribbean countries today agreed to work to end the preventable deaths of women, children and adolescents by 2030, and to develop effective actions for that population to prosper and transform the world.
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Which is the second region in the world with the highest adolescent pregnancy rate?

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When a woman becomes pregnant her life changes radically. If she is an adolescent, the consequences are even greater. Education is put to the test, possibilities of work are dwindled and social and family relations move to another dimension. Additionally, if this pregnancy takes place in a developing country, it is more likely for young women to be more exposed to poverty.
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