| Reporting Organization: | International Development Research Centre (IDRC) |
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| Total Budget ($CAD): | $ 87,240,889 |
| Timeframe: | January 1, 2015 - December 31, 2020 |
| Status: | Completion |
| Contact Information: |
IDRC Maternal and Child Health [email protected] |
International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
| Lebanon - $ 7,938,920.90 (9.10%) | |
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| Nigeria - $ 5,321,694.23 (6.10%) | |
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| Canada - $ 4,013,080.89 (4.60%) | |
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| South Africa - $ 3,664,117.34 (4.20%) | |
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| Ghana - $ 3,489,635.56 (4.00%) | |
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| Burkina Faso - $ 3,315,153.78 (3.80%) | |
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| Niger (the) - $ 3,315,153.78 (3.80%) | |
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| Sweden - $ 2,878,949.34 (3.30%) | |
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| United States of America (the) - $ 2,878,949.34 (3.30%) | |
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| Jordan - $ 2,442,744.89 (2.80%) | |
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| Botswana - $ 2,355,504.00 (2.70%) | |
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| Palestine - $ 2,181,022.23 (2.50%) | |
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| Bangladesh - $ 1,832,058.67 (2.10%) | |
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| China - $ 1,832,058.67 (2.10%) | |
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| India - $ 1,744,817.78 (2.00%) | |
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| Uganda - $ 1,570,336.00 (1.80%) | |
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| Pakistan - $ 1,483,095.11 (1.70%) | |
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| Gambia - $ 1,308,613.34 (1.50%) | |
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| Senegal - $ 1,134,131.56 (1.30%) | |
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| Guatemala - $ 1,046,890.67 (1.20%) | |
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| Rwanda - $ 1,046,890.67 (1.20%) | |
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| Switzerland - $ 1,046,890.67 (1.20%) | |
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| Mozambique - $ 959,649.78 (1.10%) | |
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| Peru - $ 959,649.78 (1.10%) | |
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| Togo - $ 872,408.89 (1.00%) | |
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| Argentina - $ 785,168.00 (0.90%) | |
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| Benin - $ 785,168.00 (0.90%) | |
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| Belgium - $ 697,927.11 (0.80%) | |
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| Indonesia - $ 610,686.22 (0.70%) | |
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| Morocco - $ 610,686.22 (0.70%) | |
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| Kenya - $ 523,445.33 (0.60%) | |
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| Congo (DRC) - $ 436,204.45 (0.50%) | |
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| Côte d’Ivoire - $ 348,963.56 (0.40%) | |
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| Mexico - $ 348,963.56 (0.40%) | |
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| Zambia - $ 348,963.56 (0.40%) | |
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| Egypt - $ 261,722.67 (0.30%) | |
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| Tanzania, United Republic of - $ 261,722.67 (0.30%) | |
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| Ethiopia - $ 174,481.78 (0.20%) | |
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| Namibia - $ 174,481.78 (0.20%) | |
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| Sierra Leone - $ 174,481.78 (0.20%) | |
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| Turkey - $ 174,481.78 (0.20%) | |
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| Afghanistan - $ 87,240.89 (0.10%) | |
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| Syrian Arab Republic - $ 87,240.89 (0.10%) | |
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| Tajikistan - $ 87,240.89 (0.10%) | |
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| Middle East - $ 7,328,234.68 (8.40%) | |
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| Sub-Saharan Africa - $ 6,804,789.34 (7.80%) | |
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| North Africa - $ 1,657,576.89 (1.90%) | |
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| South America - $ 1,221,372.45 (1.40%) | |
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| South Asia - $ 959,649.78 (1.10%) | |
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| Central Asia - $ 785,168.00 (0.90%) | |
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| East Asia - $ 785,168.00 (0.90%) | |
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| Developing countries, unspecified - $ 87,240.89 (0.10%) | |
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| Newborn & Child Health (50 %) | |
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| Reproductive Health & Rights incl. Maternal Health (50 %) | |
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The Maternal and Child Health program aims to save and improve the lives of women, adolescents, and children by developing solutions that promote the quality and accountability of health services for the most vulnerable.
The Maternal and Child Health program is committed to developing solutions through implementation research that promotes the systematic uptake of evidence-based research into routine practice and policies and ultimately improves the quality, accessibility, and effectiveness of health services and care. Reaching these vulnerable populations requires strengthening primary healthcare systems and improving how health information is collected, analyzed, and used, to ensure resources go where they are needed most.
“The Maternal and Child Health program funds a cohort of research projects and related activities addressing the following two thematic areas, with a focus on West Africa and the Middle East and North Africa regions:
Health information systems
Adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights
| Gender and age: | Adult women Children, girls Children, boys Under-5 children Newborns |
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| Descriptors: | Urban Rural |
| Total Direct Population: | Unspecified |
Unspecified
Return to topHealth information systems: Projects funded by this program will focus on strengthening the culture of collecting, analyzing, and using reliable health information to improve the responsiveness of health systems for greater accountability.
Adolescent sexual and reproductive health: Projects funded by this program will focus on improving the state of knowledge about the barriers and drivers for adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights, with clear pathways to address their sexual and reproductive health and rights needs for long-lasting impact.
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