ENAP- EPMM Consortium

Our capacity-building initiatives offer our partners the opportunity to ask questions, seek clarification, and engage in discussions to deepen their understanding of the Maternal and Newborn Health (MNH) global strategy. Through various ongoing engagements, our partners can explore various aspects of the strategy, share experiences, and gain valuable insights, ultimately strengthening capacity to implement impactful health interventions in their respective communities. 

 At Khuddi Research and Development Organization, we are committed to strengthening collaboration with development partners and cross-sector initiatives. Our goal is to support frontline implementers in their efforts to improve access to quality care. By fostering partnerships and leveraging collective expertise, we aim to create sustainable solutions that enhance the effectiveness and reach of healthcare services in communities worldwide. 

 Assessing the relevance, willingness, and feasibility of the MNH advocacy strategy among stakeholders is crucial. By understanding the capacity and readiness of stakeholders to serve as effective advocates, the potential for successful collaboration in promoting maternal and newborn health initiatives is maximized. 

 Understanding the challenges faced in implementing the MNH strategy and identifying potential solutions is vital. Gathering insights from stakeholders and frontline implementers allows for the development of targeted strategies to overcome obstacles, ensuring the successful execution and sustainability of maternal and newborn health initiatives. 

 To tackle identified limitations, we aim to implement a multi-faceted approach by triangulating findings across stakeholder groups at provincial, district, and union council levels with the support of our partners.  This dynamic strategy ensures that our data is robust and reliable, empowering us to drive impactful improvements in maternal and newborn health outcomes. 

 Determining how well the objectives, messages, and overall content of the MNH advocacy strategy are understood by the intended audience is essential. Comprehensive assessments will identify gaps in understanding and areas needing clarification, ensuring the strategy effectively communicates its goals and resonates with its audience.