Journal article
Measurement and accountability for maternal, newborn and child health: fit for 2030?
published 7 July 2020
by Professor Tanya Marchant and Professor Joanna Schellenberg
published 7 July 2020
This commentary, published in BMJ Global Health and authored by participants of a 2020 meeting in Nairobi sees the greatest opportunity now for measurement in MNCH in making an intentional shift from global to local actions that strengthen measurement systems in the locations where they are needed. Greater country ownership of the measurement and accountability agenda is needed to promote more context-specific actions that reflect multisectoral realities, and that are supported by a responsive and adaptable measurement community.
IDEAS Principal Investigator and Professor
IDEAS Co-Principal Investigator and Professor
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