Thanks to funding from the USAID Tanzania Mission, our partnership and approach informs change through: support to policy advocacy, evidence generation and availability, and routine monitoring and evaluation (M&E) for respectful maternal care (RMC). Our activities are implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elders, and Children and other local stakeholders.
Support to Policy Advocacy
- Stakeholder Engagement for Respectful and Compassionate Care in Tanzania has led to the development of national strategies to advance respectful care.
RMC Evidence Generation and Availability
- Support to case studies on promising approaches for advancing respectful maternal care in Tanzania.
- Development of an information sharing platform for respectful and compassionate care resources specific to Tanzania.
Routine M&E for RMC
- “A rapid review of available evidence to inform indicators for routine monitoring and evaluation of respectful maternal care” originated with stakeholders from Tanzania (among others) asking: “which RMC indicators should we use?” To begin to respond to this question, we undertook a rapid review of the available evidence and look forward to this work informing the consultative process around the development of routine M&E for RMC in Tanzania and beyond.