TRACKING PROGRESS IN MATERNAL,NEWBORN & CHILD SURVIVAL

The 2008 Report

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Contents

Chapter 1: Tracking intervention coverage for maternal, newborn and child survival

Countdown principles
Links to other monitoring efforts
Overview of this report
Notes

Chapter 2: Tracking indicators and methods

Selecting the Countdown priority countries
Priority interventions and coverage indicators
Indicators for factors that contribute to coverage
Tracking improvements in equity
Data sources and methods
Coverage
Policies, health systems and financial flows
Equity
Notes

Chapter 3: The 2008 Countdown findings – and a call to action

The bottom line: mortality
Nutritional status
Coverage in 2008
Recent coverage trends
Coverage levels and trends for selected programmatic areas
Equity in coverage levels
Health policies and health systems
Human resources and financing
Financial flows to maternal, newborn and child health
Conclusions and recommendations
The Countdown call to action
Notes

Chapter 4: The country profiles

References

Annexes

Annex A: Initiatives, resources and databases for monitoring progress
towards the health-related Millennium Development Goals,
with a special focus on maternal,newborn and child survival
Annex B: Indicators and data sources
Annex C: Defining current Countdown indicators
Annex D: Definitions of policy and health systems indicators
Annex E: Countdown to 2015 measuring equity in maternal, newborn
and child health through the coverage gap index: technical
notesz
Annex F: Countdown priority countries considered to be malaria
endemic

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