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Commitment Statements

The Commitment Statements below break down the overall FP2020 commitments (as shown above in Progress chart) by key objectives as shown below. These commitment statements are further categorized by the different WHO Health System Strengthening blocks.

Every Woman Every Child

Health Service Delivery

Ensure universal free access to comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care services from 43% to 90%
Access to Essential Medicines

Equipping and recruitment of skilled service providers
Health Service Delivery

Setting up ambulance service for emergency referrals
Health System Financing

Expanding results-based financing
Health Service Delivery

Increasing coverage for Focused Antenatal Care
Health Service Delivery

Integrating elimination of mother to child transmission of HIV service
Health Service Delivery

Ensure free availability of mosquito treated nets to every family.
Health System Financing

Increase the national budget dedicated to health to at least 15% by 2020
Health System Financing

Investment case to expand and enhance women’s and children’s public and private health programs
Health System Financing

Investment case to expand and enhance women’s and children’s public and private health programs by attracting new external support
Health System Financing

Investment case to expand and enhance women’s and children’s public and private health programs by improving coordination of existing assitance
Health Service Delivery

Increase contraception prevalence from 30% in 2015 to 50% by 2020
Health Service Delivery

Increasing the number of service delivery points providing family planning services
Access to Essential Medicines

Ensuring increased availability of Reproductive Health commodities
Leadership / Governance

Develop new policies and innovative partnerships to focus on Adolescent health
Leadership / Governance

Implement new legislation on gender equality
Health Service Delivery

Address malnutrition through a comprehensive multi-sectoral package in order to reduce the prevalence of child stunting from 33% to 20%
Access to Essential Medicines

Children’s health will also be improved by ensuring that at least 80% of children under five years of age with pneumonia, diarrhea, or malaria, access effective treatment at either community or facility level within 24 hours, including access to oral rehy

Family Planning 2020

Health Service Delivery

Government commits to raise $20 million annually through continued partnership with development agencies and the private sector.
Access to Essential Medicines

GoU recommits to allocate $5 million annually from domestic resources for the next five years for procurement and distribution of a range of FP supplies and RH commodities up to the health facility.
Health Service Delivery

Government commits to support a robust Social Behavior Change Communication Strategy to increase demand and linkage to family planning services.
Health Service Delivery

Government commits to expand the cadre of skilled workforce for provision of quality FP services including LARCs and Permanent method
Health Service Delivery

Government commits to reduce the unmet need for FP amongst adolescents
Health Workforce

Government commits to increase the deployment and retention of critical cadres (esp. midwives) in hard to reach areas.