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“We are committed to enhancing immunization programs to protect our children and ensure a healthier future for our nation.” – Hon. Aden Duale, EGH , Cabinet Secretary for Health, Kenya. #GLN #WHA78 #WCAH PMNCH Ministry of Health

📸: Moments from our high-level side event on Regional Prioritization of Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health at #WHA78. Leaders from around the world convened to share best practices and advocate for integrating #WCAH into global health agendas. PMNCH PATH

“We need to advocate for the adoption of RMNCAH-friendly policies. This will ensure sustainable access to healthcare services for women, children, and adolescents.” — H.E. Dr. Mekdes Daba, Minister of Health, Ethiopia #WHA78 #GLN #WCAH #HealthForAll  PMNCH World Health Organization (WHO) Ministry of Health ETHIOPIA

"Investing in youth-friendly health services is foundational to sustainable development.” - Dr. Nowiah Gorpudolo-Dennis, Director, Family Health Division, Ministry of Health, Liberia writes on youth-led solutions. Full article: africa.com/it-starts-with… Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia

“Our leaders have an opportunity to leave a lasting legacy that can impact billions of lives. We dare not miss this opportunity, we dare not fail any woman, child or adolescent.” — Dr. Pakishe Aaron Motsoaledi, Minister of Health, South Africa #GLN #WCAH PMNCH The Presidency 🇿🇦

“The government is committed to supporting and addressing challenges in the maternal health sector to ensure no woman dies while giving life.” — Hon. Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda, Minister of Health, Malawi #GLN #WCAH #MaternalHealth #WHA78 PMNCH Hon Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda MP Ministry of Health, Malawi

How can WCAH be prioritized globally? “As South Africa, we’ve taken the initiative to sustain political attention on women, children & adolescents’ health.” – Dr. Lwazi Manzi, Head of Secretariat, Global Leaders Network #WHA78 #GLN #SDGs PMNCH World Health Organization (WHO)

What role can partnerships play in closing the gaps for WCAH? “We must rethink Africa’s health financing in a new era. Domestic investments & catalytic aid are essential to secure gains for women, children & adolescents.” – Dr. Landry Tsague, MD, MPH, PhD, Director, Center. PHC, Africa CDC. #WHA78

📣 Women’s, children’s & adolescents’ health took centre stage at #WHA78! Amid funding cuts & global challenges, PMNCH & partners mobilized around key priorities from adolescent health & #GenderEquality to maternal mortality, #SRHR & #ClimateChange. 💬 Powerful discussions 🤝

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What role can partnerships play in closing the financing and implementation gaps for WCAH? "By aligning financing with reform, we can ensure domestic resources support maternal, child & adolescent health." – Akihito Watabe, Health Specialist, Asian Development Bank #GLN #WHA78

At #WHA78, PATH, Global Leaders Network & PMNCH spotlighted women’s, children’s & adolescents’ health. Experts agreed on the need for: 1️⃣ Predictable, sustained domestic resources 2️⃣ ⁠Cross-regional collaboration rooted in accountability 3️⃣ WCAH as a permanent part of global health

What are the biggest challenges in securing funding at the regional level for WCAH? “The cutting of USAID financing. But there’s momentum: governments are stepping up, and philanthropy is moving in to fill the gap.” — Dr. Dr Flavia Bustreo, Vice Chair, Fondation Botnar. #WHA78

👏 At #WHA78, as the only global South-led political platform focused on #WCAH, the Global Leaders Network highlighted the power of regional frameworks & solidarity through the mobilization of South-South collaboration & political will & a ⚖️ life-course, rights-based vision. Read more:

“We work with 50+ countries to improve maternal & newborn health. The GLN #WHA78 side event dialogue is very helpful as we work to better engage regional platforms & accelerate progress on maternal and newborn survival.” — Dr. Allisyn Moran, Unit Head, Maternal Health Unit, World Health Organization (WHO)

🚨 Global health leaders are sounding the alarm: child mortality is rising in Africa. 🌍 At #WHA78, PMNCH & the Global Leaders Network rallied support for high-level political action & regional solidarity to protect women’s, children’s & adolescents’ health. Read more: 👇

How can regional collaboration move the needle on WCAH more effectively than traditional donor-led approaches? "Governments need a clear overview of partners to coordinate and collaborate effectively.” - Franka Cadée, Director, Global Development, Maternity Foundation. #WHA78

“Despite progress, the main causes of maternal, newborn and child death are preventable.” At our #WHA78 side event, co-hosted by PMNCH and PATH, leaders from around the world committed to prioritizing WCAH on global and regional agendas. Read: tanzaniatimes.net/global-health-…

How can Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health be prioritized globally? “Collaboration is key, through partners and heads of state to sustain momentum and action on WCAH.” – Dr. Lwazi Manzi, Head of Secretariat, Global Leaders Network. #WHA78 PMNCH World Health Organization (WHO) Lwazi Manzi