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04/10/2012 - As many countries in Africa experience impressive economic growth, the continent has made significant gains in health such as an overall reduction in child mortality. However, gains made vary and certain segments of the population remain vulnerable. For example, while child mortality is on the decline in Uganda, the maternal mortality rate is still high and estimated at 435 deaths per 100,000 live births. About 30 per cent of households in the capital Kampala are run by women, meaning Uganda’s high maternal death rate has far reaching effects societally and economically.
Categories: Uganda, Human and Social Development, Health
01/04/2010 - Given the shortage of health research, health personnel and health services, particularly in rural areas, the Government of the Republic of Benin sought to create a public health institute in Benin with support from the World Health Organization.
Categories: Benin, Human and Social Development, Education, Health
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Did you know
In Sub-Saharan Africa about one in eight children die before reaching five years of age
- 28/03/2013 - International Development of Health services: North Africa’s Export Prospects
- 07/03/2013 - The African Water Facility Increases Access to Water Supply and Sanitation, Fights Cholera in Zimbabwe
- 07/03/2013 - International Women's Day 2013 - The Gender Agenda: Gaining Momentum
- 07/03/2013 - International Women’s Day: AfDB Experience in Promoting Gender Equality in Africa
- 18/02/2013 - The African Development Fund: 40 Years of Contribution to Africa’s Social and Economic Transformation
