Saving Mothers Giving Life (SMGL)/ Centers for Disease Control (CDC) |
Thematic Mapping |
Maps on maternal mortality and access to facilities |
Uganda |
Evidence for Action (E4A) [68]/ White Ribbon Alliance (WRA) [69] |
Thematic Mapping |
Thematic mapping of selected indicator at the sub national level (2013) |
Ethiopia |
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Atlas of Birth, extensive mapping. |
Ghana |
Countdown to 2015 [70] |
Thematic Mapping |
Country case study – focus on maternal mortality reduction |
Bangladesh |
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) |
Thematic Mapping |
Sharpening Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) plans. Using Dev Info maps for program planning |
Senegal |
USAID |
Thematic Mapping, Spatial analysis and modeling |
Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care (EmONC) availability and accessibility coverage (In collaboration with FHI 360, MEASURE Evaluation and AMDD) |
Mozambique and Ethiopia |
USAID |
Spatial analysis |
MNH Mapping Modelling sub-national estimates from 2010 Bangladesh Maternal Mortality Survey; Other work under development |
Bangladesh |
Health 4+ (H4+)/ Technical Working Group and Secretariat + Muskoka [71] |
Spatial analysis and modelling |
High Burden Countries Initiative (HBCI) Midwifery Workforce Assessment (2012–13). Determining sub-national population needs (through a proxy of the estimated number of pregnancies) in relation to the supply of EmOC facilities and the MNH workforce. |
Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Benin, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, India (2 States), Mozambique (in collaboration with USAID), Nigeria, Tanzania, Togo |
USAID |
Spatial analysis and modelling |
Analysis of EmOC availability and accessibility coverage; feasibility of real time mapping. |
Malawi |
Southampton University |
Spatial analysis and modelling |
EmOC availability and accessibility coverage. |
Ghana |
World Health Organization (WHO) |
Spatial analysis and modelling |
EmOC availability and accessibility coverage as well as scaling up costing analysis |
Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Laos, Malawi, Philippines |