Together, We Can Make Pregnancy and Childbirth Safe for Every Mother, Everywhere

TOGETHER, WE CAN MAKE PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH SAFE FOR EVERY MOTHER, EVERYWHERE.

IMPACT REPORT 2016

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2016 was an unprecedented election year where healthcare THANK YOU FOR and equality were not only hot button issues, but divisive ones. Educating the public about the importance of maternal health is more crucial today than ever before. In light of the state of ANOTHER YEAR maternal health in the United States, we continued production on our Giving Birth in America series, this time focusing a lens OF PARTNERSHIP IN on maternity care in Louisiana. Our organization continues to evolve and grow. This year we introduced new members to our team, promoted from within, THE GLOBAL EFFORT and I stepped into the role of CEO. In conjunction with our Mother's Day campaign, we introduced the Orange Rose, a beautiful symbol for maternal health. The campaign also TO END PREVENTABLE included a collection of orange rose inspired gifts that partners created, all benefiting Every Mother Counts.

MATERNAL DEATHS This year, we fulfilled our goal of investing in all of the countries profiled in No Woman, No Cry. Our grant portfolio now includes partners in Bangladesh, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Tanzania, AND DISABILITIES. Uganda, and the United States.

As I write this, we are living in a time of uncertainty, and healthcare continues to be a growing concern. Every Mother Counts remains committed to keeping the health and well-being of the world’s mothers at the forefront of the conversation. And, we promise to continue sharing the human stories behind the global statistics to further educate individuals and inspire action.

To date, our work has impacted more than 500,000 lives, but we have so much more to do.

I hope you will take a moment to review some of our accomplishments and milestones.

I am personally so grateful for all that you do to support Every Mother Counts.

With love,

Christy Turlington Burns Founder & CEO IMPACT REPORT 2016 3 MISSION ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO DATE

EVERY MOTHER COUNTS IS DEDICATED TO MAKING PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH SAFE FOR EVERY MOTHER, EVERYWHERE.

We educate the public about maternal health, engage individuals to advocate for the well-being of mothers, and invest in community-led programs to improve access to essential maternity care. $10.7 MILLION 592,265 LIVES

INVESTED IMPACTED in public education and grants. through our grant-making.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 5 THESECTION GLOBAL TITLE MATERNAL HEALTH CRISIS WE ARE NOT WAITING FOR A CURE. WE HAVE 303,000 WOMEN DIE THE TOOLS AND KNOW- THAT’S EVERY YEAR FROM PREGNANCY 1 WOMAN HOW TO SAVE AND EVERY AND CHILDBIRTH RELATED 2 MINUTES IMPROVE LIVES. COMPLICATIONS.

FOR EVERY WOMAN OR GIRL THAT DIES... ON AVERAGE 20-30 MORE WILL SURVIVE 4 ORPHANS ARE A NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE LEFT BEHIND. IN CHILDBIRTH.

PREGNANCY IS A LEADING CAUSE OF The women lost are not only caretakers, they are DEATH FOR ADOLESCENT GIRLS AGES often teachers, healthcare providers, community 15-19 IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH. leaders. The health of mothers is intrinsically tied to child health, poverty reduction and social THE UNITED STATES IS THE ONLY mobility; when women and newborns survive INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRY WITH A CONSISTENTLY RISING MATERNAL and thrive, it has an endless impact on families, MORTALITY RATE. communities and societies.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 7 APPROACH UP TO 98% OF GLOBAL MATERNAL DEATHS WE INVEST IN ARE PREVENTABLE.

Our grantee partners improve access to culturally relevant, COMMUNITY-LED appropriate and compassionate care during pregnancy, delivery and the post-partum period.

ORGANIZATIONS Our grant portfolio focuses on removing three leading barriers THAT EFFECTIVELY that make pregnancy and childbirth unsafe: lack of education and training for IMPLEMENT SOLUTIONS communities and healthcare providers long distances to facilities and lack ON THE GROUND of transportation to reach facilities lack of medical equipment and basic supplies AND WE EDUCATE THE PUBLIC TO

INSPIRE ACTION. I’VE CHOSEN RUNNING BECAUSE OFTEN DISTANCE IS THE BIGGEST BARRIER TO A WOMAN AND HER FAMILY GETTING THE CARE THEY NEED. SIMPLY PUT, I WANT TO RUN SO THAT OTHERS DON’T HAVE TO.

AARON MEIOJAS, RAN 12 RACES IN 12 MONTHS TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR EVERY MOTHER COUNTS

IMPACT REPORT 2016 9 BREAKING DOWN THE BARRIERS TO CARE

DELHI AND ASSAM, INDIA FLORIDA, USA CENTRAL HAITI COX’S BAZAR, BANGLADESH

CONCEPCIÓN CHIQUIRICHAPA, AND GUATEMALA CITY, KABAROLE, KAMWENGE GUATEMALA AND KYENJOJO DISTRICTS, UGANDA

DAR ES SALAAM AND KARATU, SENGEREMA AND SHINYANGA DISTRICTS, TANZANIA

Health systems do not adequately IT IS POSSIBLE TO PREVENT DISTANCE + reach vulnerable communities. Many women live miles away from healthcare TRANSPORTATION providers and facilities, with limited NEARLY ALL MATERNAL access to transportation.

Skilled attendance at all births is DEATHS AND DISABILITIES TRAINING + considered to be the single most critical intervention for ensuring WHEN THESE BARRIERS EDUCATION safe motherhood.

Health facilities and healthcare ARE OVERCOME. SUPPLIES + providers often lack reliable electricity EQUIPMENT and essential medicines.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 11 SECTION TITLE WHAT IS POSSIBLE IN ONE YEAR

Reliable electricity and appropriate medical supplies enable doctors and nurses to conduct safe deliveries and provide emergency care “ when complications arise...

WITHOUT THESE 2 BIRTH 113 SOLAR ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS CENTERS SUITCASES OF SAFE MOTHERHOOD, renovated and repaired. installed. HEALTH PROVIDERS 1,552 13,451 PROVIDERS EDUCATED BECOME LITERALLY received training or salaries. community members. AND FIGURATIVELY POWERLESS. 86,727 74,302+ BABIES RIDES DR. LAURA STACHEL, received care. given to a health facility. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, WE CARE SOLAR ” 92,225 MOTHERS accessed care.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 13 “I WANT TO TELL WOMEN TO BE EMPOWERED, THAT THEY ARE CAPABLE OF EVERYTHING, AND THEY DECIDE ABOUT THEIR BODIES. IN THE END, IT’S HER BODY. IT DOES NOT BELONG TO ANYONE ELSE.

ERIKA ANGÉLICA LÓPEZ HERNÁNDEZ, MIDWIFE, ” CLASS OF 2016, ASOCIACIÓN CORAZÓN DEL AGUA, GUATEMALA

IMPACT REPORT 2016 15 GRANTS IN 2016, WE AWARDED $534,480 TO GRANTEE PARTNERS BANGLADESH GUATEMALA HAITI LIFETIME RISK of dying from pregnancy or childbirth LIFETIME RISK of dying from pregnancy or childbirth LIFETIME RISK of dying from pregnancy or childbirth related causes in Bangladesh: 1 in 240 related causes in Guatemala: 1 in 330 related causes in Haiti: 1 in 90

HOPE FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN ASOCIACIÓN CORAZÓN DEL AGUA ASOCIACIÓN DE COMADRONAS MIDWIVES FOR HAITI AND CHILDREN OF BANGLADESH Guatemala City (New Partner in 2016) DEL AREA MAM (ACAM) Central Haiti (Partner since 2013) Cox’s Bazar (Partner since 2015) Impacted 15 midwifery students Concepción Chiquirichapa (New Partner in 2016) Impacted 17,137 mothers and babies, students, Impacted 2,096 mothers and babies, Asociación Corazón del Agua works with the University of Impacted 1,322 mothers and babies and skilled birth attendants in 2016 healthcare providers, community health Galileo, running the first university-affiliated and accredited and comadronas Midwives for Haiti delivers high impact maternal health school of professional midwifery (parteria) in Guatemala. promoters and community members in 2016 ACAM is a collective of Mayan comadronas (traditional Indigenous interventions to reduce the delays that prevent women from HOPE Foundation provides comprehensive pregnancy, ONLY 30% OF We supported young Indigenous midwives) that serve women in Mam-speaking communities. accessing care. INDIGENOUS WOMEN postnatal and newborn care, including access to emergency women from rural communities to Our support funded the training of 30 IN HAITI, ONLY 37% IN GUATEMALA GIVE Our support provided comprehensive healthcare through their services in rural communities. train in this program and intern with OF WOMEN HAVE A BIRTH WITH A SKILLED birth center and mobile clinics, as well as training to improve skilled birth attendants, renovation community-based practitioners. SKILLED ATTENDANT Our support included funding for ATTENDANT. their clinical skills and administrative capacity. and operation of a rural community COX’S BAZAR, A RURAL AT DELIVERY. REGION IN THE SOUTH, HAS supplies, medicines, staff salaries, birth center in Cabestor, and transport ONE OF THE HIGHEST MATERNAL patient education, and community services for high-risk patients and DEATH AND DISABILITY RATES outreach via trained village obstetrical emergencies. IN THE COUNTRY. health promoters.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 17 GRANTS INDIA TANZANIA LIFETIME RISK of dying from pregnancy or childbirth LIFETIME RISK of dying from pregnancy or childbirth related causes in India: 1 in 220 related causes in Tanzania: 1 in 45

NAZDEEK UJENZI CHARITABLE TRUST THE FOUNDATION FOR AFRICAN MEDICINE WE CARE SOLAR Delhi and Assam (Partner since 2014) Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (New Partner in 2016) AND EDUCATION (FAME) Sengerema and Shinyanga districts, Impacted 21,802 mothers and babies, advocates, Impacted 483 mothers and babies and Karatu, Tanzania (Partner since 2015) Tanzania (Partner since 2013) paralegals, lawyers, healthcare providers, public healthcare providers Impacted 13,578 mothers and babies, hospital Impacted 34,090 mothers and babies and officials, and community members in 2016 healthcare providers in 2016 Ujenzi Charitable Trust aims ESTIMATES INDICATE THAT AROUND staff, traditional birth attendants, healthcare Nazdeek is a legal empowerment organization that brings to transform healthcare 50% OF BIRTHS IN TANZANIA OCCUR providers, and community members in 2016 We Care Solar provides health workers in developing regions delivery through innovation IN HEALTH FACILITIES, OF WHICH with reliable lighting, mobile communication and medical access to justice to marginalized communities. Their work has FAME is an inpatient and emergency hospital and outpatient and collaboration. ONLY 51% ARE ATTENDED BY devices using solar electricity. successfully improved care at local health facilities, nutritional clinic in Karatu that advances patient-centered care. MANY CLINICS IN SKILLED PERSONNEL. support for pregnant and nursing mothers, and community Our support contributed to the TANZANIA LACK Our support provided healthcare Our support provided comprehensive pre- and post-natal care, sanitation services. manufacturing, training and THE PROJECT DIRECTLY SAVED 67 RELIABLE ELECTRICITY, facilities in Sengerema and Shinyanga community-wide education, training for healthcare staff, and MAKING IT ESPECIALLY Our support provided training for distribution of the Every MOTHERS WHO WERE SUFFERING districts with highly efficient solar 45,000 WOMEN DIE also incentivized women in the surrounding Iraq and Maasai DANGEROUS FOR Second Matters-Uterine Balloon FROM SEVERE POST-PARTUM HEM- energy systems. These systems FROM PREGNANCY AND lawyers, community advocates and tea communities to deliver in their well-equipped facility for MOTHERS WHO CHILDBIRTH RELATED garden workers in Delhi and Assam to Tamponade (ESM-UBT) to treat ORRHAGE WHERE CONVENTIONAL power medical lights, fetal monitors TREATMENT FAILED. skilled care. DELIVER AT NIGHT. CAUSES EVERY YEAR IN document maternal health violations post-partum hemorrhage at and headlamps, as well as charging INDIA – ACCOUNTING and file strategic suits against the four hospitals in Dar es Salaam. stations which enable cell phone FOR NEARLY 15% OF government for failing to ensure access communications. ALL MATERNAL DEATHS to care. GLOBALLY - MORE THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 19 SECTION TITLE GRANTS

I was unable to obtain skilled care during my first two pregnancies because of the far distance to the nearest health facility and the high cost of transport. I UGANDA UNITED STATES suffered complications as a result. During my third pregnancy, I learned about “ LIFETIME RISK of dying from pregnancy or childbirth LIFETIME RISK of dying from pregnancy or childbirth Baylor – Uganda’s Boda for Mothers program. They provided me with transport related causes in Uganda: 1 in 47 related causes in the United States: 1 in 3,800 vouchers so that I could attend pre-natal appointments and travel to the clinic when I went into labor. THANKS TO BAYLOR – UGANDA, IT WAS EASY FOR ME TO ACCESS PRE-NATAL, DELIVERY, AND POST-NATAL BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE CHILDREN’S COMMONSENSE CHILDBIRTH CARE IN TIME AND FOUNDATION - UGANDA Florida (Partner since 2013) Kabarole, Kamwenge & Kyenjojo Districts Impacted 2,404 mothers, babies and healthcare WITHOUT DELAYS. (Partner since 2013) providers in 2016 Provided 74,302 rides to a local health facilities Commonsense Childbirth is a midwife-run IN THE U.S. THERE ARE for pre-natal, post-partum and childbirth care organization, focused on woman-centered 11 MILLION UNINSURED WOMEN AGES 19-64. KOBUSINGE RESTA, ” in 2016 care to reduce pre-term deliveries and common complications, and work toward KABINGO VILLAGE, KAMWENGE DISTRICT, UGANDA Baylor-Uganda delivers family-centered pediatric, adolescent eliminating racial and class disparities in childbirth outcomes. and adult healthcare, with a focus on HIV/AIDS care and maternal health, and works to Our support has helped Commonsense Childbirth to EVERY MOTHER COUNTS ON AVERAGE, WOMEN IN strengthen local health-systems. provide culturally appropriate care to marginalized and IS A FOUNDING PARTNER OF RURAL UGANDA HAVE TO low-income women who otherwise would not have Our support helped fund Saving SAVING MOTHERS, GIVING LIFE TRAVEL AT LEAST 13KM access to care. Mother's Giving Life's Boda for Mothers a public-private partnership to TO REACH THE NEAREST program, which provided transport dramatically reduce maternal PUBLIC HEALTH FACILITY, AND OFTEN MUST DO vouchers to healthcare facilities for and newborn mortality in SO BY FOOT. pregnant and post-partum women. Sub-Saharan Africa.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 21 SECTIONMATERNAL TITLE & CHILD HEALTH EMERGENCY FUND

During a humanitarian crisis, when women and children are particularly vulnerable, the breakdown of health systems can cause a dramatic rise in preventable maternal deaths.

NEPAL EVERY MOTHER CRISIS Gorkha Earthquake GRANTEE $28,500 to One Heart Worldwide We continued to provide funding for rebuilding efforts of a birth COUNTS’ EMERGENCY center in Melamchi a year after a devastating earthquake. HAITI FUND ALLOWS FOR CRISES Hurricane Matthew and Zika Outbreak GRANTEES $9,300 to Midwives for Haiti, $15,000 to Global RAPID RESPONSE TO Birthing Home Foundation, and $28,980 to We Care Solar We provided funding for Zika education outreach and supplies to prevent the spread of the virus. We also deployed funding WOMEN AND CHILDREN for solar suitcases to clinics without power following Hurricane Matthew and supported the rebuilding and recovery of the DURING TIMES OF Maison de Naissance birth center. UNITES STATES CRISIS Zika Outbreak NATURAL DISASTER, GRANTEE $35,700 to Commonsense Childbirth, Florida We supported a Zika education program to help prevent the ARMED CONFLICT spread of the virus in a community that is particularly vulnerable. OR PUBLIC HEALTH CRISES.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 23 SECTION TITLE PUBLIC EDUCATION AN EDUCATED ê PUBLIC IS AN PUBLIC INTEREST, MOTIVATION EMPOWERED PUBLIC. AND POLITICAL WILL RUNNING AND FITNESS 40K+ ê Millions of women around the world live great RUNNERS distances from a trained provider or medical 100K+ INVESTMENT IN HIGH-VALUE facility. Transportation is extremely limited and cost MILES prohibitive. We run so that vulnerable mothers MATERNITY CARE can access the critical maternity care they need. TEAM EMC RAN TEAM EMC'S RUNNING AMBASSADOR 182 RACES AROUND PROGRAM GREW BY 25%, WITH ê THE WORLD AND 50 RUNNING AMBASSADORS ACROSS RAISED $668,661. 25 STATES AND 4 COUNTRIES. IMPROVED HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR MOTHERS AND BABIES Mark Hart and daughter Willa Hart, TD Five Boro Bike Tour ê

On July 25th, Mandeep Bedi dedicated her HEALTHIER SOCIETIES 14,692 foot climb of The Matterhorn Mountain AND COMMUNITIES to Every Mother Counts, raising nearly $10,000. BEING PART OF EVERY MOTHER COUNTS HAS GIVEN A MUCH DEEPER MEANING TO MY RUNNING. IN JUST ONE YEAR, I HAVE REPRESENTED THE TEAM IN OVER 10 RACES, INCLUDING TWO 50 MILE RACES.

LULU MARTINEZ, TEAM EMC RUNNING AMBASSADOR BASED IN NEW YORK. SoFi Golden Gate Half and 5k

IMPACT REPORT 2016 25 BUILDING AN EDUCATED COMMUNITY

The series examined the factors BEHIND EVERY contributing to America’s maternal health IN 2015, WE crisis specifically in Florida, Montana and LAUNCHED OUR New York. This year we began production GIVING BIRTH IN STATISTIC IS A STORY on our latest installment of Giving Birth AMERICA SERIES in America: Louisiana, premiering in AND A NAME November 2017.

WE BEGAN WORKING ON A FILM ABOUT THE FIRST WE HIGHLIGHTED THE IMPACT OF WE DOCUMENTED THE IMPACT CLASS OF UNIVERSITY-LEVEL MIDWIVES OUR GRANTEE PARTNER OF AN EMERGENCY GRANT We began production on Con Madre, a film about the Photojournalist, Josh Estey, PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILM Photojournalist, Monique Jaques, relationship between the midwifery students from Asociación traveled to Cox’s Bazaar, ENABLE US TO SHARE THE documented a three-day Syrian midwifery Corazón del Agua in Guatemala City and their traditional Bangladesh to highlight the INSPIRING WORK OUR training in Gaziantep, Turkey supported midwife mentors, who are working together to provide culturally work of HOPE Foundation. GRANTEES ARE DOING TO by our emergency grant to Circle of appropriate care to Indigenous women. The film will be released SAVE THE LIVES OF MOTHERS. Health International. in 2017.

THE MAGAZINE RECOGNIZED EVERY THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF MOTHER COUNTS AS ONE OF THE NURSE-MIDWIVES HONORED WORLD'S MOST INNOVATIVE CHRISTY TURLINGTON BURNS COMPANIES IN NOT-FOR-PROFIT. WITH THE MEDIA AWARD.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 27 BUILDING AN EDUCATED COMMUNITY LEARNING TOURS PARTNERSHIP HIGHLIGHTS

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS HAITI MARCH 2016 The company has MPOWER Team EMC visited with supported us with a multi- Volunteers and Supporters, grantee partner, Midwives year financial commitment of $400,000 and a Leigh Sherwood Matthes, Scott Jurek, Christy Turlington Burns, Michelle Jassem and Our Annual Christy Turlington Burns and Pam Baer Jay Blahnik Michelle Lehmann for Haiti, on their way to range of dedicated products for our Orange Rose Mother's Day Events participate in the Run campaign, holiday gift guide and online shop. in San Francisco and

Haiti 20k in Jacmel. They have also participated in our Share-to-

New York City. é Unlock Orange Rose campaign for Mother’s Day and co-hosted events on our behalf. LOVEEMC An Evening to Benefit GUATEMALA JUNE 2016 Maternal Health at the Our first “Mother & Child” trip Bowery Hotel in

to visit Asociación Corazón

New York City. é del Agua and the Asociación de Comadronas del Area Mam (ACAM).

HAITI SEPTEMBER 2016 Partner, Stella & Dot, The brand has been a partner since 2012 and attended the graduation and is one of our biggest supporters with donations celebration of the eighth totaling more than $1 million to date. Christy Turlington Burns and Claire Bower, Dr. Neel T. Shah, MD Brian Chase, Jaleel Bunton, Walter Midwives for Haiti class. Vice President Joseph Biden, MPower Guest Speaker Martin, Karen O, Nick Zinner Fight for Paid Family Leave

JANUARY 2016, NEW YORK, NY APRIL 2016, BOSTON, MA MAY 2016, ALBUQUERQUE, NM NOVEMBER 2016, SAN FRANCISCO, CA Christy Turlington Burns spoke Jay Blahnik, Director of Fitness Christy Turlington Burns Supporters Leigh Sherwood FLORIDA DECEMBER 2016 alongside Vice-President and Health Technologies at spoke at the American Matthes and Pam Baer co- Every Mother Counts' board of Joseph Biden and Governor Apple led a conversation College of Nurse-Midwives’ hosted an Evening of Cocktails directors traveled to Orlando Andrew Cuomo to support with Christy Turlington (ACNM) Annual Meeting and Conversation to celebrate to visit Commonsense paid parental leave. Burns, Heather Armstrong, addressing maternal health the launch of our new film. Childbirth and meet with Every Mother Counts' Board challenges in the United States grantee partner founders, Member, and Scott Jurek, using the Midwifery Model of FEBRUARY 2016, NEW YORK, NY, Jennie Joseph, LM, Dr. Iftikher Bank of America's Karen Fang, Ultra Marathon Champion. Care with Dr. Cara Osborne, Mahmood and Nadene hosted a Soul Cycle Charity CNM, MSN. Brunk, CMN. Ride for her colleagues.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 29 ORANGE ROSE MOTHER'S DAY CAMPAIGN FINANCES

We launched the Orange Rose Mother’s Day campaign The multi-platform campaign launched in to introduce the Orange Rose as a symbol for maternal partnership with DigitasLBi and reached over 17 89¢ health and a powerful reminder that safer motherhood million people. is possible with improved access to essential maternity care. OF EVERY DOLLAR This year's Mother’s Day campaign generated more film views, website visitors, online donations, and individual donors than the previous year's campaign: WAS INVESTED é é é 795% 107% 112% CAMPAIGN FILM VIEWS TOTAL DONATIONS NUMBER OF DONORS IN OUR PROGRAMS IN 2016.

DIGITAL COMMUNITY SOURCES OF FUNDING INVESTMENT FOCUS AREAS

Corporate Sponsors 21% Grant Giving Program é é é é é Running/Fitness International and U.S. 10% TO 99,326 10% TO 23,200 30% TO 42,046 20% TO 1,203 43% TO 37,111 11% Program 21% Community Engagement 125,871 é Foundations 17% Running, Events, Partnerships 29% TOTAL 2016 TOTAL WEBSITE VISITS, 60% WEBSITE Events 15% 116,303 VISITORS WHO MADE DONATIONS Public Education 26% UNIQUE VISITS A DONATION Product Partnerships 13% $3,201,951 Films, Campaigns, Speaking Engagements Individuals 10% General/Administration 34% Investments/Misc. 2% and Fundraising In-Kind 1% Ella Duffy, age 6, inspires others to make 21+10+2115+171321+K 29+3426+11 pregnancy and childbirth safer for all by starting her own fundraiser in honor of mothers everywhere.

IMPACT REPORT 2016 31 LOOKING AHEAD SOURCES

In 2017 and beyond we will continue to educate the public about "A Decade of Tracking Progress for Maternal, Newborn and Child “Maternal Mortality Fact Sheet No. 348.” WHO. November 2016. UP TO 98% OF the global state of maternal health through the challenges and Survival: The 2015 Report." Countdown to 2030. 2015. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs348/en/ solutions we document and share. We will do this by creating Retrieved from http://countdown2030.org/ content about the programs that we support – films, photo essays documents/2015Report/Countdown_to_2015_final_report.pdf “Orphans.” UNICEF. June 2017. GLOBAL MATERNAL and creative campaigns – across all media. With the continued https://www.unicef.org/media/media_45279.html rollout of Giving Birth in America we hope to bring greater attention “At a glance: Haiti.” UNICEF. December 2013. to the health disparities evident in the national statistics of https://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/haiti_statistics.html “Pregnancy Mortality Surveillance System.” CDC. DEATHS ARE birth outcomes. Updated June 2017. https://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/ “Bangladesh: Demographic and Health Survey 2014.” maternalinfanthealth/pmss.html Our goal is to improve access to quality and respectful maternity National Institute of Population Research and Training. March PREVENTABLE. care. To this end, we are deepening our investments in core 2016. https://dhsprogram.com/pubs/pdf/FR311/FR311.pdf “Rich Mother, Poor Mother: The Social Determinants of Maternal countries and supporting those investments with advocacy. And, Death and Disability.” UNFPA. Updated December 2012. we will be working toward increasing the percentage of our United “Contraception Editorial: Maternal Mortality in the United States: https://www.unfpa.org/sites/default/files/resource-pdf/EN-SRH IT IS THIS States grant-making from 18% to 25% of our total giving portfolio. A Human Rights Failure.” Association of Reproductive Health percentage20factpercentage20sheet-Poormother.pdf Professionals. March 2011. https://www.arhp.org/publications- Our grantee partners IN THE UNITED STATES, WE ARE FACING and-resources/contraception-journal/march-2011 “Trends in Maternal Mortality: 1990-2015: Estimates by the WHO, KNOWLEDGE THAT inspire and motivate A GROWING MATERNAL HEALTHCARE UNICEF, UNFPA, World Bank Group, and the UN Population us every day by their CRISIS IN WHICH MATERNAL “Giving Birth Should Not Be a Matter of Life and Death.” UNFPA. Division.” WHO, et al. November 2015. http://apps.who.int/iris/ commitment to keeping MORTALITY HAS CONSISTENTLY BEEN Updated December 2012. https://www.unfpa.org/sites/default/ bitstream/10665/194254/1/9789241565141_eng.pdf?ua=1 ON THE RISE FOR THE LAST 25 YEARS. MOTIVATES OUR their doors open for files/resource-pdf/EN-SRHpercentage20factpercentage20she all who need and deserve respectful care and attention. As we et-LifeandDeath.pdf “Uganda National Household Survey Report 2009/2010: Health.” continue to invest funds to support their work, we hope that you Uganda Bureau of Statistics. November 2010. WORK EVERY DAY. will be our partners. “Global, regional, and national levels of maternal mortality, 1990- http://www.ubos.org/UNHS0910/chapter5_%20distance%20 2015: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease to%20health%20facility.html At the heart of our organization is the belief that every mother Study.” Kassebaum, Nicholas J. et al. The Lancet: Volume 388, counts. If you share this worldview with us, we hope that you will be Issue 10053, 1775–1812. “United Republic of Tanzania: WHO statistical profile.” WHO. inspired to support our efforts. Updated January 2015. http://www.who.int/gho/countries/tza. “Guatemala: Country programme document 2015-2019.” UNICEF. pdf?ua=1 September 2014. https://www.unicef.org/about/execboard/ files/2014-PL14-Guatemala_CPD-Final_approved-EN.pdf “Women’s Health Insurance Coverage.” Kaiser Family Foundation. October 2016. http://www.kff.org/womens-health-policy/fact- “Maternal Health Overview.” UNFPA. Updated November 2016. sheet/womens-health-insurance-coverage-fact-sheet/ http://www.unfpa.org/maternal-health

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