The official launch event of the Ethiopian Society of Neonatology (ESN) was held last week in Addis Ababa, marking a historic milestone and a fundamental step forward in newborn care in Ethiopia.
The international conference provided a crucial platform for global dialogue, refocusing attention on early childhood development and the strengthening of community health systems in Africa.
A two-day conference in Abidjan recently provided a vital platform to examine Africa’s energy transition from within the continent itself. Embracing a multi-sectoral approach, the event aimed to drive a development agenda where priorities, institutions, and voices are centrally rooted in Africa.
Building on our work at PCMH since 2016, this partnership combines immediate support for lifesaving maternity care with long-term investment in local capacity.
The Newborn Toolkit has just announced the launch of a Portuguese-translated Newborn Technical Terms Glossary that we have contributed in developing, along with the African Neonatal Association. A key tool to facilitate access to current and high-quality information, improve training pathways and ultimately the quality of care.
Doctors with Africa CUAMM is launching a Local Open Tender to select eligible suppliers for the Supply of Drugs, Consumables and Medical Equipment.
Doctors with Africa CUAMM is launching a Local Open Tender to select a company to carry out construction works for the Medical gases supply upgrading works for Black lion (Tikur Anbessa) Specialized Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit – NICU , Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
A major international event was held in Rome on April 22–23, bringing together faith-based organizations and partners dedicated to improving access to essential services—water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH)—in healthcare facilities. The gathering provided a valuable opportunity to advocate for and accelerate progress in strengthening WASH systems in health settings.
Training health workers in Kharkiv to improve the management of survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence (IPV). A key activity within the framework of the SHIELD Project – Strengthening Health and Protection for Vulnerable Communities in Conflict-Affected Sumska and Kharkivska (AID 06/UCR/013157).