Activities and Publications
CDC led The Maternal and Reproductive Health in Tanzania project’s monitoring and evaluation activities. CDC’s reports and articles provide detailed information on how the project was organized and carried out, and the resulting changes in maternal and child health indicators.
Activities, Topics, Indicators, and Reports
- Maternal mortality
- Stillbirths
- Neonatal deaths
- Skilled birth attendance
- Emergency obstetric care
- Obstetric complications
- Maternal deaths averted
- Fertility
- Contraceptive knowledge and use
- Unmet need for contraception
- Antenatal care attendance
- Knowledge of pregnancy danger signs
- Delivery and postnatal care
- Infant mortality
- Early sexual activity
- Electricity
- Communication
- Transportation
- Staffing
- Training
- Protocols
- Emergency obstetric care functionality
- Essential drugs and equipment
- Contraceptive supplies
- Blood transfusion capacity
- Birth companionship
- Providing and receiving high quality reproductive care
- Companionship during delivery
- Respectful care
- Provider job satisfaction and training
- Provider technical knowledge
- Monitoring and Evaluating Maternal and Child Health Programs
- Overview of Maternal and Reproductive Health in Tanzania Project
- Improving Access to Quality Maternity Care to Reduce Maternal and Newborn Deaths
- Monitoring and Evaluating to Document the Health Improvements
- Impacts of the Project
- Activities and Publications