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Reproductive, maternal, adolescent & child health

  • Most important projects and stakeholders working in this area of public health, including intergovernmental organizations, national government bodies, and non-state actors.

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    Stakeholders & projects
    Organisations: 11Projects: 11

  • Information and evidence resources, issue briefs, case studies and evidence synthesis briefs that can inform policy-making.

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    Evidence and evidence-informed practice
    Databases: 6

  • A collection of policies and analyses in this area of public health in the WHO European Region.

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    Policy & analysis
    Policy: 5Analysis: 7

  • A reference list of tools and methods to aid in the design, implementation and monitoring of policies in this area of public health.

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    Tools & methods
    Monitoring: 4Policy support: 3

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    Indicators & visualizations
    Indicators: 146Visualizations: 352

About the theme

Promoting healthy practices during prregnancy, childhood and adolescence, and taking steps to better protect young people from health risks are critical for the prevention of health problems in adulthood, and for countries’ future health and social infrastructure.

Featured indicator

  • Maternal deaths per 100 000 live births (Map)
  • Probability of dying before age 5 per 1000 live births (Line chart)
  • Infant mortality rate (Map)
Maternal deaths per 100 000 live births
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Infographics

  • Status of measles and rubella elimination in the WHO European Region
  • Rubella remains a threat
  • Measles is bouncing back
  • Simple measures save children's lives
  • Measles in the WHO European Region
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Featured stories

  • State of "Health 2020"
    State of "Health 2020"
    WHO’s health policy for Europe, Health 2020, aims to improve health and well-being, reduce health inequities and ensure universal health coverage. This visualization gives an overview of how Member States are doing, ranked against the policy’s targets and indicators.
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  • Exploring the Health for All family of databases
    Exploring the Health for All family of databases
    WHO Europe’s Health for All family of databases are the Region’s gold-standard source of health statistics for monitoring and assessment tools in key health policy areas. Discover the wealth of information in the “Health for All explorer”.
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