The MANI project was developed in 2015 to increase the survival chances of mothers and newborns by improving access to health services and promoting innovation for better maternal and newborn care. One of MANI’s interventions trains Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) to become Birth Companions, who refer and accompany pregnant women to health facilities for antenatal visits and delivery.
Latest Publications
Violence, uncertainty, and resilience among refugee women and community workers: An evaluation of gender-based violence case management services in the Dadaab refugee camps
- Countries: Kenya, Global
- Co-authors: LSHTM, APHRC, IRC
- Published: February 2018
Dangerous ground: Syrian refugees face an uncertain future
- Countries: Jordan, Lebanon, Syrian Arab Republic, Turkey
- Co-authors: Action Against Hunger, Danish Refugee Council, International Rescue Committee, Norwegian Refugee Council, Save the Children
- Published: February 2018
Supporting consciousness, solidarity, collective action: CARE’s role in social movements
- Countries: Ethiopia, Niger, Latin America
- Co-authors: Doris Bartel, CARE
- Published: January 2018
Ending violence and harassment against women and men in the world of work
- Countries: Global
- Published: January 2018
Suffering in silence: The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2017
- Countries: Global
- Published: January 2018
Targeting vulnerable households for humanitarian cash transfers
- Countries: Zimbabwe, Global
- Co-authors: World Vision
- Published: December 2017
CARE global VSLA reach 2017: An overview of the global reach of CARE’s Village Savings and Loan Association programming
- Countries: Global
- Published: December 2017
Political consciousness, leadership and collective action in the Mata Masu Dubara structures in Niger
- Countries: Niger
- Published: December 2017
Left behind: How the world is failing women and girls on refugee family reunion
- Countries: Greece, Global
- Co-authors: Melissa Network
- Published: December 2017
