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Malian mayors, community health associations, and communities mobilized over 7,850,000 FCFA (approximately US$13,305) in local resources to support payments of community health worker (CHW) stipends in Mali. The funds, mobilized by local stakeholders in the regions of Kayes and Sikasso between October 2019 and January 2020, enable CHWs to continue to continue providing essential care following the end of funding from USAID via the SSGI Project this past September. CHWs, who reach Malians who live more than five kilometers from community health centers, have contributed to increased modern contraceptive prevalence. According to the 2018 Mali DHS, modern family planning use among married women age 15-29 increased from 10% in 2012-13 to 16% in 2018.
Malian mayors, community health associations, and communities mobilized over 7,850,000 FCFA (approximately US$13,305) in local resources to support payments of community health worker (CHW) stipends in Mali. The funds, mobilized by local stakeholders in the regions of Kayes and Sikasso between October 2019 and January 2020, enable CHWs to continue to continue providing essential care following the end of funding from USAID via the SSGI Project this past September. CHWs, who reach Malians who live more than five kilometers from community health centers, have contributed to increased modern contraceptive prevalence. According to the 2018 Mali DHS, modern family planning use among married women age 15-29 increased from 10% in 2012-13 to 16% in 2018.
Malian mayors, community health associations, and communities mobilized over 7,850,000 FCFA (approximately US$13,305) in local resources to support payments of community health worker (CHW) stipends in Mali. The funds, mobilized by local stakeholders in the regions of Kayes and Sikasso between October 2019 and January 2020, enable CHWs to continue to continue providing essential care following the end of funding from USAID via the SSGI Project this past September. CHWs, who reach Malians who live more than five kilometers from community health centers, have contributed to increased modern contraceptive prevalence. According to the 2018 Mali DHS, modern family planning use among married women age 15-29 increased from 10% in 2012-13 to 16% in 2018.
Malian mayors, community health associations, and communities mobilized over 7,850,000 FCFA (approximately US$13,305) in local resources to support payments of community health worker (CHW) stipends in Mali. The funds, mobilized by local stakeholders in the regions of Kayes and Sikasso between October 2019 and January 2020, enable CHWs to continue to continue providing essential care following the end of funding from USAID via the SSGI Project this past September. CHWs, who reach Malians who live more than five kilometers from community health centers, have contributed to increased modern contraceptive prevalence. According to the 2018 Mali DHS, modern family planning use among married women age 15-29 increased from 10% in 2012-13 to 16% in 2018.
Malian mayors, community health associations, and communities mobilized over 7,850,000 FCFA (approximately US$13,305) in local resources to support payments of community health worker (CHW) stipends in Mali. The funds, mobilized by local stakeholders in the regions of Kayes and Sikasso between October 2019 and January 2020, enable CHWs to continue to continue providing essential care following the end of funding from USAID via the SSGI Project this past September. CHWs, who reach Malians who live more than five kilometers from community health centers, have contributed to increased modern contraceptive prevalence. According to the 2018 Mali DHS, modern family planning use among married women age 15-29 increased from 10% in 2012-13 to 16% in 2018.