TAILIEUCHUNG - THE UNITED STATES GLOBAL HEALTH INITIATIVE MOZAMBIQUE STRATEGY 2011-2015

Challenges for the global response to hiv. This progress, however, is fragile and unevenly distributed. HIV incidence is increasing in some countries and regions, and too many new infections are still occurring: million in 2009 alone, contributing to the current global prevalence of million. 3 Although much reduced from their peak in 1999, new infections continue to outpace the number of people placed on treatment. Most people in need still do not have access to antiretroviral therapy, and demand is growing. Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for 68% of the global prevalence of HIV, with diverse, generalized HIV epidemics that disproportionately. | Version THE UNITED STATES GLOBAL HEALTH INITIATIVE MOZAMBIQUE STRATEGY 2011-2015 Version I. Rationale and Vision for the Global Health Initiative in Mozambique Vision- In direct response to the central problems facing the health sector in Mozambique - lack of access to basic services difficulty in getting resources to where they are needed and challenges in deploying and keeping trained health workers at all levels - the vision of the Global Health Initiative GHI strategy is to further collaborate with the Government of the Republic of Mozambique GRM and other local partners to reduce maternal newborn and child MNC mortality in rural populations. In this vision GHI Mozambique will contribute to the ambitious GRM goals and the overall GHI goals of reduction in maternal newborn and child MNC mortality by 2015. Utilization of quality health care services will be improved by increasing access to high-impact evidence-based integrated maternal newborn and child health MNCH services improving specific health-seeking behaviors and improving specific components of the health system that will have the greatest impact on reducing mortality. Reduction of MNC mortality is a top priority of the GRM and we believe the extraordinary reach of USG-supported programs across Mozambique as well as our close engagement with the Ministry of Health MOH non-governmental organizations NGOs and the private sector provides a unique and promising opportunity to effectively reduce MNC mortality in a manner that is fully country-owned and sustainable. The USG health team is convinced that it can successfully apply a whole of government approach in this area. To realize this vision the USG will build on the robust programs that we are currently supporting recognizing that they represent a key area of opportunity where implementation of the GHI principles can maximize USG impact. Improved effectiveness and efficiencies will be achieved through Reorienting existing programs and developing .

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