Nothing here is estimated for effect. Every figure traces back to a WHO, WFP, or UN report, linked at the source. This is what training reaches into.
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Rebuilt from primary reporting rather than reproduced, so every figure can be traced to its source.
Functioning health facilities nationwide
Deaths per 100,000 live births
US$ millions, Humanitarian Needs & Response Plan 2026
In December 2024, women's medical and midwifery education was banned nationwide. That single decision is projected to push an already-severe maternal mortality rate higher — there is no longer a legal path to train the people best placed to bring it down.
Only 67.5% of births are attended by a skilled worker. The rest happen with no trained person present, in a country already among the most dangerous places in the world to give birth.
17.4 million people need urgent food assistance. 4.9 million women and children are projected to need treatment for malnutrition this year alone.
21.9 million people are identified as in need — against a response plan that remains severely underfunded relative to what's required.
Every graduate of the 90-day program becomes a trained set of eyes in a place where, right now, most births have none at all.