Objective 1: Enhance access to prenatal and postnatal care for pregnant women in refugee settings
- Increase the number of pregnant women receiving regular prenatal check-ups by X% within the first year of implementation.
- Ensure that at least X% of pregnant women receive postnatal care within the first six weeks after delivery.
- Provide culturally sensitive and comprehensive antenatal education to X% of pregnant women to promote healthy pregnancy outcomes.
Objective 2: Improve the availability and quality of emergency obstetric care in refugee settings
- Increase the number of functioning emergency obstetric facilities in refugee camps by X% within the first two years.
- Train X% of healthcare staff in emergency obstetric care, including the management of complications during pregnancy and childbirth.
- Ensure the availability of essential obstetric supplies and medications in X% of health facilities in refugee settings.
Objective 3: Strengthen mental health support for refugee women during pregnancy and postpartum
- Provide psychosocial support services to X% of pregnant and postpartum women, including counseling and trauma-informed care.
- Train X% of healthcare providers in identifying and addressing mental health issues in pregnant and postpartum women.
- Establish referral mechanisms for specialized mental health services for women with severe mental health conditions.
Objective 4: Promote family planning and reproductive health services in refugee settings
- Increase the utilization of family planning services by X% among refugee women of reproductive age.
- Provide comprehensive reproductive health education to X% of refugee women, including information on family planning methods, sexually transmitted infections, and menstrual hygiene.
- Ensure the availability of a range of contraceptive options and reproductive health supplies in X% of health facilities in refugee settings.
Objective 5: Foster partnerships and coordination among stakeholders for sustainable maternal health services in refugee settings
- Establish collaborative partnerships with local and international organizations, UN agencies, and government entities to support maternal health programs in refugee settings.
- Coordinate with existing health systems to ensure continuity of care for refugee women throughout the pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum periods.
- Advocate for policy changes and resource allocation to prioritize maternal health in refugee settings at national and international levels.
