MOMENTUM Integrated Health Resilience - Niger-Quarterly Performance Report FY2023 Q2

The program aims to improve maternal, newborn, and child health and family planning and reproductive health services in Niger. In Niger, the program focuses on increasing access to quality maternal, newborn, and child health and family planning and reproductive health information, services, and interventions. The program also aims to improve the capacity of host country institutions, organizations, and providers to deliver evidence-based services. The program's implementation status is reported in the quarterly performance report for FY2023, Q2. The report highlights the progress made in achieving the program's objectives, including the increase in the number of beneficiaries reached with routine immunization, the number of pregnant women receiving antenatal care services, and the number of children and pregnant women reached with family planning and reproductive health services. The program has also made significant progress in improving the capacity of host country institutions, organizations, and providers to deliver evidence-based services. This includes the training of health workers in family planning and reproductive health services, the establishment of community management committees, and the implementation of the country's national health information system. The program's collaboration and learning activities have also been strengthened, with the establishment of a technical working group and the conduct of regular meetings and workshops. The program has also made progress in adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic, with the implementation of emergency preparedness and response plans and the establishment of an early warning response system. The program's performance indicators for Q2, FY2023, show significant progress in achieving the program's objectives. The number of beneficiaries reached with routine immunization increased by 27%, and the number of pregnant women receiving antenatal care services increased by 25%. The program also made progress in improving the capacity of host country institutions, organizations, and providers to deliver evidence-based services. The program's implementation status is reported in the quarterly performance report for FY2023, Q2. The report highlights the progress made in achieving the program's objectives, including the increase in the number of beneficiaries reached with routine immunization, the number of pregnant women receiving ant