In the past two decade, Ethiopia has shown significant improvement in reduction of maternal and child mortality. The Reports indicated that the rate of maternal mortality ratio in 2000 EDHS was 871 per 100,000 live ...

dolescents and youth comprise 33% of Ethiopia’s population which has a great implication on the social, economic, and political agenda of the country and positively contribute to the country’s development if investments ...

By 2030, the government of Ethiopia is committed to increase the “no stockout” status of at least three modern contraceptive methods from 63% to 90%.

Ethiopia is the second most populous country of Africa with a population of 102,850,793 million having growth rate of 2.6% in 2020 and ranks 12th in the world. The country is home to various ethnicities, with more than ...

Reproductive health is a development issue, hence efforts are required to achieve the three zero’s “zero unmet need for family planning services and information”, “zero preventable maternal deaths and morbidities." and ...

The Ministry of Health has instituted measures to accelerate the reduction of morbidity and mortality through the implementation of the first Health Sector Transformation Plan (HSTP-I) from 2016 to 2020 with other ...

The previous strategic plan on dual elimination of mother- to­ child transmission (MTCT) of HIV syphilis was concluded with encouraging process and impact indicators at the national level, Taking the experience and ...

The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Government Health policy states the mission of the Ministry of Health as “to reduce morbidity, mortality and disability and improve the health status of the Ethiopian people ...

Recognizing vulnerability of women and children to the consequences of TB due to gender and age related social and health inequalities, global commitments were made to prioritize these high-risk groups at the Moscow declaration ...