2014年H4+伙伴合作支持改善妇幼健康进展报告 Background In September 2008， UNICEF， UNFPA， WHO and the World Bank created the joint H4 initiative to provide harmonized support for maternal and newborn health in low-income， high-burden countries. Later joined by UN Women and UNAIDS， the retitled H4+ was tasked with supporting the advancement of the Millnnium Development Goals （MDGs） of reducing child mortality （MDG 4） and improving maternal health （MDG 5）. Efforts to combat HIV/AIDS， malaria and other diseases （MDG 6） and to promote gender equality and empower women （MDG 3） also fell within its purview. At the global and country levels， H4+ partners formed teams that leveraged the respective strengths of each agency to provide well coordinated technical assistance in the development and implementation of MDG action plans. H4+ later aligned its efforts in 2010 to support the mobilization and implementation of commitments made by countries， nongovernmental organizations and the private sector to the United Nations （UN） Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health （1）. The Global Strategy and its accompanying Every Woman Every Child' movement aim to accelerate progress towards achieving MDGs 4 and 5 by supporting country-led efforts to improve reproductive， maternal， newborn and child health （RMNCH） and most recently by sustaining the focus and momentum on women's and children's health in the emerging Sustainable Development Goals （SDGs）. 【更多详情，请下载：2014年H4+伙伴合作支持改善妇幼健康进展报告】