At the same time, it means the beginning of a one-year campaign during which the critical need for improving mothers and newborns around the world will emphasize.
Every year nearly 300,000 women in the world lose their lives due to the complications associated with pregnancy or childbirth, while more than two million babies die in the first month of life. Unfortunately, up to two million stillborn cases.
Despite global efforts, four of the five countries have not yet been able to meet the goals by 2030. years to reduce mothers and newborn mortality. Despite the challenges, Bosnia and Herzegovina takes concrete steps to improve health care. Last year, she joined the EU4Health program, thanks to the efforts of the Ministry of Civil Affairs.
This European Union initiative worth 4.4 billion euros gives land access to vital European funds and resources key to health sector modernization and strengthening capacity to deal with future challenges.
Through the EU4Health, Bosnia and Herzegovina has the opportunity to build a more sustainable and resistant health care system with facilitation capacities, ensuring healthier and better care for their citizens.
This year’s World Health Day Campaign calls for specific actions of governments, health institutions and civil society organizations in providing more accessible and better health care for mothers and newborns.
From the WHO they pointed out that health systems must be developed to address not only obstetric (pregnant) complications, but also mental health conditions, non-communicable diseases and family planning and to support the long-term welfare of women.
World Health Day plays a key role in raising awareness of many critical health problems that often remain neglected. Also, he promotes equality by emphasizing health as a thorough human right for all, regardless of geographical or socio-economic status.
In addition to raising awareness, the World Health Day serves as an incentive for changes, motivating individuals to adopt healthier lifestyles and encouraging governments to invest in health infrastructure and resources.
It encourages global solidarity by uniting people in a common mission to ensure a healthier future for everyone.
This opportunity is not just a reminder of challenges, but also the opportunity to celebrate health care and government prevention, and citizens should work together to ensure available, quality and newborns, the BiH Ministry of Civil Affairs.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
