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WHO launches maternal and neonatal health campaign in Burundi

Participants meet in Bujumbura for the launch of a national maternal and neonatal health campaign.

7 April 2025

A Bujumbura workshop marked the start of a year-long WHO campaign on maternal and neonatal health in Burundi.

At the launch workshop, the WHO representative presented the campaign slogan: “Good health at birth for a hopeful future.”

A man in a dark suit sits at a conference table beneath a blue United Nations emblem.
A man sits at the front of the maternal and neonatal health campaign workshop.

The campaign aims to bring health actors, technical and financial partners, and communities together around effective care for pregnant women and newborns. Workshop participants welcomed WHO’s continued engagement and its work to strengthen Burundi’s health system.

A man in a blue suit sits at a conference table with a microphone and a bottle of water.
A participant sits at a conference table with a microphone during the campaign workshop.
Photo: WHO launches maternal and neonatal health campaign in Burundi
Photo: WHO launches maternal and neonatal health campaign in Burundi

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