EQUIST
Equitable strategies to save lives
Equitable strategies to save lives
Children under five years old die every day
Newborns die on the first - and only - day of life each year
Women give birth every year without a skilled attendant
Many children can be saved by proven means and at little cost if equity gaps are eliminated
Poor children are 2 times less likely to reach the age of five than rich children
Newborns in the poorest households of South Asia have the lowest chances of being breastfed within the first hour of birth
A data-driven system that identifies equitable strategies to save lives
EQUIST
identifies the
most deprived children
Through deprivation analysis that reveals disparities masked by aggregate figures
The system holds duty-bearers accountable to all children - especially the most vulnerable
And shows how to invest in proven
cost-effective interventions
Equist helps to remove bottlenecks to service delivery
Equist partners with communities to optimize
available resources
Equitable strategies to save lives