The 2013 State of the World's Mothers Report
- Publisher:
- Save the Children
- Publication Date:
- 7 May 2013
- Tags:
- Pregnancy and Childbirth, Women and Gender
The chances a mother and her baby will survive help determine Save the Children's annual rankings of the best and worst places in the world to be a mother. Education, income and political representation of women are the other factors.
Most Baby Deaths in Africa
- VIDEO: Save the Children Launches in South Africa
- VIDEO: Naomie Harris Speaks On South Africa
- DR Congo Riskiest Country For New Mothers
- AUDIO: Save The Children Launches in South Africa
- Save the Children Releases 2013 World Mothers Report
- 1 Million Babies Die the Day They're Born - Save the Children
'Babies Dying Gets Me Where It Hurts'
- Babies Dying Gets Me Where It Hurts
- Global Newborn Action ...With a Plan
- Educating Mothers to End Newborn Deaths
- Health Systems Failing Newborns
- Simple Antiseptic Can Save Newborn Lives
- Saving Newborns
- It's Time to do Another "Easy" Thing: Newborn Health Care
- Roadmap to Tackle Newborn Deaths
- Heart-Warming Innovation Saves Newborns
Saving Newborn Babies from Dying
- VIDEO: First Moments: Mothers Reflect on Love at First Sight for their Newborn Babies
- Lack of Skilled Help During Childbirth in Rural and Poor Areas Jeopardise Thousands of Mothers and Babies' Lives in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Over 3,000 Babies Die at Birth - Report
- 23,000 Infants Die in First Day of Life Every Year
- Charity Warns Surge in Newborn Deaths
- VIDEO: Africa: First Day Deaths of Newborns
Focus on Preventable Child Deaths
- New Effort Targets the Leading Killers of Children
- Chronically Malnourished Children Are 20 Percent Less Literate - Report
- Malaria, Diarrhea, Pneumonia Killing Children - Unicef
- Path Experts On Lists of Top Vaccine Influencers
- New Global Study Pinpoints Main Causes of Childhood Diarrheal Disease
- UN Launches Program for African Child
- Global Partnership Seeks to Save Kids From Diarrhea, Pneumonia
- New Vaccines to Save Children's Lives
- Aiming to Eliminate Preventable Child Deaths
- Pneumonia - Number One Killer of Children Under Five
