UNICEF launches the project "Strengthening the health system, reducing maternal and infant mortality in the context of Ebola in Guinea crisis"
Conakry, March 17 (AGP) - The United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) conducted Friday, March 13 in Conakry, launched its project 'Strengthening the health system, reducing maternal and infant mortality in the context of the Ebola crisis in Guinea', with government funding Spanish in the amount of 1,846,793 US dollars, reports the UN agency in charge of the cause of children. Here are the full record of the charge of Communication of UNICEF Guinea: 'UNICEF launched the project "Strengthening the health system, reducing maternal and infant mortality in the context of Ebola in Guinea crisis" March 13, 2015. This project is made ??possible through funding from the Government of Spain, which rises USD 1,846,793. It aims to contribute to the reduction of maternal mortality and children under 5 years across the country. The Spanish Ambassador, Mr Francisco Benitez Salas, said that this donation is sufficient proof the commitment of his country for women and children, and deprived sections in general. For the UNICEF representative Mohamed Ag Ayoya, "this gesture goes beyond Ebola as it seeks to redress the system health. " According to him, "the impact of this epidemic has demonstrated the need to improve the health system. If the system is strengthened, we will deal with any outbreaks and provide access to quality services to people especially women and children ". '' AGP / 17/03/015 UNICEF / AGP
