National Maternity Health Blueprint

Job ID: 39760433

Budget: $30 – $250 USD

I need a well-researched, five-year strategic plan that my Ministry of Health can adopt to improve maternity outcomes nationwide. The document must be written for government and policy-makers, using clear public-health language, costed interventions and measurable indicators so that it can move straight into cabinet review.

The priority is prenatal care. I want the strategy to drill down into two pillars—nutrition and supplements, as well as regular medical check-ups—showing why each matters, who should deliver the service, and how progress will be tracked. Feel free to draw on WHO guidelines, comparable country case studies and any available local data; if data gaps exist, propose realistic methods to fill them.

Please structure the work so that it flows logically from situation analysis through to monitoring and evaluation, while weaving in gender-sensitive and equity considerations. A high-level theory of change, SWOT and stakeholder map will help policy makers follow the narrative.

Deliverables
• Full strategic plan (Word or Google Doc)
• Executive summary (≤3 pages)
• Slide deck highlighting key findings and recommendations (PowerPoint)
• Source list of all references and datasets

I want to reform the maternity health in Saudi Arabia
Vision :leading the word in maternity and women health
Mission :to be one of the top G20 countries in maternity health and reduce maternal mortality to less than 4% in 100000 live births by 2030
Our main strategic objective
Ensure equity for all women to access health care services (target to be more than 90% by 2023
Ensure providing a best quality of care in all healthcare settings
Strengthens the health care providers
Investing in AI for improving maternal health
Expand research and innovation in maternal health
I want to use the current statistics of infrastructure,manpower ,maternal mortality ,
I want an initiative for the above objective with operational KPI


I will supply whatever national statistics I have once we start. Let me know your proposed outline, research tools and timeline in your bid; evidence of previous public-health strategy work will strengthen your proposal.