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Funded by the M-Pesa Foundation, Amref Health Africa and PharmAccess Foundation have been implementing the Uzazi Salama project, in partnership with the county government.  \nThe county government has attributed improvements in RMNH outcomes to, among other reasons, contributions from development partners in improving the quality of health service delivery and strengthening community health systems. Uzazi Salama is one such intervention, which was purposefully designed to address major demand and supply challenges in the delivery of MNH services. This has resulted in significant improvement of MNH indicators like: a 22% increase (from 34% to 56%) in health facility deliveries; 9% increase in immunisation and 6% increase in ANC1. These can be attributed to increased community education, capacity strengthening of health workers, as well as upgrading of health facilities to provide quality MNH services.  \nThe last phase (March 2020 to March 2021) of the Uzazi Salama initiative implemented in the past one year was geared towards extending its engagement in Samburu County to further improve maternal new-born health coverage and foster sustainability of the health programmes at community, facility and county levels. The objectives of this phase were:  \n1. To improve access and utilisation of quality maternal and new-born health services through increased social accountability.  \n2. To increase programmatic, financial, partnership sustainability of the project initiatives.  \n1 Source DHIS (2015-2018)  \nApproach  \nThe following interventions were conducted by the Uzazi Salama project to achieve the set objectives:  \n1. Strengthen health financing for maternal and new-born health supplies and commodities in Samburu County:  \nDuring Phase II of the project, it was realised that capacity building of health workers without providing the necessary equipment and supplies was not sufficient in improving the quality of maternal and neonatal health services. Similarly, reliable supply of medical supplies and equipment requires adequate allocation of funds in the county health budget.  \n2. Sustain quality maternal and new born health service provision: To achieve this, the project team sought to enhance county ownership for sustainability and embedded quality improvement using SafeCare.  \n3. Strengthen the referral system to improve uptake of maternal and new-born health services: Poor infrastructure and lack of ambulance services have been cited as a major impediment to access of health services in the county. To bridge this gap, the project worked with the county government in revising the ambulance policy. An evaluation of the current gaps to inform the next course of legal framework was initiated and the process has been taken over by the county.  \n4. Strengthen accountability to ensure health commitments are fulfilled: The Uzazi Salama project has been working with the county government to ensure that maternal and new-born health priorities are included in the County’s Annual Operational Plans (AOPs) for increased accountability in ensuring successful implementation of its health plans. The project also worked with communities and other civil society organisations (CSOs) to strengthen social accountability to ensure the government stays committed to the provision of quality MNH services.  \nAccomplishments  \n1.0 COVID-19 Response Activities  \nAt the start of this phase, the project rolled out its work plan despite challenges occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic. 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