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Promoting the use of the OHCHR TG to include a rights based framework for preventing maternal
mortality and morbidity in México
September 2014
The IIMMHR and the OHCHR TG
Promote MMM as a violation of a woman’s HR: to life, health, equality and non-
discrimination.
IIMMHR has been seeking to influence government officials,
int´l donors, & key stakeholders within the UN and regional HR systems.
The IIMMHR received a grant from NORAD to strengthen its work around the promotion of
the TG.
The grant provides for country projects in 4 countries with
interventions both among CSO and governments officials, &
production of case studies and information materials.
The IIMMHR: promoting the TG in 4 countries
SA
IIMMHR partner is working with the newly elected members of the parliamentary
oversight committee to understand human-rights based budgeting for maternal health and
attention to socially excluded groups.
IIMMR partner is working with midwives in training
institutions and health clinics to inculcate practice of human rights principles while providing maternal
health care.
In Peru the IIMMHR partner is working to institutionalize social accountability through
citizen monitoring of maternal health services, especially by the marginalized women who are
reporting to the Ombudsman's office.
Maternal Death in MexicoEvery year 1,000
women die in Mexico from
pregnancy related causes
84% of these deaths are
preventable
Every year 30,000 women experience
acute or chronic morbidity
MMR was 51 women per
100,000 live births in 2011
91% of women who died from maternal
causes received medical treatment
before dying
MM among indigenous women: Oaxaca (55.9%),
Guerrero (47.2%), Chihuahua (35.9%), Yucatán (25.0%) and
Chiapas (24.6%).
In Oaxaca, Guerrero and Chiapas one in
four maternal deaths occurred in their own
homes
Maternal death is the 4th cause of death
among teenagers (15 -19 years) after
homicide, traffic accidents and suicide.
Complaints regarding maternal mortality are
not followed up by health authorities
That a variety of stakeholders will begin to use the OHCHR TG to incorporate HRBA within their programmes to reduce MMM) in 3 States in Mexico.
SPECIFIC OBJETIVES
GENERAL OBJETIVE
To collaborate with the OHCHR and UN
agencies in the dissemination of the
TG
To identify stakeholders
nationally & in the 3 selected states
To advocate for the implementation of the
TG within local programmes for
preventing MMM.
Initial StrategyWorkshops on the TG with Maternal Mortality Committees, state ombudsman’s, the women’s state institutes’ and health system officials and civil society organizations in three states:
Jalisco
MMR: 29*
MMC: Strong
Development: 1
Oaxaca
MMR: 81*
MMC: Medium
Development: 3
Yucatan
MMR: 59*
MMC: n/a
Development: 2
Source: Observatorio de Mortalidad Materna, 2013 *2012
Advocacy PlanJanuary – May 2014
Stakeholders mapping:
Jalisco, Oaxaca & Yucatan
Contact OHCHR in Mexico
Booklet simplifying the
TG
Good Faith Agreement Blueprint
Advocacy w/ Excecutive
Branch Officials
Content and Design of
Forum
Forum with health officials
& service providers
Good Faith Agreement signature
Strategic Meetings in Jalisco• Health Secretary and team: Planinig, Public Health, Civil Hospitals &
Finance Directors• President of the Women´s Institute• President of the HR Comission
Jalisco´s Forum on TG• Addressed to health officials, health professionals and academia• Health secretary, University Dean, HR Comission, OHCHR, CPMSM
Maternal Deaths in Mexico January to September
2014
Jalisco is now the 4th state with most maternal deaths in the country during 2014
Advocacy ActivitiesJanuary – September 2014
Stakeholders mapping
Booklet simplifying
the TG
Good Faith Agreement Blueprint
Advocacy w/ Excecutive b.
Officials
Content and Design of
Forum
Forum with health officials
& h. service providers
Strategy Redefined
Forum on Obstetric Violence
Approach to Legislative
Branch
Budgetary Analysis
Verbal Autopsies
Reprinting/ dissemination
of booklet
Upcoming Advocacy Actions
The TG to be presented in the National Centre
for Gender Equality and Reproductive Health
(national governing body on maternal health)
20 Verbal Autopsies:Formal request of
information to federal health ministry
Working meetings with Jalisco health ministry –
Sept 24th
Keep on disseminating the
TG with government
officials and civil society
Inform the Memorandum of
Understanding with the results of the verbal
autopsies and budgetary analysis.
Budgetary Analysis of maternal health services - October
Reprinting of the simplified document
produced based on the TG