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Key Findings:

• Grants under the strategy developed 20 curricula for training providers in delivering quality maternal health care. The number of providers trained over time steadily increased, with more than 40,000 providers trained across the country over the four-year MHQoC strategy.
• The strategy established 8 training centers, supported 422 facilities to become accredited, and established quality assurance procedures at 538 facilities over 3.5 years.
• More than 20,000 women and community members have engaged in efforts to build community accountability for quality maternal health services as a result of MHQoC strategy funding.
• Strategy activities have demonstrated localized success of MHQoC improvement efforts in facilities and among providers, such as nurse-mentorship programs and public-private partnerships to operate high quality health centers, but more information is needed on what works at scale to put guidelines into practice and institutionalize quality improvement.