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Newborn health

Mother with a newborn baby
Press release
01/01/2021
New Year’s Babies: Over 424 children will be born in Kyrgyzstan on New Year’s Day - UNICEF
With the calendar flipping to 2021, UNICEF dedicates its 75th year to reimagining a better world for children.
Newborn at maternity hospital in Kyrgyzstan
Press release
01/01/2020
New Year’s Babies: Over 392 children will be born in Kyrgyzstan on New Year’s Day - UNICEF
In 2020, UNICEF is calling for world leaders and nations to invest in health workers with the know-how and equipment to save every newborn
The maternity house in Osh received life-saving equipment for children
Press release
06/17/2019
The Government of Japan provides life-saving equipment for almost 1 mln USD to the South of Kyrgyzstan
The Ministry of Emergency situations and the Ministry of Health are receiving life-saving equipment to strengthen their services for children from the Government of Japan
The young mother Shahsanam, sees for the first time her baby boy at the Osh Regional Maternity Hospital in Kyrgyzstan. Shahsanam, who lives in a small village, 250 km away from the city, has just woken up after a caesarean delivery. At birth, her baby was misplaced in a breech position. Without access to trained medical staff and without the timely ambulance transport to the clinic, he would not have survived.
Press release
04/03/2019
1 in 4 health care facilities lacks basic water services – UNICEF, WHO
Корь в Кыргызстане!
Report
07/02/2018
Immunization in Kyrgyzstan. Qualitative research
Informative study to examine reasons behind vaccine refusals, resistances, and barriers
Мальчик получает прививку
Report
06/29/2018
Immunization in Kyrgyzstan. Quantitative research
Knowledge, attitudes, & practices towards immunization in Kyrgyzstan
a health work shows newly procured equipment
Press release
04/20/2018
Twenty-three hospitals in Osh, Batken and Jalal-Abad oblasts receive life-saving equipment for children and newborns.
The signing ceremony for the new programmes for Kyrgyzstan funded by the Government of Japan
Press release
03/06/2018
The Government of Japan allocates US$6.2 million for improving maternal and child health and drug control in Kyrgyzstan.
newborn
Press release
02/21/2018
Kyrgyzstan ranks #79 out of 184 countries on neonatal mortality rate
resuscitation unit
Article
02/19/2018
How a hospital in Kara-Suu cut child mortality
Kyrgyzstan decreased significantly child mortality. Simple solutions save lives!