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The SDG Actions Platform is a global registry of voluntary policies, commitments, multi-stakeholder partnerships and other initiatives made by governments, the UN system and a broad range of stakeholders to support acceleration of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Governments and other actors are encouraged to register their policies, initiatives or commitments that accelerate the implementation of one or multiple SDGs on the platform by filling out a form that seeks detailed information about each policy/initiative, including details of implementation, beneficiaries, budget and resources, timeline and evaluation.

 
 
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Tanzania will increase health sector spending from 12% to 15% of the national budget by 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
Mauritania commits to increasing expenditure on health to 15% by 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
Nigeria is committed to fully funding its health program at $31.63 per capita through increasing budgetary allocation to as much as 15% from an average of 5% by the Federal, States and Local Government Areas by 2015.
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Every Woman Every Child
Papua New Guinea commits to improve midwifery education, increase number of obstetricians, improve access to drugs and equipment, and develop comprehensive plans to improve existing health services
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Every Woman Every Child
Australia will invest around US$1.5 billion (A$1.6 billion) over the five years to 2015 on interventions evidence shows will improve maternal and child health outcomes
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Every Woman Every Child
Muskoka Initiative
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Every Woman Every Child
Zambia commits to increase national budgetary expenditure on health from 11% to 15% by 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
Uzbekistan commits to ensure that 96% of children aged 6-59 months receive vitamin A twice a year by up to 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
Sudan commits to increase the total health sector expenditure from 6.2% in 2008 to 15% by 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
Sri Lanka will empower the health sector through capacity building and leadership in information and communication technology
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Every Woman Every Child
Senegal commits to increasing its national health spending from 10% of the budget currently to 15% by 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
Sao Tome and Principe commits to increase the percentage of the general budget for health from 10% to 15% in 2012
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Every Woman Every Child
Tajikistan commits that 85% of midwives are trained and at least 85% of maternity facilities apply the clinical protocols approved by the ministry of health by 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
The Republic of South Sudan commits to increase the percentage of government budget allocation to the Ministry of Health from 4.2% to 10% by 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
Rwanda commits to increasing heath sector spending and reducing maternal mortality by 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
Ethiopia commits to increase the number of midwives and expects a decrease in the maternal mortality ratio by 2015
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Every Woman Every Child
Comoros commits to increase health sector spending to 14% of budget by 2014
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Every Woman Every Child
Chad commits to increase health sector spending to 15%
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Every Woman Every Child