Chapter 1: Maternal Health Scenario in Bangladesh: teh Policy Context
1. Introduction
1.1. Situation analysis
1.1.1. Eclampsia
1.2. The policy
1.2.1. The main actors involved
1.2.2. The vision
1.2.3. The priorities of the policy are:
1.2.4. The stated aims of this policy are:
1.2.5. Special programs to implement policy
1.2.6. Protocols and regulations to guide the implementation of the policy
1.2.7. Groups that the government (or other actors) intend to reach with this policy
1.2.8. Actual beneficiaries of the policy
1.2.9. Results
Chapter 2: Government Commitments for Ensuring Health Rights of Women
2.1. Obligations under international declarations/conventions/treaties Bangladesh ratified
2.2. Commitments about health rights at the regional level
2.3. Commitments about health rights at the national level
2.3.1. Constitutional provisions or other national laws say about rights relevant to the policy
2.3.2. The health and population sector programme & national health policy
2.4. Government achievements so far
2.5. Other relevant national policies
2.6. Local, customary or religious laws that influence the health rights of women
Chapter 3: The Government Capacity for Implementing the Policy
Financial resources available for the implementation of the policy
3.1. The percentage of national budget allocated to health
3.1.1. Part of the national budget and health budget coming from international cooperation
3.1.2. Government priorities within health budget
3.1.3. Health budget trend
3.2. Health and health care facilities, goods and services and programs for the implementation of the policy
3.2.1. Staff involved in implementing the policy or related programs
3.3. Factors limiting the implementation capacity
3.3.1. Cultural, religious, social, environmental and other factors
3.3.2. Structural reform or adjustments that influence the implementation of the policy
3.3.3. Lack of coherence between the policies and programs
3.3.4. Governments' political will to implement the policy
Chapter 4: The Impact on Human Rights
4.1. The right to get timely and appropriate health care
4.2. Lack of relevant determinants that hamper the implementation of the policy
4.3. Lack of participation of the client group in development and/or implementation of the "Bangladesh National Strategy for Maternal Health"
4.4. Violence against women
4.5. Accessibility of services, goods and facilities
4.6. Discriminatory effect
4.7. Gaps that hamper proper improvement of health condition
Chapter 5: Recommendations
Annex 1: Abbreviations
Annex 2: Litterature review: HeRWAI
Annex 3: Field based findings
