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Reducing Maternal and Child Mortality While Improving Equity and Efficiency in Rwanda

The Kuraneza project was a four-year child survival project implemented in four sectors (Kayenzi, Karama, Musambira and Nyarubaka) of the Kamonyi District in Rwanda. Kuraneza’s primary goal is to further reduce maternal and child mortality, while improving equity and efficiency in rural Rwanda.

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