BBC: How Rwanda Saved 590,000 Children and Lessons for Countries

BBC: How Rwanda Saved 590,000 Children and Lessons for Countries







Between 2000 and 2015, [Rwanda] achieved the highest average annual reduction in both the under-five mortality rate and the maternal mortality ratio in the world.

The report and podcast, both called, "How has Rwanda Saved the Lives of 590,000 Children?" feature four experts (including Wilson) on how Rwanda strengthened the health system to save children's and mother's lives, and what other countries can learn from Rwanda's successes. The Inquiry is broadcast on BBC's World Service.

Read more on the BBC World News.

Visit BBC's The Inquiry to listen online or download the podcast.