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DOGA Award 2020

Laerdal received both the Design for Excellence Award AND the Honorary Award for Laerdal Global Health’s NeoBeat. The DOGA Honorary Award is the highest level of recognition awarded to particularly impressive projects that have received the DOGA Award.

Introducing "Essential Care for Labour & Birth"

A new training program to improve the quality and experience of care for women and newborns — Developed by Jhpiego

Women Deliver 2019

We will be at Women Deliver, the world’s largest conference on gender equality and the health, rights, and wellbeing of women and girls in the 21st century.

Call for proposals to scale up innovations to save women and newborns’ lives

Innovation-to-Scale: Call for Proposals for accelerated, high impact, and sustainable scale-up of innovations for saving mothers and newborns at birth

When you Buy One, Gift One, you are helping save lives.

We want to thank all the customers of Laerdal Medical that have contributed to the Buy One Gift One campaign.

Lancet Global Health study on rates

A multi-country study that aimed to generate high quality data about population-based rates, timing and causes of maternal deaths, stillbirths, and neonatal deaths in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.

Laerdal's partnership with the Global Financing Facility

A partnership that will take innovations to scale, for maternal and newborn health

Survive & Thrive Report Published

Major Achievements of the Survive & Thrive Alliance: A 5-Year Report Guiding the Way Forward

Knit a hat for a happy newborn

The 50,000 Happy Birthdays program has launched a knitting campaign for babies saved in Ethiopia, Rwanda, Tanzania, Malawi and Zambia through this program.

Women and midwives need to be at the table, not on the menu!

International Women’s Day 2018 Statement by Franka Cadée, ICM President

Newborn Mask now available

Our reusable Newborn Mask is now available!

Video update 2018

Laerdal Global Health's annual video update 2018

MamaNatalie Taking Part in the International Day of Midwives!

Midwives around the world celebrated the "International Day of the Midwife" on May 5th. This year's theme was "the world needs midwives now more than ever". 5km community walks were arranged around the world as part of the global campaign for better access to midwifery services. MamaNatalie joined the walks both in Stavanger and Baltimore!