SDG 10 – Reduce inequality within and among countries
Larissa.Health contributes to SDG 10 by improving equitable access to midwifery and maternal health services, regardless of geography, income, or background. We reduce barriers that prevent vulnerable families from receiving timely care and strengthen the ability of midwives to serve diverse communities. Our approach complements public frameworks and promotes inclusion at scale.
10.a Implement the principle of special and differential treatment for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, in accordance with World Trade Organization agreements
We align with this principle by designing solutions that are adaptable for low-resource contexts, light in technical demand, and affordable for small practices. Partnerships with global and local actors ensure that developing countries benefit from technological support without disproportionate costs or dependencies.
How we translate this into outcomes
More equitable access – fewer missed contacts for vulnerable groups – culturally sensitive information – stronger continuity across settings.
Measurement notes
We track progress by disaggregating uptake and outcomes by geography, income level, and vulnerability. Alignment reflects contribution and methodology – not endorsement or substitution for national strategies.
