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Access Bank and UNFPA strengthen partnership to end obstetric fistula, launch Fistula Trust Fund

A Commitment to Women's Health and Inclusive Development The renewed partnership underscores Access Bank Ghana's broader commitment to sustainable development, women's health and inclusive national development, and reflects the collective effort required to eliminate obstetric fistula and restore hope to affected women across the country.
A National Push to End Obstetric Fistula By 2030 Dr Emmily Naphambo, Deputy Representative of UNFPA Ghana, commended Access Bank Ghana for renewing its commitment to the cause, emphasising that collaboration between government, development partners and the private sector remains critical to ending obstetric fistula in Ghana.
Access Bank (Ghana) Plc has signed an MoU with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) to strengthen collaboration under the Partnership to End Obstetric Fistula in Ghana.
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