The GFF's new annual report documents a decade of country-led progress toward ending preventable deaths of women, children and adolescents, even in the world's most challenging contexts — with a particular focus on the last year.

As of 2025 reporting, all 36 GFF partner countries had reduced maternal and child mortality while expanding access to family planning. After years lagging behind global averages, GFF partner countries now outpace them, reducing maternal mortality more than twice as fast as the global average and cutting under-five mortality more than 25 percent faster.

The pathway forward is clear: sustained country leadership, aligned financing and a continued focus on ensuring that every mother, every newborn, every child and every adolescent — regardless of where they are born — can survive and thrive.

Read the Report