The Asia Regional Respectful Maternity Care (RMC) Council

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Resources should support action on RMC by contributing evidence, innovations, implementation experiences, or practical tools.
Accepted formats: images, videos/films (via link), PDFs, Word documents, and PowerPoint presentations.
Include a brief description (2–3 lines) with each submission so members can quickly understand the resource and its relevance.
Upload a thumbnail image, or select one from our repository, that best represents the resource.

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Best Practices

October 15, 2026

Counselling, Consent and Debriefing in Caesarean Births in India

Uploaded by Gaurav

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India

Article

October 15, 2026

Are We Ensuring Respectful Maternity Care (RMC)—A Basic Human Right for Mothers in Our Hospitals?

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Testing Word Doc

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India

Policy Brief

October 06, 2026

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India

IEC Material

October 06, 2026

Respectful Maternity Care: A Woman's Diary

Uploaded by Gaurav

This is the first film in a new series created as part of ARMCC’s regional campaign on Respectful Maternity Care, exploring everyday experiences and practices that shape how women experience care. The film is now available in English, Bahasa Indonesia, Bangla and Nepali.

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India

Article

October 06, 2026

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India

Article

October 06, 2026

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India

Guidelines

October 05, 2026

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India

Best Practices

August 14, 2026

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Global

Research Paper

August 13, 2026

Free From Harm: A Trauma-Informed Resource for Maternity Care Workers

Uploaded by Amaira

A new mixed-methods study from Rajasthan’s Thar Desert district highlights persistent gaps in respectful maternity care (RMC) in public health facilities. While most women reported protection from physical harm and discrimination, informed consent, choice, and information-sharing remained limited, underscoring the need for stronger accountability and woman-centred maternity care.

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Global

Research Paper

August 05, 2026

The Right to Birth Companionship — ICM Position Statement

Uploaded by Amaira

ICM affirms every woman's right to a birth companion of choice throughout labour, birth, and postnatal care, in all settings and modes of birth. Urges policymakers, facilities, and midwives to end non-evidence-based restrictions and enshrine this right.

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