Domestic resource mobilization (DRM) is more critical now than ever to sustain health and rights. This session explores how civil society has advanced DRM to reduce maternal and child mortality, combat malnutrition, and improve reproductive health outcomes by influencing national policy, advocating through coalitions, and centering marginalized groups in decision-making.
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