VOICED : Mexico cajas de bebes para reducir mortalidad

The video discusses maternity boxes inspired by Finland, which are used as cribs and contain 25 baby products. The Cuna Ciudad de México project distributed 6,000 boxes to low-income pregnant women to reduce infant mortality. The initiative includes a comprehensive health plan for prenatal and postnatal care. Finland's successful model, started in the 1930s, serves as inspiration. Authorities aim to distribute 10,000 boxes this year, though this falls short of the needs of Mexico City's large population.

What is the primary purpose of the maternity boxes distributed in Mexico City?

• To serve as a crib and provide essential baby care items

• To offer financial assistance to new parents

• To provide a decorative item for the nursery

• To promote Finnish culture in Mexico

What additional support is provided alongside the maternity boxes?

• Access to private healthcare facilities

• Discounts on baby products

• A comprehensive health plan for prenatal and postnatal care

• Free childcare services

Since when has Finland been distributing maternity boxes to reduce infant mortality?

• Since the 2000s

• Since the 1990s

• Since the 1930s

• Since the 1950s

What is the target number of maternity boxes to be distributed in Mexico City this year?

• 8,000

• 5,000

• 10,000

• 12,000

What challenge is highlighted regarding the distribution of maternity boxes in Mexico City?

• Lack of interest from the public

• High cost of production

• Difficulty in transporting the boxes

• Insufficient number of boxes to meet the needs of the population