4. Provision of comprehensive, high-quality maternal health services, including adequate equipment and supplies for preventive, diagnostic and curative service, the training of medical staff and the development of treatment guidelines or protocols for the management of maternal complications. The state must ensure that these services are physically accessible to women across the country, and especially in rural areas. Education for pregnant women on potential problems, and especially on the increased chances of infection with malaria and the negative effects of such infection. 5. Conduct extensive public education, including through the media and community-based initiatives, as well as the education of medical personnel, on safe-motherhood and appropriate health practices. 33