WHO estimates that poor reproductive health accounts for up to 18% of the global burden of disease, and 32% of the total burden of disease for women of reproductive age.

Global progress towards universal access to sexual and reproductive health and rights has been slowest in the African region.

AI is the science and engineering of making intelligent machines and systems, especially intelligent computer programs, that can perform tasks commonly associated with intelligent beings.

AI can empower patients and communities to take control of their health care and better understand their evolving needs.

Research and document the landscape of Artificial Intelligence for Maternal, Sexual and Reproductive Health in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Bring together stakeholders in the field of AI and/or MSRH for research, collaboration, capacity building, and networking.

Promote the development of sustainable homegrown AI solutions for challenges in Maternal, Sexual and Reproductive Health in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Promote the significance of a responsible approach to AI development in MSRH, particularly with regard to gender, inclusion and ethics.

Upskill African innovators and researchers to develop AI applications, through capacity building and sharing of best practices.

Policy engagement and advocacy for the increased visibility, adoption, and funding of AI for MSRH in Sub-Saharan Africa.