; (ii) number of maternal, newborn, and child deaths averted; (iii) percentage of births attended by skilled health personnel; (iv) an analysis of gaps in the health workforce required to end preventable child and maternal deaths, including an analysis of health workforce density (number of certified health workers, including community-based health workers, per population); (v) a description of the measured or estimated impact on maternal, newborn, and child survival of each ongoing program or project; (vi) progress towards achieving the goal to save 15,000,000 children’s lives and 600,000 women’s lives by 2020, and any subsequent goals established under the strategy required under subsection (d); and (vii) any other targets identified by the Coordinator as essential to meeting the goals of the strategy for ending preventable child and maternal deaths. (B) Assessments of progress made toward achieving the targets set forth under subparagraph (A). (C) A description of how the interventions or programs are designed to— (i) increase activities in target countries; (ii) reach underserved, marginalized, vulnerable, and impoverished populations; (iii) address causes of maternal, newborn, and child mortality with innovative efforts and interventions posed to go to scale; (iv) invest in activities that empower women, support voluntarism, and provide respectful maternity care; (v) improve transparency and accountability at all levels and include common metrics for tracking progress; (vi) ensure that high-impact, evidence-based interventions are prioritized; and (vii) expand access to quality services through community-based approaches and include community accountability measures. (D) Reporting on each aspect of the strategy established under subsection (d)(1), including— (i) multi-sectoral approaches, specific strategies, and programming utilizing high-impact, evidence-based interventions to address the leading causes of preventable child and maternal deaths