An Opportunity for PPH Impact Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) continues to stand as the leading cause of maternal mortality globally, claiming the lives of thousands of women each year. However, in light of recent advancements and collaborative efforts within the medical community, there is a renewed sense of optimism that significant progress can be made to combat PPH effectively and save lives. Groundbreaking research, such as the E-MOTIVE trial, and concerted initiatives like the PPH Roadmap and the 2023 WHO recommendations, have provided us with valuable insights and tools to address PPH comprehensively. The WHO's latest recommendations underscore the effectiveness of the E-MOTIVE bundle of care, which includes key interventions such as the use of a calibrated drape for blood loss measurement, uterine massage, oxytocic drugs, tranexamic acid, IV fluids, and thorough examination. The results from the E-MOTIVE trial show a notable 60% reduction in severe PPH cases, highlighting the tangible impact of this bundle of care. It is imperative for governments worldwide to swiftly incorporate this bundle of care into national PPH management guidelines to ensure timely and standardized care for all women at risk of PPH. Countries like my country Nigeria, have already taken steps towards developing national guidelines and scaling up the implementation of the E-MOTIVE bundle of care, setting an example for others to follow. Collaboration through platforms like the PPH Community of Practice is essential in fostering knowledge-sharing and mutual support among countries striving to enhance their PPH management strategies. By joining forces and leveraging shared experiences, we can accelerate the dissemination and implementation of best practices in PPH care globally. The urgency of addressing PPH as a critical global health priority cannot be overstated, particularly as we strive to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and reduce maternal mortality rates. We are at a pivotal moment in our fight against PPH, and the time to act is now. Let us seize this opportunity to drive substantive change and pave the way for a future where PPH no longer poses a threat to maternal health worldwide. In conclusion, as advocates for maternal health and champions in the battle against PPH, it is incumbent upon us to harness the momentum generated by recent research findings and collaborative efforts to push for tangible change in PPH management practices. By mobilizing governments, healthcare providers, and communities to adopt evidence-based interventions like the E-MOTIVE bundle of care, we can make significant strides towards achieving our shared goal of eliminating PPH as a major cause of maternal mortality. Together, let us stand united in our commitment to saving lives and ensuring a safer, healthier future for mothers around the world. Yours for safe motherhood, Dr Francis Ohanyido, FAPH Director -General, West African Institute of Public Health, Trustee, UN SDGs Professional Support Group for Africa, Member , Steering Committee, GFF Civil Society Coordinating Group. #AlignMNHMovement @alignmnh @WAIPH_News @AfricaCDC @muhammadpate @SDGsAfricaPSG @Jhpiego @laktarr001 @gatesfoundation