After randomization of each facility, standard training or MP-ICT training will be conducted. Evaluations will include a baseline assessment of available equipment and supplies for neonatal resuscitation, immediately after enrolment and before training. To determine the duration of the effects of the intervention, the proposed outcome indicators will be evaluated six months after the training. The primary and secondary outcomes will be assessed intrapartum (within 5 minutes after birth) and postpartum (at 24 hours and 7 days, to know the outcome of the infant). The assessments will be based on an observation sheet, in which trained research assistants (registered nurses or equivalent local personnel) will record the activities conducted during the delivery and the birth, and the results of the neonatal resuscitation. The observation of performance in neonatal resuscitation can also be recorded randomly through videos, to verify the validity of the data collected by the research assistant. The videos will be reviewed by the field monitor and by one of the investigators. In order to comply with confidentiality requirements, the videos will be deleted after verification of information.