One of the objectives in Milennium Deveopment Goals (MDGs) is decreasing maternal mortality rate (MMR). Currently, by the end of MDGs in 2015, MMR in Indonesia is recorded at 359, out of the target that it should be decreased to 102. This resarch is a multy years program, aiming at reducing maternal death by providing sheltes services in rural areas. There are many methodologies will be used during the period of research. The methodology of qualitative study and an experiment approach will be implemented. In the first year, qualitative study will be designed as a need assessment tool before developing the program further. In the initial year, the researcher from Germany wil develop a training modul to be used in an experimental study for the Mid-Level Providers (MLP). In the second year, an experiment research were planned by conducting a shelter model pilot project and training modul for MLP. The result of this trial will be evaluated and discussed qualitatively with policy makers, communites, and users on national conference with Germany research partner. The evaluation from the second yea then will be a concern to conduct a qualitative study in the final year for model redevelopment and national conference dissemination. The output in year 1 and 2 are international publications (Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Reproductive Medicine, submit 2017 and published 2018; Journal of Public Health Management and Practice submit 2019); two books (Mid Level Provider Training Module in Maternal Health, published 2017 and Best practice Maternal Health: shelter model in remote published 2018) and invited speaker in scientific international forum. In the third year, in addition to international publications as well as keynote speaker and prototype property right shelter model for maternal health services in remote areas. The whole research will be held in the remote rural districts of South Sulawesi, namely in district Wajo, Gowa, and Bulukumba.