ISLES1153 - Young Child Survival and Development (Nutrition)
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Category(ies):
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Health
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Start Date:
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15/02/2011
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Implementing Agency:
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Centre for Community Health and Disease Contol (CCHDC)
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Expected Completion Date:
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31/12/2011
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Executing Agency:
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Ministry of Health and Family
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Cost:
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Rf 334,100.00
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Funding Type(s):
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Loan
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Grant
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Related Pledges:
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Affordable and Quality Healthcare
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Financial Source(s):
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UNICEF
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Status:
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On-going
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Tag(s):
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Status Description:
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Progress: 22.94 %
- Request for procurement of Vitamin A.
- Vitamin A & Deworming distributed to all health facilities for the 1st round of this year.
- Growth monitoring equipments was received conducted in 1st March 2011.
- 3.2.1 New Born Care training proposal sent to UNICEF on 24th May 2011.
- 3.1.1 to develop a BCC strategy/campaign Two parties sent the proposal Evaluation done by CCHDC and sent to UNICEF.
- 2.2.6 Training conducted on 29th- 31st May (GDh and GA atoll) and on 5th-7th May (Meemu, Faafu and Dhaal) and Final Statement.
- 3.2.3 Maintenance of high coverage on immunization and safe healthcare practices. Proposal and TOR shared with UNICEF. GC sticker layout designing and printing ( outsourced) Meeting with interested parties conducted and information provided.
- 3.1.1Technical assistance to develop a BCC strategy/campaign on maternal and child nutrition is ongoing.
- Activity 3.2.1 reprogrammed to planned to conduct 2012.
- Activity 2.2.1 Cabinet paper has been send to PPD to finalize a decision regarding the revision/ maintenance of the ONCHS system.
- Activity 3.2.2 Vaccine schedule has been evalauated & the task assigned to a private company.
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Summary
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Objective:
- Target groups have equitable access to preventive and essential healthcare services and nutrition.
- Children, youth and women have equitable access to nutrition and related health services.
- Enhanced equitable access of men, women and young people to reproductive health services.
- By 2015, families enjoy quality health care and practice improved nutririon, hygiene behaviours & are aware of the effects of drug abuse and HIV.
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Added By: Mohamed Ahmed - 12/09/2011 05:42:58 PM
Last Edited By: -
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