ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE QUARTER Sample Clauses

ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE QUARTER. 3.1. Program Management
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ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE QUARTER. The first quarter activities included a range of activities to initiate the project and provide a solid base for project implementation. ⮚ Project Start-up The ZPCT Cooperative Agreement between USAID/Zambia and Family Health International was signed by USAID’s Regional Agreement Officer on September 16, 2004 and signed by Family Health International on October 8, 2004. FHI staff arrived in-country on October 12, 2004 to initiate the project. Start-up activities included identification of office space, recruitment and hiring of ZPCT staff, and procurement of required office equipment and furniture. In addition to assistance with these logistical issues, technical assistance for planning and initiation of project activities was also given In order to support the project initiation process, FHI/Arlington, MSH, and IHAA provided support through the technical assistance visits included in the table below. Techinical Assistance Trips Taken Program Management Start-up Trips (partner meeting, recruitment, work plan development, site preparation/ assessment and other start-up) 1. X Xxxxxx, FHI (October 2004) 2. X Xxxxx, FHI (Oct- November 2004) 3. X Xxxxxxx, FHI (October 2004) 4. L Xxxx, IHAA (October 2004) 6. X Xxxxxx, MSH (November 2004) 7. X Xxxxxx, FHI (Nov-December 2004) 8. X. Xxxx, IHAA (November 2004) 9. X Xxxxxxx, FHI (December 2004) 10. K Xxxxxxxxx, FHI (December 2004) Program Management Support 1. M Xxxxxx, FHI (December 2004) Technical Assistance: VCT/PMTCT (Work plan development, National Partners Meeting and Assessment) 1. X Xxxxxxx, FHI (October 2004) 2. X Xxxxxx, FHI (November 2004) 3. S XxXxxx FHI (Nov-December 2004) Technical Assistance: PMTCT (Assessment) 1. J Mandala FHI (December 2004) Technical Assistance: Clinical Care & ART (Assessment) 1. L Xxxxxx XXX (December 2004) Techinical Assistance Trips Taken Technical Assistance: M&E (Partners Meeting, Assessment, Development of M&E Plan) 1. W Tun FHI (October 2004) 2. I Kabore FHI (October 2004) 3. W Tun FHI (December 2004) IT Support 1 A Aliyongo FHI (October 2004) 2. A Aliyongo FHI (Nov/December 2004) Partner agreements were also developed between Family Health International (FHI) and each of the Project Management Team (PMT) organizations, International HIV/AIDS Alliance (IHAA) and Management Sciences for Health (MSH). In addition, subagreement development is ongoing with Expanded Church Response (ECR), Kara Counselling and Training Trust (KCTT), and International Youth Foundation (IYF). A rapi...
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