Capacity Development for DSNE/MSPP Sample Clauses

Capacity Development for DSNE/MSPP. CDS has been able to substantially augment the capacity of the MSPP in the seven eastern communes in which it has been working for the past seven years, in that the MSPP staff and its facilities have been upgraded (training, supervision, repairs and maintenance, adequate equipment and supplies) and delivering high quality effective services during this period. But with CDS running and managing these services, not MSPP, there has been little development of MSPP capacity to deliver these services on its own. The missing element is management, with an emphasis on supervision and quality improvement. As of this writing (April 2003), SDMA baseline assessments have been carried out for MSPP in the western six communes at UCS and facility level, and the project’s activities are designed to focus primarily on strengthening those levels of the system. With regard to the departmental level management structure, however, the planned baseline Management Assessment has not yet been completed, and is scheduled to be carried out at MSPP Departmental level in May-June 2003. The lower level SDMA assessments have established the service, infrastructure, and management deficiencies in MSPP at UCS, facility, and community levels, and, as part of the SDMA assessment reports, have generated plans to correct these deficiencies. These reports and plans are provided in the baseline assessments (Appendix 6) for two of the facilities, and a summary of the findings for all the dispensaries are provided in the same appendix. As already stated, the project activities as a whole are aimed at correcting these deficiencies. Plans for departmental level capacity development will be able to be finalized when the results of the MA are available. The baseline SDMA done at UCS and facility level has clearly identified monitoring/supervision, and the use of data for management of service performance and quality as priorities for capacity development. The following actions are planned:
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