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Improved RMA Capacity in Management and Implementation of Health Programs: To improve RMA’s capacity in implementation high quality health programs, three new employees were recruited, namely: human resources manager, program manager and finance coordinator. These new staff will help RMA to have better HR and finance procedures. • Human resources – The new HR staff is being trained by PSI HR manager. This training will allow an experience exchange and align RMA’s human resources procedures to the most updated requirements. Besides, the new human resources manual is being finalized. • Finance – RMA finance department have been receiving constant support from PSI’s finance department to improve the financial procedures. Until now, RMA uses Excel for the accounting. It was recommended to switch to Primavera ERP (the most used accounting software in Angola) to improve its financial procedures. The Primavera supplier was identified who also will provide training for RMA staff. • Monitoring and Evaluation –Monitoring and evaluation of the data quality was conducted. It was found that there were some discrepancies between the data presented in the report and the data in the files. To improve data quality and accuracy, PSI’s M&E team has proposed a new database to collect and analyze the data to avoid errors in counting the number of people reached as well as the number of SBCC activities conducted. The database has been installed and RMA staff has received the training and started using the new database and tools.
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