Improving Coverage and Quality of Interventions Sample Clauses

Improving Coverage and Quality of Interventions. The project more than doubles the beneficiary population currently served by XXXXX from 31,464 in Yacaní to 62,153 in the entire Province of Ichilo (including Santa Xxxx and Buena Vista). While XXXXX worked throughout Yacaní, in fact they only served a small percentage (30%) of the total communities and the urban center of Yacaní through their static clinic. Therefore, doubling the population served is a conservative estimate of the increases that will be realized by the project. In order to achieve this greater population coverage, XXXXX understands the need to incorporate more broad-based intervention strategies (such as increasing the use of community education and campaign style strategies) into their overall programming. In addition, greater integration with the MOH and other local partners will assist the IEF/CEPAC team to achieve the CS goals. XXXXX and XXX began the process of better integrating services prior to submission of the original DIP, in March of 2000. Since the proposal, no major changes have been made to the interventions. The project will address, EPI, Nutrition (including micronutrients), Breastfeeding, CDD and PCM. Pneumonia is the leading cause of death in under 5 year olds. Malnutrition is responsible for over half of deaths, is an underlying cause of all the major causes of deaths, and contributes to maternal deaths. Diarrhea is a leading cause of death as well, which can be treated at home with ORS or home available fluids in most cases. Data from CEPAC shows 80% of diarrhea (reporting to the mobile clinic) is due to parasitosis, however, the causes have not been studied on a community level in the project area. Deworming in addition to EPI/VA campaigns will continue as programmed in the proposal. Interventions not included are: 1.)Control of Malaria, 2.) Maternal and Newborn Care, 3.) Child Spacing, and STI/HIV/AIDS Prevention. These interventions were not selected primarily because it was felt that the project would be better served by concentrating on a small number of key interventions that directly relate to the leading causes of childhood mortality. By concentrating on these key interventions, the project will have the opportunity in the four year program cycle to lay the ground work for increasing coverage and quality for these interventions. Once this is successfully implemented with a few interventions, IEF and XXXXX can expand on this success and later add these other interventions which are affecting childhood mortalit...
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