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Proposed Targets for Q4. Once the LLIN mass distribution campaign was resumed, following the jointly defined plan (see item 1.4 above), activities in Huambo province started (mid-May), and expected to be completed by mid-July. HFA had to revise its targets, proposing to cover 100% of the provinces of Cuando Cubango and Moxico and partially covering Lunda Sul and Lunda Norte, until Sept 30th (distribution will end by mid-Nov/18 in these provinces passing to Q1 Y3). New targets for Cuando Cubango, Moxico, Lunda Norte and Lunda Sul, in Q4 are: • Distribution of 1,687,637 LLINs • Estimated population to be covered: 3,037,746 beneficiaries (75,336 pregnant women + 588,715 children <5 years-old) • 1,916 community health workers (HWs) (activists and field supervisors) to be trained in communication, registration, and distribution; • New Mass Distribution Toolkit completed and submitted for approval by the MOH by the end of Q4: the toolkit is in final stages of review by PSI and USAID before being translated to Portuguese, ready to be submitted to DNSP/NMCP for their input and final approval;
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Proposed Targets for Q4. In Q4, HFA will keep focusing on trainings and formative supervision: ⮚ Strengthen the technical capacity of malaria service providers at provincial and municipal level to appropriately diagnose and treat malaria (including MIP): HFA Result 2 – Training Targets for Q4 FY18 Province # of existing health facilities (HF) # of HW targeted for training* # of lab technicians targeted for training* Malanje 84 139 27 Lunda Norte 39 8 0 Lunda Sul 49 66 0 Cuanza Norte 57 79 18 Zaire 53 72 1 Uige 125 237 2 TOTAL 407 601 48 * Overall targets were calculated by subtracting achievements in Q1-Q3 from annual target by province. The program might readjust the proposed target based on cost-effectiveness of logistics: when values are very small in one province (1-10 HW to be trained, for example) it might be better to move those targets to another province. ⮚ Provide formative supervision to HU and service providers in all target municipalities of PMI provinces: HFA Result 2 – Formative Supervision Targets for Q4 FY18 Province # of existing health facilities (HF) # of HW trained in Malaria Case Management (ACT and RDT) to be supervised * # of Lab Technicians trained in lab diagnosis (microscopy) to be supervised ** Malanje 84 25 1 Lunda Norte 39 0 0 Lunda Sul 49 12 9 Cuanza Norte 57 5 0 Zaire 53 0 0 Uige 125 52 20 TOTAL 407 94 30 * Overall targets were calculated by substracting achievements in Q1-Q3 from annual target by province. The program might readjust the proposed target based on cost-effectiveness of logistics: when values are very small in one province (1-10 HW to be supervised, for example) it might be better to move those targets to another province. **Annual targets used to calculate Q4 targets were re-adjusted considering the number of of HW trained in Q1-Q3 and those expected to be trained in Q4. Since the basic conditions for implementing trainings and formative supervisions have been created, through training TOTs in “adult teaching skills” (CENFFOR) and updating and segregating supervision tools, the key activities to be implemented in the last quarter (Q4) will be to: o Provide the second phase of training on “adult teaching skills” to malaria TOTs (CENFFOR); o Implement the updated training and supervision plans for Q4; o Reinforce the training of OPMs, OPPMs, SPPMs and TOTs in management and use of database (e.g. insert data on trainings and supervisions in database); ⮚ Implementation of activities related to iCCM in 4 municipalities of Lunda Sul and Zai...
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