Proposed Targets for Q4 FY18 Sample Clauses

Proposed Targets for Q4 FY18. In Q4, HFA will focus on the following activities: • Providing FP trainings for healthcare providers at provincial and municipal levels. Training will happen in Luanda and Huambo with providers in municipal levels. • Disseminate, at provincial and municipal levels, the FP norms and protocols such as: o National Family Planning Strategy 2017-2021; o Strategy for Integral Attention for Adolescents and Youth 2016-2020; o Manual of Orientation for Manual for The Notification, Care and Referral of Cases of Suspected or Confirmed Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence and Other Violence; • Supporting the Direction of Health Promotion to finalize, print and disseminate the national FP/RH Communication Strategy. The proposed targets per indicator are presented in the table below. Performance Indicators Quarter targets for FY18 Q4
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Proposed Targets for Q4 FY18. 5.6.1 Finance and Governance Strengthening • Strengthen capacities for iCCM costing analysis started Since HFA Project main goal is to provide technical assistance to strengthen capacities for developing a costing iCCM analysis, during quarter 4, this goal will be concluded, after having collected the health community services information, among the different organizations involved (MOH, MAT, FAS, etc.), being able to present a final report. In additions, it will be necessary to follow up on the results of the study of health services (e.g. malaria, diarrhea and pneumonia) costs at the community level, and how the counterparts intend to share and use the information obtained with key decision makers. In addition, it will be important to create a technical group with the responsibility to share the final costing study results with stakeholders. • Strengthen management capacity of the NMCP started As mentioned in the previous paragraph, the Q4 methodological approach will be approved by XXX and USAID and the fieldwork will be ongoing (interviews to stakeholders and consensus workshop). Once the needs assessment management capacities of the NMCP are carried out, it will be necessary to follow up on the results of the assessment, as well as the methods of capacity building plan implementation by NMCP. Possibly additional support from other stakeholders is going to be needed. As a result of the assessment, some capacity building activities will be included in the NMCP annual work plan, and in the next fiscal year of the HFA Project (FY19).

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