Sustainability Strategy and Objectives Sample Clauses

Sustainability Strategy and Objectives. The anticipated increase in the number of trained health workers including TBAs, under the partnership between the Bridges-to-Health Project in Nampula and the MOH, will further increase health worker capacity to plan, manage and implement activities that will contribute to program objectives beyond the life of CS-16. The strategy that SC and its partners adopted to work through existing health facilities and the DHO personnel has worked well but needs reinforcing because there is a continued need for additional, qualified MOH staff at primary facilities level (health posts/health centers) in the districts. During field visits, the FE team observed that the groundwork for program sustainability has already been laid by the existing structure of the country’s primary health care system. What the project has provided through TA, support of the logistics of drugs and vaccines, and financial support, has enabled the DHO to establish a Program Management Team (PMT) designed to promote program planning, monitoring and evaluation, capacity building and sustainability of program activities. Due to MOH ownership of provincial and district-based health program activities (i.e. EPI), and the active participation of the DDS personnel in the implementation process (without additional compensation), it is believed that program sustainability of existing and future activities will continue to improve. Some of the program activities that appear sustainable include prenatal and postnatal care, and immunization programs. These program activities are already reflected in the existing MCH program of the MOH. What is needed is the provision of additional support in the areas of management and distribution of essential drugs, IEC materials for child spacing and disease prevention, and increased nutrition and malaria prevention activities to expand the scope of the DHO and the PMT program responsibilities. Table 12: Summary of Accomplishments to Date
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