Upcoming Plans Clause Samples
The "Upcoming Plans" clause outlines the parties' intentions or scheduled actions for the near future within the context of the agreement. It typically details specific projects, deliverables, or milestones that are expected to occur, providing a roadmap for what each party should anticipate. By clearly stating these forthcoming activities, the clause helps ensure mutual understanding and alignment, reducing the risk of misunderstandings or missed expectations regarding future obligations.
Upcoming Plans. Increased access to a wide range of modern contraceptive methods and quality FP/RH services
Upcoming Plans. At the beginning of the next quarter, the project will hold an introduction workshop for the entire Nampula IFPP team. The whole team will be introduced to the IFPP project, to the different components of the project (urban, combo, and rural packages), and to the different roles and responsibilities of the consortium members. IFPP has planned the official launch of the project in Nampula for the beginning of the next quarter and has begun the preparation of the launch in Sofala province. Taking Nampula province experiences with launching process as departure point of implementation and all constraints faced such as staff recruitment and identification of potential partners, IFPP will begin Sofala’s startup with the preparation process in parallel with Nampula implementation. The rationale behind this thought is to guarantee a streamlined recruitment process in order to have qualified staff without time pressure when Sofala starts. District coordinators and the provincial MCH officers will go through a training of trainers (TOT) in Maputo. The TOT will address family planning as well as the mentorship tools, FP/RH and environmental compliance (including the compliance monitoring app), and implementation learning. After the TOT, it is expected that the district coordinators and the project MCH officers will start field implementation. By the end of the next quarter a total of 27 health facilities (HFs) will be trained and will be receiving mentoring and supervision by ▇▇▇▇. It is also expected that the community components will have trained the community supervisors, have the MOU with the community based organizations signed, and at least 48 pairs of community facilitators trained. PSI will ensure that the initial planning of the Movercado system is up and running to ensure that we can capture program results. The role of traditional birth attendants (TBAs) in this project will be to increase demand of pregnant women for seeking care at health facilities so that they can receive antenatal care, have an institutional delivery and be counseled and receive a post-partum contraceptive method. Movercado will ensure that they are able to capture the number of women who are referred, and who complete referrals, to health facilities for ANC services and labor and delivery The step-by-step process involves setting up the Movercado platform for TBAs to make referrals and the incremental roll-out of the Movercado platform for TBAs (with confirmation of referrals at hea...
Upcoming Plans. What do you plan to accomplish by next quarter? Are there any anticipated changes to the Work Plan? Will you be able to stay on schedule and within the approved budget?
Upcoming Plans. Objective 1
Upcoming Plans. (A) Central-Level Technical Assistance Objective 1: Improved food and nutrition program design, implementation, and M&E for people living with HIV and/or TB in MISAU care and treatment services supported by the USG.
1.1 Strengthen MISAU and provincial health systems to implement the PRN.
1.2 Support MISAU to develop and implement QI systems for nutrition services provided through health facilities.
1.3 Support the integration and improvement of counseling activities to improve nutrition practices among people living with HIV and/or TB in care and treatment services and community-level programs.
1.4 Support the integration and improvement of nutrition content in in-service training of health professionals and strategies and curricula related to HIV and TB.
1.5 Support MISAU to improve the national nutrition surveillance system.