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NEWS |
| 24 Dec 2010 |
 JICA TQM Consultant invited as Guest Speaker for the Seminar on Bio Medical Waste Management in Gwalior (24th December 2010) .. .....Details |
| 16 Dec 2010 |
 The Common Review Mission visits Damoh district (16th - 22nd December 2010) .. .....Details |
| 6 Dec 2010 |
 National Dissemination Seminar of JICA MP RH Project held at NIHFW, New Delhi .. .....Details |
| 19 Nov 2010 |
 JICA Consultants oriented the Data Officers of DoHFW on use of GIS .. .....Details |
| 13 Nov 2010 |
 JICA team invited for the Partners Forum on Womens and Childrens Health, New Delhi .. .....Details |
| 19 Oct 2010 |
 JICA TQM Consultant invited to present a paper at the Asian Network for Quality Congress Delhi 2010 .. .....Details |
| 12 Oct 2010 |
 Dr. Kiran Ambwani, Deputy Commissioner (FP), MoHFW, GoI, visits Tikamgarh for the District level planning for MCH centres of Sagar division .. .....Details |
| 9 Sept 2010 |
 Dissemination Seminar held to share the findings of the Terminal Evaluation Mission .. .....Details |
| 8 Sept 2010 |
 Joint Review Meeting of JICA Project held on 8th September 2010 .. .....Details |
| 30 August 2010 |
 JICA TQM Consultant presented a poster at the Global Maternal Health Conference .. .....Details |
| 17 August 2010 |
 Madhya Pradesh becomes the first State to start the Public Health Management course at State owned Health Institute (SIHMC), Gwalior .. .....Details |
| 14 June 2010 |
 JICA TQM Consultant invited to present paper at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie .. .....Details |
| 15 June 2010 |
 Chief Representative, JICA India Office visited Project site .. .....Details |
| 24 May 2010 |
 JICA Consultant nominated by DoHFW, GOMP, for Training of Master Trainers on BEmONC at New Delhi .. .....Details |
| Abbreviations |
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| Ministry of Health & Family Welfare |
| Department of Health & Family Welfare |
PDM
JICA REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROJECT IN MP, INDIA (2007-2011)
Project Area = Sagar Division (Districts of Chhatarpur,
Damoh, Panna, Sagar &Tikamgarh).
Pilot Area = Damoh District (Hatta & Tendukheda Blocks) + Tikamgarh District
(Prithvipur & Baldevgarh Blocks).
Project Duration = January 2007-January 2011 (four years).
| NARRATIVE SUMMARY | VERIFIABLE INDICATOR | MODE OF VERIFICATION | IMPORTANT ASSUMPTIONS |
| OVERALL GOAL | |||
| NFHS NFHS State RCH report |
MMR NMR (Neonatal Mortality Rate) Number of districts which have adopted the operational guidelines developed by the Project |
NFHS report NFHS report State RCH report |
Operational guidelines of RH developed by the project are adopted by the State of MP. |
| PROJECT PURPOSE | |||
| To increase the number of pregnant women and mothers who receive quality services for Safe Motherhood | No. of pregnant women who received at least three
ANC checkups No. of deliveries assisted by Skilled Birth Attendants (Drs, nurses and ANMs/LHVs) |
ANM Register reviewed by BMO Register of CHCs/PHCs |
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| OUTPUTS | |||
| 1. Improved midwifery practice by ANMs/LHVs | No. of ANMs/LHVs who received in-service training
on SBA No. of ANMs/LHVs who acquired (and regularly practice?) basic SBA knowledge/skills |
Training Reports of the five Districts Results of knowledge/skills test after completion of the training courses |
The Safe Motherhood Policy continues |
| 2. Clean and safe delivery services become available at the CHCs and PHCs in the Project Area | % of institutional delivery % of CHCs/PHCs implementing Hygienic Management Procedures for the facility as well as equipment & instruments Community satisfaction to the quality of institutional delivery |
Annual Reports by the Districts 5S marks by external evaluators Exit interviews |
The State adopts the Minimum Package for Obstetric Facilities as a part of RCH/NRHM |
| 3. ANMs and LHVs more closely supervised by the BMO and his team | No. of ANMs/LHVs reporting regularly using proper
formats No. of Blocks performing Program review based on validated data No. of Districts performing Program review based on the HMIS guidelines |
BMOs' supervisory reports on the performance of
ANMs/LHVs Block/District Program Review Reports, District Review Report |
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| 4. Community demand for safe motherhood services increases | No. of communities regularly contacting ANMs for
ANC check ups No. of communities promoting institutional delivery |
Community survey Community survey |
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| ACTIVITIES | INPUTS | ||
| BY GoI AND GoMP | BY JICA | ||
| 1.1. To establish management guidelines for
training ANMs/LHVs in collaboration with State Institute of Health
and Family Welfare (SIHFW) 1.2. To conduct in-service training courses for ANMs/LHVs on Safe Motherhood Initiative (SMI) 1.3. Periodical assessment of knowledge/skill acquisition by the trained ANMs/LHVs 1.4. To promote job sharing between ANMs and MPW-Males in the Pilot Area |
Project C/P=Department of Health and Family
Welfare, GoMP - Health Commissioner, - DPH - JD-RCH - JD-Planning - Deputy Director Gynecology - Director, IEC Bureau - Regional Director, Sagar Office space Running cost of C/P |
JICA Experts: Long term - Health Sector Planning; Long term - Project Coordinator cum HMIS; Short term (TQM, Nursing/Midwifery, Gender & Social Studies) Local consultants: (Nursing & Midwifery, TQM, HMIS, IEC/BCC). Training in Japan (TQM) Running cost (minor construction, minor equipment, in-country training; consultants) |
RCH-II and NRHM programmes continue up to the end of the Project. |
| 2.1. To procure and supply equipment 2.2. To establish Hygienic Management Procedures for the health facilities and instrument 2.3. To promote Total Quality Management at PHCs/CHCs |
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| 3.1. To streamline procedures for data collection
and reporting by ANMs and MPW-Males 3.2. To conduct training courses on Information Management to Block Health Managers 3.3. To promote HMIS for performance review at the Block level |
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| 4.1. To develop IEC/BCC materials in
collaboration with the State IEC Bureau 4.2. To promote collaboration between the local health promoters (ANMs, MPW-Males, AWWs, ASHAs, etc.) 4.3. To conduct IEC/BCC campaigns on Safe Motherhood Initiative |
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