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CORE Group SPRING MEETING 2012 PSI’s CCMimpact Program 3 May, 2012 Wilmington, DE Yves CYAKA Population Services International 1

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CORE Group SPRING MEETING 2012

PSI’s CCMimpact Program3 May, 2012

Wilmington, DEYves CYAKA

Population Services International

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PROJECT FUNDED BY CIDA

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Program Overview

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Program Overview

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Cameroon DRC Malawi Mali Total population covered

2.13 Million 1.51 Million 1.50 Million 2.3 Million

Diseases addressed

Malaria, Diarrhea Malaria, Pneumonia, Diarrhea

Malaria, Pneumonia, Diarrhea

Malaria

Products Prepackaged ACTs , ORS/Zinc,

Prepackaged ACTs, ORS/Zinc, Antibiotics

Prepackaged ACTs, ORS/Zinc, Cotrimoxazole

Prepackaged ACTs

Implementation period

24 months, 18 month control in 50% of pop.

24 months, 18 month control in 50% of pop.

24 months, 18 month control in 50% of pop.

24 months, no control

Evaluation Efficacy study ( INSS/PSI)

TDR Evaluation NEP Logframe only

Impact can only be achieved if we guarantee continuous access to the intervention: All the time

and Every community

Partner collaboration

• TDR and the scientific oversight committee for the impact evaluation

• Save the Children also in Malawi: Procurement and Distribution

• MMV: packaging for Mali & Malawi; • MCHIP: CCM Indicators• MoH: NMCP, IMCI, Pharmacy department…• Local organization like INSS, …• Central Medical Stores (Mali & DRC) contract to

store our drugs.

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DRC PSI CIDA Program Overview

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CCMImpact ProgramRapport Trimestriel: RDC

Trimestre 1 2012 DISTRICT SUD-UBANGI

PERIODE: JANVIER - MARS 2012

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS PER ZONE DE SANTEZONE Bwamanda Tandala Bokonzi Bangabola Mawuya Libenge Bulu Ndage Mbaya Sud Ubangi

Population enf. 0 à 5 ans au site

15,959 19,282 10,779 10,681 16,385 17,474 10,784 11,447 6,613 119,404

1. Les mères d'enfants de moins de 5 conscients de l'intervention (N1= nombre de meres interrogees )

130 86 115 84 23 156 139 138 110 981

% of CU5 who received antimalarial treatment according to national treatment policy within 24 and 48 ( the same or next day) (n1/N3*100)

77% 82% 73% 89% 69% 81% 66% 67% 79% 68%

% of mothers/caregivers who cite community health worker (CHW) as convenient source of treatment (n2/N1*100)

100% 98% 100% 100% 91% 100% 100% 99% 100% 89%

2. Formés, motivés et productifs ASC disponibles quand l'enfant est malade (N2=nombre de ASC supervises)

99 91 82 62 33 136 97 77 46 723

% of mothers/caregivers seeking care from a communityhealth worker (CHW) who found CHW (CHW available) (n3/N1*100)

100% 100% 100% 100% 91% 100% 100% 99% 99% 90%

% cases of (a) Malaria,(b) pneumonia, (c) diarrhoea correctly managed ( assessement , classification, treatement and referal) by the community health worker (n4/N3*100)

How are we collecting/using data

• 25th /month: End of the month • 25-30: Report submission during the monthly

meeting: The IT and the CHW review the report and discuss about the last month KPI report.

• 30-05: IT submission (Summary reportof CHWs reports) report the MCZ and discuss about the last month KPI report

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How are we collecting/using data

• PSI collecte the copies of all the IT reports during the monthly meeting at the Zone(IT meetings)

• Entry and analyse data • End report monthly in KPI format• Share the KPI report with MCZ for analysis and

decision making to improve the management/implementation of the project

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TIME FOR FEEDBACK

• Monthly meetings• Training Supervision

We improve the implementation based on the KPI report but also based on the lessons learned during that period

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