XIII Annual IAPSM Conference U.P and UK chapter 2010October 30, 2010HIHT Dehradun

About the Organization

The Population Foundation of India (PFI) is a national level non-governmental, not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting effective formulation and implementation of gender sensitive population and development policies, strategies and programs

Established in 1970 by a group of socially committed industrialists, led by the late Mr.JRD Tata

Our Vision

Promote…Foster…Inspire…

…………Sustainable and balanced human development with a focus on population stabilization by creating an enabling environment that would lead to an ascending quality of life with equity and justice.

Our Mission

To promote and formulate gender sensitive rights-based population development policies, strategies and programs

Focus un-served, under-served

areas vulnerable sections of the

society

Strategic Approaches

Policy Advocacy

Capacity Building

Service delivery

Research and Documentation

On core aspects of RCH crucial to

population stabilization & human

development

Current Initiatives

Financial support provided to over 350 projects across the country in the last 39

years

Population & development

Community based services for RCH

Gender equity, women’s empowerment, adolescent health and development, male involvement and Quality of Care

Capacity building of civil society,PRIs and corporate sector partners on RCH & management skills

National Office

State Offices (14)

Core Funded Projects

Donor-Funded Projects

Presence in India

PFI in Diverse Roles

Donor agency awarding grants using Core Funds to NGOs; corporate/private sector

Implementing agency receiving grants from select donors on issues of mutual interest and organisational priority (direct implementation by PFI and as grantee)

Advocate with Central and state governments for policy advocacy

PFI as Donor Agency

13 projects in 12 states 15 NGO partners & 4 corporate partners EAG states: Jharkhand, Rajasthan,

Orissa, UP Uttaranchal, Bihar and Chhattisgarh

Non EAG states: Karnataka, Maharashtra, Delhi, Punjab, HP and Haryana and Assam

Primarily rural and few urban health intervention

PFI as Grantee: National donors

Government of India

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust

State Government (U.P,Bihar)

PFI as Grantee: Global donors

Global Fund(Round IV & VI)

Packard Foundation

MacArthur Foundation

MCH STAR

UNDP-NACO

USAID

Quality Family Planning Services in Uttarakhand

Implementing Partner-HIHT Sep 2008- Aug 2012Pop Coverage-2 Lakh(Doiwala block,One slum Area of Rishikesh)

Goal and Objectives

Goal To develop and implement an innovative cost effective model of “Quality” Family Planning Services in Doiwala block of District Dehra Dun and the adjoining slums of Risikesh.

Objectives

To identify the unmet needs of ECSon FP

To enhance awareness for behaviour change among ECs to adopt FP

To reinforce skills of service providers’ on quality perspective of FP

To emphasize choices and alternatives Client based Information system To document the process

Targeted population

Total population

Number of household

Number of eligible couples

193346 21894 30769

Approach of Program

Community

Technical Resource

Cell

RDI-HIHT

Public Health

System of Uttarakhand

Population Foundation

of India

Major Intervention

Baseline, house listing facility survey and

Establishment of

resource cell

Development of DIP

Development of IEC material

Quality based sterilization

services

PHC level family

planning camp

Networking and

communication

Community level

intervention

Monitoring and MIS

RDI-HIHT-PFI

Coordination and

management of

overall activity and

technical support

HIHT and UHTC

Provide quality

sterilization services and organize fix day family planning

OPD services

CHC(1)Provide

infrastructure and human resource at all level and

provide quality

sterilization services

PHC(6)Organize

health camp and

quality family

planning services for

out door patients

ANM center(30)

Insertion of IUD , regular

supply of contraceptiv

es , counseling

services and support to

ASHAs

ASHAs(165)Community mobilizatio

n, inter personal

communication and

collection of MIS

Implantation role and responsibility

Process of Implementation

Capacity building

• Medical officers

• ANMs• ASHAs• Village

Panchayat members

Services

• Family planning camp

• Sterilization services

• Supply of contraceptives

• Pre and post checkups

Development of IEC material

The IEC material developed by the project

Networking and coordination

• Networking with village panchayat members

•Monthly meeting with ANMs at PHC level

•Quarterly coordination meeting with Medical Officer

•CHC level meeting with all staffs members

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