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Foreword

I am delighted to introduce this Report on Mapping INGOs’ Contribution to the Health Sector in 2008. Our slogan “Joining Hands

for Access to Health” inspires us that Together We Can deliver essential health care for all.” The Association of International

NGOs (AIN) with its core of 80 Members has come together to promote mutual understanding, exchange information and share

the experiences of learning about work in Nepal in order to improve collaboration and coordination.

This report provides an up-to-date mapping of INGOs who have contributed to the Nepalese health sector depicting program

areas, components of successful interventions, and financial support along with the districts where they have worked. In spite of

the overall effort to improve public health in the country, incidences of many diseases and chronic conditions have been rising in

various regions. For this reason there continues to be an urgent need for efficient planning and effective health sector strategies

to be implemented at all levels. We need to find ways to reach out and accomplish more!

Presenting a brief profile of AIN Members, this report is primarily designed as a handy advocacy tool for outlining health

services and interventions. The intent is to map out AIN’s Health Programme in order to provide rich information and learning

for the INGOs in Nepal.

This mapping exercise should serve as a resource for all AIN Members, as well as our Partners, the Government of Nepal, and

Civil society, in addition to all other stakeholders in Nepal or abroad who may be interested in our work.

We hope that this publication will be a step forward in helping to deal successfully with the health challenges in Nepal. The

AIN Health Task Group has made a commendable effort in acknowledging the contribution done by the Members for access

to good health.

Let us join hands to contribute for efficient services for a healthier future.

With Best Compliments,

___________________

Chij K Shrestha

Chairperson, AIN

The AIN Health Task Group (HTG) was formed in 2007 to effectively work together and to maximize the positive effects

that AIN members can have on the health approaches at all levels. One of the other objectives of the HTG is a single

INGO voice for health sector reform and effective delivery of health services. The HTG comprises of – BNMT, CCS Italy,

IRD, LWF, NLR, Oxfam, PSI, SCF, SPW, and UMN, with AIN program coordinator acting as the secretary of the HTG.

The Government of Nepal (GoN) has appropriately recognized the role of NGOs and civil society organizations to

accomplish the objectives of the Health Sector Reform Implementation Plan. The AIN/HTG is keen to contribute towards

effective implementation of Health Sector Strategy of the GoN.

We at the AIN/HTG believe that this mapping report of INGOs contribution towards health services delivery as well

as their contribution at health sector policy will provide useful information to the Ministry of Health and Population of

the Government of Nepal, External Development Partners (EDPs), other INGOs, national and local NGOs and other

organizations working in health. The AIN/HTG will be pleased to provide any further information required by our partners

for effective delivery of health services in Nepal.

I like to take this opportunity to thank all the members of the Health Task Group for their hard work in ensuring that this

mapping report came to a good shape and produced.

__________________

Chanda Rai

HTG Coordinator

Terms of ReferenceAIN - “Health Task Group”

Healthy citizens are active and productive. They can contribute to effective economic development. The famous quotation - “Health is Wealth”

can be easily applied in the Nepalese context as well. Without good health we cannot imagine creative, action orientated, and productive

citizens. Effective health services delivery is therefore critical to Nepal’s development. Poorly planned and ineffective implementation of

essential health services can be a cause for unhealthy life of the citizen that can lead to low production and poor life.

The Government of Nepal in 2004 developed the Health Sector Strategy – Agenda for Reform, and its Implementation Plan. There are eight

important outputs:

a. prioritized EHCS

b. decentralized health management

c. private and NGO sector developed

d. sector management

e. financing and resource allocation

f. management of physical assets

g. human resources development, and

h. integrated MIS & QA policy.

The output 3 recognizes the role of private sector & NGOs in the delivery of health services.

The INGOs implement their activities through the national and local NGOs. Therefore, the role of I/NGOs will be key to contribute to the

effective implementation of health sector strategy of the Government of Nepal. For this, a common understanding amongst the I/NGO

community towards the health sector strategy implementation would facilitate concerted and coordinated approaches.

Nepal is in the process of writing a new constitution through an elected constituent body and, in the meantime, has decided to move into

federal system of government. Sustainable and effective health system will be a long term process based on preventive, promotive and

curative programs, reducing health related hazard for the people in the communities. The challenges ahead are enormous and it is in this

context that the AIN has formed the Health Task Group.

Purpose/Mandate:

The purpose of Health Task Group is to maximize the positive effects that AIN members can have on the health approach at all levels. The

mandate of the Health Task Group is not of limited duration but will function as a standing group within AIN for as long as deemed necessary.

The Health Task Group will review the mandate and objectives annually to ensure the Health projects and programs are required to fulfill

its aim, objectives, proposes and activities. Annual outcomes and quarterly milestones will be prepared based on identified priorities. There

will be a three-person team to facilitate group processes and coordinate activities under the AIN secretariat.

Objectives:

Following are the objectives of the Health Task Group to fulfill its purpose/mandate:

Towards AIN Members

• Promote and disseminate among the AIN members programs and projects on all health related matters so that all the Members

engaged on health can ensure effective and quality based programs delivery.

• Being an accountable and responsive advocate for Health within all the AIN members, recommending them on best practices and

models on public health policies

• Creating an environment for coordination and collaboration among members’ activities to establish synergies in the health efforts and

avoid unnecessary duplication and overlapping

Towards Government of Nepal, local partners and stakeholders

• Networking and lobbying to promote an inclusive and comprehensive national health system based on shared responsibilities among

the different stakeholders (Governments at national and local layers, community based organizations, community and private hospitals,

and national and local level NGOs)

• Being a platform for framing and debating policies in all health related issues to be adopted by the Government,

• Lobby and Advocacy for the formulation of Health and government related policy, plan and strategy.

• Engage Ministry of Health and Population and Education and Sports in coordinating common efforts to implement and scaling up

school health based activities.

Activities

• Create a knowledge bank by collecting resources on Health and school based Health. This will include collating the following on the

AIN website

• Organizational mapping: (who is doing what and where).

• Promoting within the taskforce, specific working group or specific debate on: HIV/AIDS, Safe Motherhood Program, School Based

Health Initiatives, financial sustainability of health programs at grassroots level

• Liaise and coordinate common strategies with AIN education taskforce for scaling up and implement the school based health and

nutrition strategy endorsed in 2006 by the government of Nepal and Ministry of Health and Population (MOHP)

• Liaise and organize with AIN capacity building taskforce sharing meeting on best practices on health implemented by the members

• Preparing and formulating common position papers to be submitted to the Government of Nepal

• Identify jointly possible thematic areas focused on health strategies programs,

• Organize regular on meetings – monthly or as required-- to update on developments and progress in the Health

• Inform and facilitate the AIN members’ participation on specific events and consultations at national and local level on public health

related issues.

Table of Contents1. Action Aid .. ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 1

2. Britain Nepal Medical Trust ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 2

3. CCS - Italy

4. CARE Nepal ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 3

5. CEI ..... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 4

6. Child Welfare Scheme

7. CEDPA Nepal .... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 5

8. Child Fund Japan

9. Concern Worldwide .... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 6

10. Family Health International

11. German Nepal Help Association

12. Helen Keller International ... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 7

13. Simi - ovc, winrock / IDE..... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 8

14. International Rescue Committee

15. International Relief and Development ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 9

16. Interplast Germany

17. Leprosy Mission Nepal ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 10

18. Lutheran World Federation – Nepal

19. LLINK, Helvetas.. ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 11

20. Micronutrient Initiative. ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 12

21. Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR)

22. Oxfam GM Nepal ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 13

23. Plan Nepal .. ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 14

24. Population Services International...... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 15

25. Save the Children US

26. Student’s Partnership worldwide ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 16

27. Terre des hommes (Tdh) .... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 17

28. United Mission to Nepal ..... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... . 18

29. World Neighbors

Association of International NGOs - Health Task Group

Health Sector Mapping Compilation Sheet of Member INGOs

1 Organisation Information

1a Name of Organisation Actionaid - Equity and Access Program

1b Address Rani Bari, Lazimpat Kathmandu

1c Contact Person Dr. Bharat Mani Devkota

1d Designation Team Leader

1e Telephone 4426792

1f Email [email protected]

2 Health Program Activities Safer Motherhood and Neonatal Health

2a Program Components Equitable Socially Inclusive Access to Safe Motherhood and New Born Health Services

2b Activity Details Increase Knowledge and Practices on SMNH

2c Partners Myagdi – Milan, Rural Environment and Empower Center and Kaligandaki Natya Samuha ; Parbat – Sustainable Livelihood Forum, ASEED Nepal and ENPRED ; Dailekh – Dalit Self Rliance Society, Social Service Center and Women Emposerment Action Forum ; Dadeldhura – NNSWA, RUWDUC and IDeS ; Nawalparasi – FPAN, VDRC, HICODEF and Indreni Forum for Social Development ; Rupandehi- Namuna Integrated Development Council, NECOS and FPAN ; Morang – Nari Bikas Sangh, SIDC and UPCA. ; Chitwan – WIDC, NRUSEC and Dhaulagiri Youth Club ; Surkhet – Social Awareness Center ; Baglung – Chartare Youth Club

2d District coverage & (VDC coverage)

Myagdi –.18 VDCs and 1 Municipality, Parbat – 17 VDCs, Dailekh – 18 VDCs and 1 Municipality, Dadeldhura – 12 VDCs and 1 Municipality, Nawalparasi – 17 VDCs and 1 Municipality, Rupandehi- 12 VDCs and 1 Municipality, Morang – 14 VDCs and 1 Municipality, Chitwan – 13 VDCs and 2 municipalities, Surkhet – Campaigning Radio program, Baglung – District Coverage through BCC

3 Budget for Health Sector Total Budget for Project period 1.4 Million Sterling Pound

3a Budget for 2008

3b Budget for 2009

4 Advocacy Issues in Health Power Structure and Power relationship, Engagement and participation of Poor and Marginalized people, Improving Accountability, Quality, Acceptability and Accessibility

5 Supporting to promote Quality Health Program of the Government

Improve capacity of Reproductive Health Coordination Committee in all working districts, Engaged Government Health staff in increasing Accountability in providing SMNH service to poor and marginalized people.

5a Interest to participate in a network of organizations?

Yes

5b Comments if affirmative By participating meetings and sharing collected voices of poor and marginalized people and service providers regarding SMNH.

5c How can AIN HTF contribute to effective health sector strategy implementation?

By organizing regular meeting, By facilitating coordination between Department of Health and Member organization, Seeking funding and sharing learning and developing allies for advocating Health policies

6 Printed Documents Progress Reports, Bi-annual report and KAP Survey

6a Manuals, Research Reports and other papers produced by the organization

6b Can these be available for AIN Members?

Yes

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1a Britain Nepal Medical Trust CCS Italy

1b Lazimpat, Kathmandu Chundevi Margh, Kathmandu

1c Dr. Anil Subedi Chanda Rai

1d Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Country Director

1e 4436434 4720048

1f fax no. 4439108 [email protected]

2 Child Health Program

2a Child Health, Livelihood & Gender Based Violence, Primary & Public Health, Community Health Assistance, Food Safety/Nutrition, Malaria, TB, Infection Control, Support for school health & nutrition programme, Capacity building of the Health care personnel & institutions, Environment Health/Drinking water/Sanitation, Advocacy Issues in Health: Essential Health Care for the disadvantaged groups, Safe Motherhood, HIV/AIDS & other priority issues that directly affects the disadvantaged communities.

School Health and nutrition services, Healthful school environment, Life skills based and behavior centre health education and Community support and policy environment

2b n/a

2c NGOs, DHO, DPHO, DEO, DHO, NGO & Community & Private Hospitals

2d Taplejung(53), Panchthar(41 for TB/ 12 VDCs for RBA/ 10 VDCs for VCP), Ilam(48 for TB/ 11 VDCs for RBA), Jhapa(50), Morang(65 for TB/ 17 VDCs for RBA and 5 VDCs for HIV), Sunsari(52), Dhankuta(37 for TB program/ 14 VDCs for RBA), Tehrathum(31), Sankhuwasabha(38 for TB program/ 14 VDCs for RBA), Bhojpur(63), Solukhumbu(45), Okhaldhunga(57), Khotang(75 for TB program/ 10 VDCs for RBA), Udaypur(46), Saptari(114 for TB program/ 12 VDCs for RBA), Siraha(106 for TB program/ 16 VDCs for RBA), Accham(10), Kalikot(10), Arghakachhi(10), Kapilvastu(10), Nawalparasi(10), Chitawan(10), Kavre(10)

Karve district (42 schools of 7 VDCs)(Bolde Phediche, Chapakhori, Narayanstan, Meche, Thuloparsel, Sursukaharka and Saramthali VDCs0

3 Budget for health sector: 90 percent of the total budget

3a $2,440,000 app. $800,000 equivalent

3b n/a

4 Oral Health in School & School Health & Nutrion Prog.

5 Convince health policy makers to increase the utilization of health services by DAG and Safe Motherhood related policy should be implemented properly.

Increasing the capacity of the health worker by providing training & equipment support to health facility

5a Yes Yes

5b By participating meetings, practices,discussions and setting a quality services

Through the membership of AIN Health Task Group & coordinating & facilitating health sector activities .

5c Undertaking joint projects to strengthening health system, providing support to the govt. to address pertinent & identified related policy issues & developing innovative methods.

Through AIN/HTF & working closely with the Ministry of Health and Population and member INGOs

6 School Health & Nutrition Policy, Leaflet on oral Health

6a Participatory Learning & Action by Health Worker & Health Committee, Participatory Health Analysis & Action Process by both spouse, Participatory Learning & Action by Women including FCHV, Mobilization of DAG Youth (Peer Education), Child to Child , Theater for Development, Mobilization of volunteers for increasing TB case finding

KPC Survey, Mid-term review, Annual Report

6b Yes Yes




1a Name of Organisation CARE Nepal

1b Address Krishna Galli, Pulchowk, Lalitpur, GPO Box # 1661, Kathmandu, Nepal

1c Contact Person Deepak Paudel

1d Designation Technical Specialist

1e Telephone 977-1-5522800

1f Email [email protected], [email protected]

2 Health Program Activities

2a Program Components Maternal & Child Health, HIV AIDS, Polio Eradication, Health System Strengthening, Water Supply & Sanitation

2b Activity Details Community Based IMCI, Safe Motherhood & Newborn Health ; Strengthening Health Facility Operation & Management Committee ; Facilitating/strengthening partnership between communities & health systems (PDQ) ; Support in Community Drug Program ; Strengthening & Supporting FCHV Program ; HIV AIDS – Advocacy, Care & Support, Stigma & Discrimination ; Support in Polio Eradication Initiatives ; Capacity building of D(P)HO, local NGO partners, CBOs ; Capacity building of community health workers & volunteers ; Sensitizing & mobilizing communities to claim their rights to health care (REFLECT, Dabi) ; Evidence based advocacy for rights to equitable, accessible & quality health care

2c Partners SOURCE Nepal , FAYA Nepal, NNDSWO, Nepal Red Cross Society, Indreni Samajik Bikas Manch, Community Family Welfare Association, Local Development Training Center, Arunodaya Youth Club


Doti, Dadeldhura, Kailali, Nawalparasi, Parsa, Mahottari, Dhunusha, Note: All VDCs covered on the program districts. Planned to expand program in additional districts

3 Budget for Health Sector

3a Budget for 2008 NRs 61,533,469.00

3b Budget for 2009 NRs 62,959,704.00

4 Advocacy Issues in Health Equitable access to health services for poor, vulnerable & socially excluded, Responsive & accountable service delivery by peripheral health facilities, Discrimination with respect to gender, caste & ethnicity

5 Supporting to promote Quality Health Program of the Government


Yes

5b Comments if affirmative Yes


It can support in strategy development for implementation of policy and strengthening collaboration.

6 Printed Documents


1. Gunastariya Swastha Sewa ko Lagi Sahakarya (in Nepali). 2. Training Manual for Strengthening Health Facility Operation and Management Committee (in Nepali). 3. Training Modules for Empowerment and Capacity Building of People Living with HIV and AIDS (4 modules, in Nepali). 4. Flip Charts on Adolescent Health. 5. Reports: Rights Based Approach Mapping in Child Survival Project. 6. Reports: Baseline and Final Evaluation of Child Survival Project


Yes (until copies available on stock)

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1a CECI Child Welfare Scheme

1b Naya Basti Marg, Baluwatar, Kathmandu. Indrapuri Marg, Nagdhunga, Pokhara – 8, P.O Box 399

1c Harihar Sapkota Marco Peter

1d Sr. Community Health Program Officer Health programme Coordinator

1e 4414430, 4426791, 4426793, 4419412 061 – 530002

1f [email protected] [email protected]

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2a Primary Health, Public Health, Safe Motherhood, Food Safety/Nutrition, HIV /AIDS, TB, Health Education /School Based Health Centers, Capacity building of the Health care personnel & institutions, Environment health/Drinking water/Sanitation

Primary health care provision, development & strengthening (rural and urban); Safer Motherhood and sexual / reproductive health; pediatric & early infant care; child protection; targeted services for marginalized and ‘hard to reach’ young people; public health initiatives and health promotion via community based approaches; appropriate technologies for health

2b n/a n/a

2c DHO, DEO, NGOs DPHO, DEO, PNGO etc.

2d Jumla (30), Dailekh (15 VDC +1 Munc.), Surkhet (25 VDC +1 Munc.), Dadeldhura (20 VDC +1 Munc), Baitadi (32 VDC +1 Munc.)

Kaski, Lamjung (1), Gorkha (1), Rupendehi (7), Solukhumbu

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3a CDN$ 6,79, 127 US $ 625,181

3b n/a n/a

4 Promoting equity and health care delivery in accordance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

5 Mgmt. of Diarrhea , ARI & Nutrition under five children, Awareness to pregnant women & raising (HIV/AIDS/STI & TB), ANC checkup, micro nutrient intake.

Development and promotion of practical Standards for health project and service delivery

5a Yes Yes

5b n/a By sharing knowledge, experiences & replicating good practices with each other.

5c Organizing regular meeting , Seeking financial support for AIN members , Working as catalysis between AIN members and Ministry of Health, Facilitate in coordination between Ministry of Health, Department of Health, District Public Health Office and implementing health programs.

By ensuring better coordination between non governmental agencies that maximizes their combined capacity to support & enhance country health development - & that reduces duplication & contradictory programming ; Improve & protect partnership working between INGO community & governmental services ; Identify & highlight evidence-based health priorities not routinely recognized within existing governmental or NGO community ; Promote & support the development & sharing of problem solving & improved practice ; Enable more effective lobbying & advocacy for unrecognized or unmet needs, & appropriate use of govt. & international funds & resources.

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6a Diarrhoea and ARI mgmt. Package, Nutrition Poster/GM card, Health Literacy Book, SAHAKARYALesson Learned Sharing Report, Qualitative research to document the perceptions of nutrition program of Sahakarya project among children, family & community, Community health strategy

A Study on Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices and Beliefs in the context of HIV/AIDS among out – of – school Street Based Children Kathmandu and Pokhara. A baseline Survey Report: Nagedhar and Pakhurikot Villages in Kaski District, Community Profile and Programme Evaluation, Day Care health Centers and Improved Cooking Stoves in Saimarang VDC in Kaski District

6b Yes Yes

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1a Name of Organisation CEDPA Nepal Child Fund Japan

1b Address Bishalbasti Marg, Kha, House#269, GPO Box:

8975, EPC: 5316

Jawalakhel, Lalitpur

1c Contact Person Dale Davis n/a

1d Designation Project Director n/a

1e Telephone 4417071, 4433482, 9851076682 552-8069/8166

1f Email [email protected] [email protected]


2a Program Components Safe Motherhood, Family Planning &

Reproductive Health Care, HIV /AIDS, Capacity

building of the Health care personnel and

institutions

Food Safety/Nutrition

2b Activity Details n/a n/a

2c Partners DHO, DEO, PNGO etc DPHO, DEO, PNGO etc

2d District coverage & (VDC

coverage)

Bara (9), Rautahat (9), Sarlahi (9) Dhading, Kaski, Parbat, Nawalparasi, Kapilbastu

(All)


3a Budget for 2008 US$129,709 App. NRs. 12,600,000

3b Budget for 2009 n/a

4 Advocacy Issues in

Health

5 Supporting to promote

Quality Health Program of

the Government

Delaying marriage, Birthing spacing, Essential

adolescent, maternal, and newborn care

To provide sustainable improvement to nutritional

intake and implementing the food based

approach

5a Interest to participate in a

network of organizations?

Yes No (no staff available)

5b Comments if affirmative Organizing periodic forums to share and learn

from each other on various health challenges

n/a

5c How can AIN HTF

contribute to effective

health sector strategy

implementation?

It can support in strategy development for

implementation of policy and strengthening

collaboration.

n/a

6 Printed Documents

6a Manuals, Research

Reports and other

papers produced by the

organization

Choose A Future Manual (Nepali version) Food Based Approach training manual, Food

Based Approach flip chart

6b Can these be available for

AIN Members?

Yes No, No stock



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1a Concern Worldwide Family Health International German Nepalese Help Association

1b POBox 23914, Sanepa,

Lalitpur

Gopal Bhawan, Baluwatar Thapathali

1c Phil Miller Mr. Satish Raj Pandey Mr. Kamal Rupakheti / Mr. Kedar Tamang

1d Country Director Deputy Director Country Rep./ Project Coordinator

1e 5548040, 98510 16612 4437173, 98510-33129 4246448

1f [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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2a Food Safety/Nutrition,

Environment Health/Drinking

water/Sanitation

HIV /AIDS Public Health

2b n/a n/a Free distribution of medicine to poor patients from GNHA Dispensary Bir Hospital against doctor’s prescription

2c DHO, DEO, PNGO PNGOs DHO, DEO, PNGO

2d Jajarkot (1), Jumla, Mugu

(5), Bardiya

Jhapa (21), Morang (15), Sunsari (19), Saptari (17), Siraha (18), Dhanusha (11), Mahottari (11), Sarlahi (12), Rautahat (7), Bara (8), Parsa (5), Makwanpur (7), Chitwan (11), Nawalparasi (30), Kathmandu (12), Lalitpur (5), Bhaktapur (6), Nuwakot (1), Rupandehi (68), Kapilvastu (62), Parbat (3), Baglung (3), Dang (21), Banke (22), Bardiya (19), Kailali (15), Kanchanpur (14), Accham (8), Nation Wide (National ), Kailali (20), Doti (22), Surkhet (17)

Spinal Injury Rehab Centre,

Banepa, Nepal Orthopaedic

Hospital, Jorpati Kathmandu &

all over country

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3a Euro 306193 US $ 4.5 million Euro 72,660.00

3b n/a n/a n/a

4 No Advocacy

5 n/a Reducing stigma & discrimination of the marginalized & vulnerable people who are infected & affected by HIV & AIDS

5a Yes Yes Yes

5b Promotion of community Mgmt. of acute malnutrition (CMAM) & disseminating results of pilot project

Planning and implementing programs through collaborative approach to support government priorities , Exchanging experience, information and organizational learning

n/a

5c n/a Exchanging best practices across AIN members n/a

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6a CommunityTherapeutic Care

– A field manual

5 booklet of care series, 13 Brochures, Bihani ko Agaman Vol.1-3, FHI Responds, FHI Interventions, 25 Researches, 19 Summary reports, 3 Technical Resources, 3 Manual and Curriculum

n/a

6b Yes Yes Yes

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1a Name of Organisation Helen Keller International

1b Address P.O. Box: 3752, Minbhawan, Newbaneshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal

1c Contact Person David Spiro

1d Designation Acting Country Director

1e Telephone 4480921



2a Program Components Public Health, Food Safety/Nutrition, Support for school health and nutrition programme,

Others(Trachoma)

2b Activity Details N/A

2c Partners DHO, DEO, PNGO

2d District coverage & (VDC coverage) Chitwan (2 VDCs Patiyani, Bachhauli), Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Kailali & Kanchanpur


3a Budget for 2008 USD 175,000-200,000

3b Budget for 2009 N/A

4 Advocacy Issues in Health

5 Supporting to promote Quality Health

Program of the Government

Child Maternal Health and Nutrition – Vitamin A, breastfeeding, complementary feeding,

feeding of the sick child, micronutrients and women’s nutrition. School Health - Behavior

change in personal hygiene and environmental cleanliness, nutrition education in schools

(Trachoma and Nutrition). Family Health - To ensure food security, nutrition awareness,

accessibility and availability year round of micronutrient-rich foods for consumption and

sustainable livelihoods.

5a Interest to participate in a network of

organizations?

Yes

5b Comments if affirmative By assisting implantation of National Program on Trachoma and Vitamin A Supplementation

Program in Urban areas in Kathmandu valley. And we will also actively participating

nutritional aspect of public health. We will be focusing on School Health Nutrition Program

and Inclusive education program.

5c How can AIN HTF contribute to

effective health sector strategy

implementation?

By Coordinating between the different stakeholder, information dissemination, IEC/BCC

sharing.

6 Printed Documents

6a Manuals, Research Reports and

other papers produced by the

organization

Maternal & Child Nutrition Training Manual,Nutrition Training Module, Home Gardening

Training Manual, Trachoma Booklets, Trachoma Grading & Counseling Card, Trachoma

guideline for teachers, Poster on Trachoma, Nutrition Counseling card, Nutrition Education

Booklet (Poshan Siksha), Story Book on Nutrition & Gender, Poster on homestead food

production, nutrition education & Gender, Nutrition Bulletin, Trachoma Bulletin.

6b Can these be available for AIN

Members?

Yes



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1a SIMI – OVC, Winrock / IDE ( USAID) International Rescue Committee

1b Bakhundole, Lalitpur Jhamsikhel, Sanepa-3Ga, Lalitpur.

1c Dr.Parvati Shrestha Chip Barnett

1d Program Coordinator Health Coordinator

1e 5535565, 5521170, 9841248159 083 520589, 9858050667

1f [email protected], [email protected] [email protected]

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2a Primary Health, Public Health, Safe Motherhood, Prenatal

health care, Family Planning & Reproductive Health

Care, Food Safety/Nutrition, HIV /Aids, Health Education

Services, Capacity building of the Health care personnel

and institutions, Environment Health/Drinking water/

Sanitation

Primary Health, Public Health, Community Health Assistance, Safe

Motherhood, Prenatal health care, Family Planning & Reproductive

Health Care, Capacity building of the Health care personnel and

institutions, Environment health / Drinking water/Sanitation

2b n/a n/a

2c DHO, DEO, PNGO DPHO, DHO, and Interdependent Society (ISS).

2d Banker (8), Surkhet (9), Bardiya (8), Kapilvastu (8),

Rupandehi (8), Palpa (8), Syngja (8)

Surkhet (20), Jajarkot (10)

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3a n/a Rs 32,320,000

3b n/a n/a

4 n/a Broad access health care in remote rural areas, Pressing govt. to

supply sufficient drugs for free, Adequating supervision of health

workers, new sub-health post buildings in VDCs

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5a Yes Yes

5b Implementing health, nutrition and education programs for

mothers of under 5 children belonging, works in accordance

with Govt. policies and regulations in close coordination

with District Health Office

Using AIN as an umbrella organization to lobby for issues agreed to

by AIN members.

5c The programs to be implemented in the community should

be transparent and shared among organizations that would

help in addressing the need of community and enhance

sound delivery of health programs in Nepal which will avoid

duplication of programs in the community.

Identifying gaps in INGO coverage in support to the health system

and trying to fill those gaps through efforts and collective advocacy.

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6a Health & Nutrition TOT Manual, Instruction Manual for

Implementation of GD & PLA Class, Health & Nutrition

Message manual, Posters on health,Nutrion & Sanitation

Various internal reports, such as Health Access Survey (Oct 2007)

6b No Yes




1a Name of Organisation International Relief and Development Interplast Germany, SKM Hospital

1b Address Shiva Marga, Shital Niwas, Maharajgunj Sankhu. KTM

1c Contact Person Phanindra Adhikary Christa Drigalla

1d Designation Country Representative Hospital Mananger

1e Telephone 4432602 4-450826, 98510 84197

1f Email [email protected] [email protected]


2a Program Components Primary Health, Public Health, Safe Motherhood, Pre-

natal Health Care, Community Health Assistance,

Family Planning, Food Safety/Nutrition, HIV and AIDS,

and Environmental Health/Water and Sanitation

Disability, Dental health

2b Activity Details n/a n/a

2c Partners n/a DHO, DEO, PNGO

2d District coverage & (VDC

coverage)

n/a North India, Bangladesh


3a Budget for 2008 200 000 Euro


4 Advocacy Issues in Health Essential Health Care for All, Integrating child health, safe

motherhood, pre-natal care and nutrition in public health

services, raising attention on HIV and AIDS, highlighting

benefits of safe water and sanitation on health, etc.

Lack of possibility of qualified and

financial reasonable treatment in

plastic and reconstructive surgery

5 Supporting to promote

Quality Health Program of the

Government

5a Interest to participate in a

network of organizations?

Yes Yes

5b Comments if affirmative Through AIN/HTF n/a



implementation?

Effective interaction with MOHP and other INGOs

working in Health Sector

n/a

6 Printed Documents

6a Manuals, Research Reports and

other papers produced by the

organization

n/a Health Education , basics


Members?

n/a Yes



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1a Leprosy Mission Nepal , Anandaban Hospital Lutheran World Federation – Nepal

1b Lele, Lalitpur House No: 217, Chundevi Marg-4, Maharajgunj, P.O.Bos:3330,

Kathmandu, Nepal

1c Shovakhar Kandel Geeta Devi Pradhan

1d Executive Officer Health & HIV/AIDS Manager

1e 4290545, 9851036632 4720152, 9851100833


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2a Primary Health, Public Health, Community Health Assistance,

Disability due to Leprosy & Leprosy like disease (Reconstructive

surgery, Supportive devices, Physiotherapy etc), Mental Health,

Safe Motherhood, Prenatal health care, Family Planning &

Reproductive Health Care, Leprosy, Capacity building of the

Health care personnel and institutions (all PHC, HP & SHP Staff)

Public Health, Safe Motherhood, Family Planning & Reproductive

Health Care, Food Safety/Nutrition, HIV & AIDS, Drinking water/

Sanitation

2b n/a N/A

2c DHO, DEO, PNGO etc PNGO, CBNGO

2d Ramechhap (55), Dolakha (51), Rautahat (96), Bara (98),

Parsa (82), Makawanpur (43), Chitawan (36), Dhading (50),

Nuwakot (62), Rasuwa (18), Kathmandu (66), Lalitpur (41),

Bhaktapur (16), Kavre (87), Sindhupalchok (79)

Lalitpur (5), Ramechappe (5), Jhapa (12), Morang (6), Banke

(15), Kailali (17), Doti (10), Dadeldhura (9).

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3a NRs. 45,000,000 USD 185,213

3b n/a N/A

4 Base Leprosy hospital, Technical Support for Leprosy

Elimination, Conducting Lab based research (Mycobacterium

Research) & Operational research in Leprosy, Addressing the

socio economic condition, Promotion of disability prevention

programme, Supply of accessories to prevent deformity

Basic primary health care for all, HIV & AIDS issues, The rights

of PLHA, Health benefits of safe water and sanitation, Gender

issues

5

5a Yes Yes

5b Working in close partnership with the government to strengthen

the integrated health system of the government

N/A

5c AIN can facilitate to establish a close coordination among

various NGOs partners within the country & with government

of NHM

AIN Health Task can work collaboratively to strengthen the

health sector of Nepal by advocating for good quality health

care and also supporting the government at the policy level and

planning stage.

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6a Leprosy News Letters N/A

6b Yes N/A



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1a Name of Organisation LLINK, helvetas

1b Address Birendranagar, Surkhet

1c Contact Person Ghanshyam Pandey

1d Designation Team Leader

1e Telephone 083520924, 9857060164



2a Program Components Safe Motherhood, Family Planning & Reproductive Health Care, Capacity building of the

Health care personnel and institutions.

2b Activity Details N/A


2d District coverage & (VDC coverage) Dailekh (24), Doti (14), Achham (5), Jajarkot (9)


3a Budget for 2008 Total Budget (49111345), 8126816* (* = Around 50% of the money goes to health

program and other 50 % on gender discrimination)

3b Budget for 2009 N/A




UP & Reproductive Rights, Menstrual Untouchability (Chhaupadi), Early Marriage, Multi

Marriage, Domestic Violence, Single Women, Property rights, Access to government

basic health services on UP.


organizations?

Yes

5b Comments if affirmative Basically Helvetas will not join on this, if possible those partner mention in above table

would like to join.

5c How can AIN HTF contribute to effective

health sector strategy implementation?

Most of the people talk more rather than doing action, therefore better to go for action

oriented program. To work with NGO you have see the capacity of that particular NGO

as well. To work at grass root level there are so many duplication in program, better to

sign MoU for coordination at central level and coordinate at grass root level. Different

I/NGO have different norms, if possible why not to make same or make range on norms,

so that it will make life easy at grass root level.

6 Printed Documents

6a Manuals, Research Reports and other

papers produced by the organizationDeuki (In nepali), Mirchi has fallen womb (Translated in English from Deuki),

kf7]3/ v:g] ;d:of / /fHosf] bfloTj


Members?

Yes

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1a Micronutrient Initiative Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR)

1b Lazimpat Chhaku Baku Marga, New Baneshore, Kathmandu

1c M. R. Maharjan Dr K P Dhakal

1d National Program Manager Country Representative

1e 441 5193, 9851042497 01 4493260, 016227564

1f [email protected] [email protected], [email protected]

2

2a Food Safety/Nutrition Leprosy and TB

2b N/A Patient Care, Training, Planing and Organization, IEC, Supervision/monitoring, logistics, staff developments, rehabilitation of leprosy affected persons, researches etc.

2c DHO, DEO, PNGO DHO, District Hospitals, PHCs, HPs, SHPs, ERHD, FWRHD, Koshi Zonal Hospital, Seti Zonal Hospital, Leprosy Control Division (LCD)” among others.

2d Jhapa, Morang, Saptari, Mahotari, Dhanusa, Parsa, Chitwan, Sunsari, Siraha, Rautahat, Sarlahi, Rupendehi, Bardia, Kailali, Kanchanpur, Jumla, Dailekh, Surkhet, Baitadi, Palpa, Parbat, Syangja, Dolpa, Salyan, Bajhang, Darchula, Doti, Mugu, Pyuthan, Ramechhap, Sindhupalchowk, Arghakhanchi, Baglung, Myagdi (All), 75 districts (All), Lalitpur (One).

Taplejung (53), Panchthar (41), Ilam (48), Jhapa (50), Morang (65), Sunsari (52), Dhankuta (37), Terhathum (31), S’Sabha (38), Bhojpur (63), S’Khumbu (45), Udaypur (46), Saptari (114), Siraha (106), Kailali (43), Doti (51), Achham (74), Bajura (27), Bajhang (47), Darchula (41), Baitadi (67), D’Dhura (25), Kanchanpur (20), Khotang, and Okhaldhunga

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3a USD 500,400 $500,000 equivalent

3b N/A

4 To work with policy makers and health workers that Leprosy is still a priority health issue; and that Leprosy has social and other problem besides medical problem

5 Improved nutritional status, Vitamins and minerals, which are also called micronutrients, play vital role in enhancing child survival, child development and women’s health. Elimination of micronutrient deficiencies, especially relating to child mortality, primary education and maternal mortality. Access to food with micronutrients or micronutrient supplements is also a human rights issue.

Ensure quality leprosy and TB care

5a Yes Yes

5b By providing inputs on documents etc. Through meetings with Health Management Committees and facilitating for qualtiy health services

5c AIN may carry out a comprehensive SWOT analysis on health and nutrition status of Nepal.

Through AIN/HTF

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6a Nepal Micronutrient Status Survey 1998, Nepal Iodine Deficiency Disorders Status Survey 2005, Flipcharts on Micronutrient for Female Community Health Volunteers (FCHVs).

Self Care Book, Training Handbook on Leprosy, Pictorial Leprosy, Diagnosis and Treatment of Leprosy in a network setup, Care of Hands, Feet and Eyes, Information Leaflets and Pamplets

6b Yes Yes (available at free of cost)




1a Name of Organisation Oxfam GB Nepal

1b Address Jawalakhel, Ward No. 20, Lalitpur, Nepal, GBP Box: 2500, Kathmandu Nepal.

1c Contact Person Wayne Gum

1d Designation Country Director

1e Telephone +977-1-5530574, +977-1-5520586, +977-1-5539171

1f Email [email protected], [email protected]


2a Program Components Water Sanitation, Public Health promotion, Advocacy Access to Health Services

2b Activity Details a) Humanitarian programme (ongoing): Public Health & Sanitation promotion in preparation for disasters & during response. Activities include:- awareness raising on safe hygiene behaviours, construction of water points & latrines, etc. b) Public Health & Sustainable Livelihood programme (ongoing): Public Health & Sanitation promotion including:- construction of water point & latrines & awareness raising on safe hygienic behaviours at the community level & in schools. c) Advocacy programme (planned): Awareness raising among the main stakeholders on the main issues regarding delivery of health services to the poorest & socially excluded groups. Capacity strengthening of civil society to advocate for, monitor & support implementation of health policies. Develop models for health services in remote areas.

2c Partners RECPHEC, FEDWASUN, CHD, CSRC, IDeS, EDS, SuDECC, RRN, RUDES, NEWAH, KVS, RCDSC, CDM, IRDC, DEPROSC, BWSN, RWUA, RECID, NRCS


Public Health & Sustainable Livelihood programme (ongoing): Jumla, Surkhet, Dailekh, Baitadi, Dadheldhura ; Humanitarian programme: Saptari, Mahottari, Rautahat, Nawalparasi, Rupandehi, Kapilbastu, Sindhuli, Sarlahi ; Advocacy programme: RECPHEC coordinates the Health Rights and Tobacco Control network with members in 33 districts ; FEDWASUN has network members in 33 districts


3a Budget for 2008 To be finalised

3b Budget for 2009 To be finalised


a) Effective implementation of International Health Partnership [IHP] and involvement of civil society b) Effective implementation of Free Health Service policy in Sub/health posts in remote areas c) Public Health preparedness during disasters

5 Supporting to promote Q. H. P. of the Government

Yes


Yes

5b Comments if affirmative Being part of AIN-HTF,


Close coordination with government, strong networking/coordination among organisation working in the health sector and lobby/advocacy for making government, donor and I/NGOs accountable to their commitments.

6 Printed Documents


Serve the Essential: What Government & Donors must do to improve South Asia’s Essential Services [2006]. Poster/Flip charts on Public Health.


Yes



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1a Plan Nepal

1b Shree Durbar, Pulchowk, Lalitpur

1c Sher Bahadur Rana, Nabin Pradhan

1d Health Coordinator, WES Coordinator

1e 977-15-535580, 5536431

1f [email protected]

[email protected]

2

2a Primary Health, Public Health, Community Health Assistance, Disability, Safe Motherhood, Prenatal Health Care, Family Planning

and Reproductive Health Care, Food Safety and Nutrition, Health Education Services, Support for School Health and Nutrition

Program, Capacity Building of the Health Care Personnel and Institutions, Environmental Health/Drinking Water/ Sanitation,

Integrated Management of Childhood Illness, Maternal and Newborn Care and a Project of Local Innovation for Better Outcome

for Neonate (LIBON)

2b n/a

2c DHO/DPHO, Local NGOs and Professional NGOs

2d Morang, Sunsari, Rautahat, Bara, Parsa, Makawanpur, Banke

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3a NRs. 136117334

3b n/a

4 Application of rights based approach in health, nutrition and HIV/AIDS; streamlining maternal and newborn care intervention and

scaling up; model intervention of school health and nutrition, and its wider application in the country; piloting of nutrition intervention

among children 0-2 years of age and reduction of it; ratification of convention on rights of persons with disabilities

5 As a member of technical group or working group in specific programs, supporting for national level strategies; Coordinative

meeting with members among AIN, government and other organizations; preparation of implementation guidelines, manuals;

research; and advocacy for improvement implementation of health programs in alliance with other external development partners

5a Yes

5b Coordinative meeting with members among AIN, experience cross-sharing among us at national workshops, conferences,

meetings cross learning visits in the areas of evidence based best intervention

5c Establishment of comprehensive team of AIN Health Task Force comprised of health professionals, Linking that team with other

professionals, regular meeting and sharing, enforcing and reinforcing health related policies and strategies into implementation at

peripheral level

6

6a 1.CB-IMCI Annual Report, Jan2005-July 2006, Supported to Government of Nepal(GON) to publish jointly

2. National Nutrition Policy and Strategies, 2061 Paush 9, Supported GON for Publication

6b AIN can approach to Child Health Division, Department of Health Service, Ministry of Health and Population and other concerned

Government line Ministries.



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1a Name of Organisation Population Services International

1b Address Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu, Nepal

1c Contact Person Steven W. Honeyman

1d Designation Country Representative

1e Telephone 977-1-4377 471



2a Program Components Maternal Child Health, Safe Drinking Water, Child Nutrition, Child Diarrhea Control, Malaria Control & Prevention

2b Activity Details Technical Assistance to the govt. towards achievement of national health objectives through different interventions, mainly: 1. Distribution of: ‘WaterGuard’ Chlorine based solution, ‘Champion’ Fortified Complementary Food, ‘Zinc tablets’ for diarrhea control among children below 5 yrs of age, ‘Supanet’ Long Lasting Insecticides Treated Nets, 2. Behavior Change Communication programs with the objective to ensure long term impact on the behavior of providers and consumers. 3. Capacity building of local NGO/CBO partner organizations. 4. Promotion of private sector enterprises to ensure successful public private partnership.

2c Partners 1. MoHP/DoHS/Epidemiology and Disease Control Division, 2. MoHP/DoHS/Child Health Division3. District Public Health Offices, 4. NGOs/CBOs, 5. Private sector enterprises, 6. Media houses


1. Safe Drinking Water : Throughout Nepal, 2. Child Nutrition : Throughout Nepal 3. Child Diarrhea Control : 30 districts in Nepal :- Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Dhankutta, Jhapa, Morang, Sankhuwasabha, Bara, Dhanusha, Mahottari, Saptari, Sarlahi, Sunsari, Kaski, Kavre, Makwanpur, Nawalparasi, Nuwakot, Parbat, Rupandehi, Tanahu, Bajhang, Banke, Bardia, Dadeldhura, Dang, Doti, Humla, Kailali and Kanchanpur, 4. Malaria Control and Prevention :13 districts in Nepal :-Jhapa; Ilam; Morang; Mahottari; Sindhuli; Dhanusha; Nawalparasi; Kanchanpur; Kailali; Kavre; Bardia; Banke and Dadeldhura


3a Budget for 2008 USD 2,783,622

3b Budget for 2009

4 Advocacy Issues in Health Provide technical assistance to strengthen the policy framework for health interventions.

5 Supporting to promote QHP of the Government


1. Research Reports, 2. Program Reports, 3. Behavior Change Communication materials

5b Comments if affirmative Yes


n/a

6 Printed Documents

6a Manuals, Research Reports & other papers produced by the organization

Qualitative Research for a Zinc Treatment Program in Nepal - Findings and Recommendations


www.psp-one.com

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1a Save the Children USA Student’s Partnership worldwide

1b Maharajgunj, Kathmandu Gairidhara, Kathmandu

1c Chandra Rai Shalini Tripathi

1d Health Team Leader Country Director

1e 4412598 4435107, 4427


2

2a Primary Health, Public Health, Safe Motherhood, Family

Planning & Reproductive Health Care, Food Safety / Nutrition,

HIV / AIDS,Health Education Services / School Based Health

Centers,Support for school health and nutrition programme,

Capacity building of the Health care personnel and institutions,

Environment Health/Drinking water/Sanitation

Public Health, Family Planning & Reproductive Health Care, Food

Safety / Nutrition, HIV / AIDS, Health Education Services / School

Based Health Centers, Support health and nutrition programme,

Environment Health/Drinking water/Sanitation, Arsenic issues in

Terai districts

2b n/a n/a

2c DHO, DEO, NGOs etc n/a

2d SNL II at national level, Polio Eradication Initiatives Program

in Bardiya, Dang, Sarlahi, Banke(220), SHN and Water

and Sanitation Program in Siraha, KLL, Kanchanpur and

Bardiya(151), Nepal Family Health Program(TBD), Public

Health Response in Siraha, Banke, Bardiya and Kailali (43)

Nawalparasi, Rupandehi, Dhading, Sunsari

3

3a 1,728,808 $326,000 app.

3b n/a n/a

4 Priority in MoH and MoE program, National HIV/AIDS policy

and strategy for affected and infected children.

Advocating youth health issues and using youth as means of

delivering youth led and focussed interventions.

5

5a Yes Yes

5b Providing technical support in above mentioned programs Mapping government priorities and plans for AIN

5c Advocating evidence-based best practices within own

program

Mapping health related activities, avioding duplication,

representing AIN in government and EDP meetings, sharing

information on health programme.

6

6a National SHN strategy, SHN training manual, ARSH Training

manual (10- 13 years), ARSH Training manual (14- 18 years)

n/a

6b Yes n/a




1a Name of Organisation Terre des hommes

1b Address Jhamsikhel, Lalitpur P.O.Box 2430, Ktm, Nepal

1c Contact Person Shankar Malakar

1d Designation Senior Programme Coordinator

1e Telephone 5555348, 9851070238



2a Program Components Disability, Mental Health, Food Safety/Nutrition,

2b Activity Details n/a


2d District coverage & (VDC coverage) Kathmandu (9), Bankey (3), Lalitpur (5), Jumla, Dailekh Rolpa, Salyan


3a Budget for 2008 20.7 million rupees


4 Advocacy Issues in Health Treatment & Rehabilitation of Children with Disability and their Rights & Inclusion, •

Highlighting importance of Mental Health, health practices including nutritional health




organizations?

Yes

5b Comments if affirmative Participation in Planning and Review of Health programmes, Being active member in

the Steering Committee



implementation?

developing strategic document for health sector, health management system,

developing Mass Communication Materials for public awareness programme, assuming

representational role in international community, out-sourcing fund for improvement of

health sector

6 Printed Documents

6a Manuals, Research Reports and other

papers produced by the organization

Treatment Outcome Evaluation of Children with Physical Disability


Members?

Yes



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1a United Mission to Nepal World Neighbors

1b Thapathali, Kathmandu, Nepal. Baluwatar

1c Jennie Collins Saraswati Gautam

1d Executive Director Health Co-ordinator

1e 4-228118, 4-268900 2051818, 9841-433521

1f fax no. 4-225559 [email protected]

2

2a Primary health care, community health, Disability, Mental health, Safe motherhood, Reproductive health, Food security/Nutrition, HIV/AIDS, Oral health, Support to school health education, Health system strengthening and quality of care improvement, Environmental health and sanitation, Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses, Adolescent sexual and reproductive health, Global warming and health

Primary Health, Public Health, Safe Motherhood, Prenatal health care, Family Planning & Reproductive Health Care, Food Safety/Nutrition, Health Education Services/School Based Health Centers, Capacity building of the Health care personnel and institutions, Environment Health/Drinking water/Sanitation

2b n/a

2c Four District Public Health Offices, 24 local NGOs DHO, DEO, PNGO, CHETANA , DSS , IRDS, RCDSC, RWUA, SIDS, WCDC, WGCC.

2d District wide programme (Mugu, Rupandehi, Rukum, Dhading), NGO’s target areas (Mugu, Rupandehi, Rukum, Dhading, Doti, Susari, Kapilvastu, Nawalparasi, Morang)

Sarlahi Malangwa -9 (2), Janakpur (6), Mahottari (6, 10, 7), Sarlahi Haripur (4), Sindhuli (3), Chitwan (3)

3

3a 210.2 million Rupees $151,250

3b n/a n/a

4 Climate change/global warming, Citizenship rights, disability rights, children at risk issues – trafficking, corporal punishment, Violence against women, Dental health advocacy

Safe Abortion, Safe Delivery, Awareness & Treatment (HIV / AIDS ), Access or rural Women and other marginalized, poor and excluded people to reliable, efficient & affordable health services.

5 Support health facilities to start 24 hours quality delivery care services, Training of FCHV for child health

5a Yes Yes

5b Networks of organizations can be utilized as a unity of power to support Government as well as pressure group for our voice to reach which will reduce duplication of organizational work.

Co-ordinating and Networking among the AIN members and increasing awareness of rural women in reproductive health services

5c Strengthening health facility management committee, implementing policies and plans,community mobilization, Involving in PPP with the MoHP in areas of service strengthening, access and demand creation

AIN HTF engage with the concerned govt. ministries, departments to advocate pro poor health policies which allowspoor people including women & excluded, to have access to regular, reliable & affordable health services including community & reproductive health services.

6

6a Manual of Trauma counseling, Basic Oral Health Care Manual, ART Training Manual, Oral Cancer Poster, General Oral Health Instruction Poster, “Jeevan ko muskan”, Leaflet-based on Meena Cartoon, “Sostha Dant ko Rahasya”, “Sostha Mukh Sostha Jeevan”, “Garbhawasthama Mukhsko Swasthya”, “Bal Balikako Dant ko Syahar”, “Mrityu lai Na Angalaun”-Booklet

Participatory Impact Assessment of the Integrated Program in Reproductive Health, Responding to Reproductive Health Needs, 16 picture RH Problem Issues

6b Yes Yes



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