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C? @?A} UVWXYZ{ [WZ*{\W] ^*U 9GH :I4;H<C 4K CGH =I4>4CJ4K 4? @<G44< AHF<CG @HI>J<H JK B::HI CDE:C The Activities of the Project on the Promotion of School Health Service in Upper Egypt ① An Egyptian student showing her poster ② The Egyptian children answering questions on hand-washing to the Japanese asked by the Japanese students children via the satellite TV system, the JICA Net ③ School health educators developing ④ A health visitor presenting her teaching teaching aids for health education aids for health education ⑤ School health educators performing their ⑥ The Project’s outputs song on water conservation ⑥ Health examination by a school doctor ⑦ Making of Health Examination DVD ⑧ The cast (local doctors & health visitors) ⑨ The members of the ISHC discussing school discussing the content of DVD on health services Comprehensive Medical Examination ⑩ Children washing their hands at school ⑪ The health visitor practicing the correct way to measure students’ height Project Completion Report Table of Contents Abbreviation Site Map Pictures Chapter 1 Project Description and Framework.................................................................................... 1 1.1 Background of the Project ..................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Project Description ............................................................................................................... 1 1.3 Situation of School Health and Challenges ............................................................................. 2 1.4 Execution Structure of the Project .......................................................................................... 3 1.5 Health Promotion School ...................................................................................................... 4 Chapter 2 Achievements of the Project Activities by Year ................................................................... 7 2.1. Achievement of Activities in the First Year (November 2008 –March 2009).............................. 7 2.2. Achievements of Activities in the Second Year (April 2009 – March 2010) ............................. 10 2.3. Achievements of Activities in the Third Year (April 2010 – March 2011) ................................ 14 2.4. Achievements of Activities in the Fourth Year (June 2011 – November 2012) ......................... 17 Chapter 3 Achievements and Issues ................................................................................................. 23 3.1. Output 1: Achievements ...................................................................................................... 23 3.2. Output 2: Achievements ...................................................................................................... 24 3.3. Output 3: Achievements ...................................................................................................... 27 3.4. Output 4: Achievements ...................................................................................................... 28 Chapter 4 Health Promotion School Model ...................................................................................... 31 4.1. Features of Health Promotion School Model ......................................................................... 31 4.2. Procedure of Developing the HPS Model ............................................................................. 39 4.3. Achievement through the Development of the HPS Model .................................................... 39 Chapter 5 Dissemination to Upper Egypt ......................................................................................... 41 5.1. Outline of the Dissemination Guideline ................................................................................ 41 5.2. Suggestions for the Dissemination of the HPS Model ............................................................ 43 Chapter 6 Conclusion ..................................................................................................................... 47 List of Figures Figure 1: Model of Health Promotion School (HPS) ......................................................................5 Figure 2: School Health Monitoring System ...............................................................................35 Figure 3: Result of School Health Examination (Sample) .............................................................37 Figure 4: Percentage of Stunting in the 4th Primary of Each Pilot School ........................................38 List of Tables Table 1: Project Outline and Outputs ...................................................................................................1 Table 2: Main Findings of the Baseline Survey ....................................................................................8 Table 3: Themes and the Topics of School Health Activities in the Drafted Manual ........................... 11 Table 4: Issues and Challenges observed in the School Health Examination ...................................... 12 Table 5: Findings of the Health Education Needs Assessment Survey ................................................ 13 Table 6: Test-run results of the New monitoring System .................................................................... 16 Table 7: Issues discussed in the workshop ......................................................................................... 19 Table 8: The Number of Health Education Methods Employed (2012)............................................... 25 Table 9: The Number of Family and Community Participation Activities Conducted (2012) .............. 25 Table 10: The Result of School Environment Report (2012) .............................................................. 25 Table 11: The Result of Water and Sanitation Report (2012) .............................................................. 26 Table 12: The Medical Examination Conducted by Doctors ............................................................... 27 Table 13: The Result of Self-Evaluation of Health Education Training by a Japanese Expert ............. 27 Table 14: The Result of Self-Evaluation of Health Education Training by TT (Oct. 24-25, 2010) ....... 27 Table 15: The Result of Self-Evaluation of Refresher Training by TT (Themes 1-4: March 14, 2012, Theme 5: March 18, 2012) ......................................................................................................... 28 Table 16: Features of the HPS Model ................................................................................................ 31 Table 17: Sample Monitoring Activities clarified in the M&G ........................................................... 39 Appendices A-1: Plan of Operation A-2: List of JICA Experts A-3: Counterpart Training in Japan A-4: Equipment List A-5: List of Local Consultant Contracts A-6: Project Design Matrix (PDM) A-7: Minutes of JCC Meetings A-8: Minutes of SHC Meetings A-9: List of Activities A-10: List of Outputs Abbreviation BOT Board of Trustees CoMES Coordination Meeting on Environmental Sanitation C/Ps Counterparts EDC Endemic Disease Control FGDs Focus Group Discussions HANDS Health and Development Service HIO Health Insurance Organization HPS Health Promotion School HV Health Visitor IEC Information, Education and Communication
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