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CSF Programmes 1987-1992 C S F Community Systems Foundation CSF Programmes Summary of Selected Projects 1987-2003 Presented by KS Oswalt October 2003 C S F Community Systems Foundation 1987-1992 Selected projects supported by two source of funds USAID – ICDS Project India Library of Congress - IODA India, Wash DC and other field offices 1 C S F Community Systems Foundation ICDS MIS 1987-1992 USAID ~$650k Indian Integrated Child Development Services MIS ICDS Progress Reporting System software system v1.0 - v4.0 C S F Community Systems Foundation IODA 1987-1993 Library of Congress ~$450k Integrated Order, Distribution and Accounting System IODA v1 to v2.2 (1990) with system 2 C S F Community Systems Foundation 1993-2003 Projects supported by two major source of funds USAID United Nations UNFPA UNICEF UNDP C S F Community Systems Foundation MIS for RH Services 1994-2003 USAID – CEDPA $2,023k MIS - Innovations in Family Planning Services SIFPSA Private Sector MIS, SIFPSA Public Sector MIS, SIFPSA Training MIS, SIFPSA District Action Plan MIS, SIFPSA Program MIS 3 C S F Community Systems Foundation Strengthening ICDS MIS 1996 USAID – ISTI (Impact) $103k ICDS Progress Reporting System multimedia presentations C S F Community Systems Foundation RH Service Data Analysis 1997-1998 USAID – AVSC (IFPS) $12k Data analysis reports on RH service delivery at: RCH/TFA Orientation at Block/District Level Internship (Pre-Service) Training Departments of Medical Institutions in UP Dean's Office Obstetrics & Gynaecology Department Community Medicine (PSM) Department CTU Workshop Rapid Assessment SN District Name of the Block #nDx site name type 1 AGRA 1 PPC LL Memorial District Women's Hospital PPC/DWH 2 AGRA KHERAGARH 2 CHC-Kheragarh CHC 3 A GR A F ATE H AB AD 3 CH C - Falehabad C H C 4AGRA AN WALK HE R A- KH A ND 4 CHC-Anwalkhera CHC 5 AGRA BAH 5 CHC & Sub. Div. PPC Bah SDPHC/CHC 6 AGRA PINHAT 6 PHC-Pinahat PHC 7 AGRA JAINTPURKALA 7 PHC-Jetpurkala PHC 8 AGRA BAROLI AHIR 8 PHC-Baroli Ahir PHC 9 AGRA SHAMSABAD 9 PHC-Shamsabad PHC 10 AGRA JAGNER 10 PHC-Jagner PHC 11 AGRA ETMADPUR 11 PHC-Etmadpur PHC 12 AGRA FATEHPUR-SIKRI 12 PHC Fatehpur-Sikri PHC 13 AGRA AKOLA 13 PHC-Akola PHC 14 AGRA SANYA 14 PHC-Saiyan PHC 15 AGRA BICHPURI 15 PHC-Bichpuri PHC 16 AGRA ACHHNERA 16 PHC-Achhnera PHC 17 AGRA AN WALK HE R A- KH A ND 17 PHC-Khandauli PHC 18 AGRA ACHHNERA 18 WH & Sub. Div. PPC Achhnera SDPPC/WH 1 9 A L IGA RH 1 PP C Al ig ar h Di st ri ct Wo m e n's Ho sp i ta l P PC / DW H 4 C S F Community Systems Foundation Demographic Calculator 1995 USAID – AED $15k PopCalc C S F Community Systems Foundation IFPS Liaison Office Site 2001 USAID – CEDPA (IFPS Project) IFPS Liaison Office Network Website 5 C S F Community Systems Foundation B M I S 2001-2003 USAID - CEDPA Benchmark Monitoring System FIFTH SET OF BENCHMARKS Valuation by project elements (with commitment details) BM Att r ibu ti on (in $ 00 0s) No. BM Q- II C ommitt ed with P IL # 44 190 Teta nus Tox oid Immun izat ion Ca mp aig n r eac hin g o ut to all pr eg nan t w omen i n t he st ate of U. P . b etwe en A pr il 20 00 an d Ju ne 2 00 2. 192 Impro ved access t o a nd ut iliz ati on of qu ali ty Repr o duc tiv e chi ld heal th (R CH ) ser vi ces t hr ou gh the RCH Ca mp s in th e f oll ow ing 29 I FPS d istr ic ts b y M ar ch 2002 952.000 193 Di strict Act ion Plan s prep ared t hrou gh part icip ato ry p rocess, a pp roved and fund ed, wi th SIFPSA Fiel d Office estab lish ed i n Agra by September 31, 2001 194 Con tracep ti ve Preval ence Rat e (CPR) in crea sed from 29 .1 % to 3 0.1 % b y Ap ri l 3 0, 20 02 * 46 .24 0 195 Qu ali ty rep r odu cti ve h ealt h ser vi ces p ro vid ed t o p r egna nt wo men by Ap r il 30 , 2 00 2* 25 .50 0 196 Impro ved access t o a nd qu alit y of Repro du ctiv e Ch ild H ealt h (RCH ) services provided through private nursing ho mes, ur b an healt h cente rs a nd mo bi le h ealt h ca mps 20 .40 0 203 Di strict Act ion Plan s prep ared t hrou gh part icip ato ry p rocess, a pp roved and fund ed, wi th SIFPSA Fiel d Office estab lish ed i n B ar iell y b y S ep tember 3 1, 20 01 204 Con tracep ti ve Preval ence Rat e in crea sed from 2 6.1 % t o 2 6. 9% by Ap ri l 3 0, 20 02 * 24 .14 0 205 Qu ali ty rep r odu cti ve h ealt h ser vi ces p ro vid ed t o p r egna nt wo men by Ap r il 30 , 2 00 2* 15 .30 0 206 Impro ved access a nd qu alit y o f Rep roduc tiv e ch ild heal th (R CH) serv ices i n t he d istrict b y April 30 , 2 00 2 11 .90 0 213 Di strict Act ion Plan s prep ared t hrou gh part icip ato ry p rocess, a pp roved and fund ed, wi th SIFPSA Fiel d Office estab lish ed i n Sah aranp ur b y Sep tember 3 1, 20 01 214 Con tracep ti ve Preval ence Rat e (CPR) in crea sed from 18 .5 % t o 1 9. 2 % by Ap ril 3 0, 20 02 * 23 .80 0 215 Qu ali ty rep r odu cti ve h ealt h ser vi ces p ro vid ed t o p r egna nt wo men by Ap r il 30 , 2 00 2* 17 .00 0 216 Impro ved access a nd qu alit y o f Rep roduc tiv e hea lth servic es in Firozab ad dist ri ct throu gh new strat egic in tervent io ns b y April 30, 2002 13.600 223 Di strict Act ion Plan s prep ared t hrou gh part icip ato ry p rocess, a pp roved and fund ed, wi th SIFPSA Fiel d Office estab lish ed i n Sah aranp ur b y Sep tember 3 1, 20 01 224 Con tracep ti ve Preval ence Rat e in crea sed from 3 0.6 % t o 3 1.3 % by Ap ri l 3 0, 20 02 * 34 .00 0 225 Qu ali ty rep r odu cti ve h ealt h ser vi ces p ro vid ed t o p r egna nt wo men by Ap r il 30 , 2 00 2* 27 .20 0 226 Impr o ved qua lit y o f Repr o duc tiv e hea lth ser vice s by Ap ri l 3 0, 20 02 20 .40 0 233 A st rateg y an d acti on pla n i n p lace to improv e hea lth of a dol escent s by Ma rch 2 00 2 236 Tr adit io nal Bir th At ten dan t (TBA) skil ls u pgraded for pr ovi sion of RC H serv ices i n A gr a, Sitapur (ex clud in g pilo t pro ject bl ock s) and Meerut district s by June 200 57.800 238 Tr adit io nal Bir th At ten dan t ( TBA ) skil ls u pgr ad ed f or p r ovi sion of RC H serv ices i n S h ahja han pu r, S ul tan pur a nd Mo ra dab ad districts by August 2002 88.400 240 Or al Pill sales exp and ed i n r ur al UP ( 2 00) 241 Condom sales expanded in rural UP (2001) 1,377.680 C S F Community Systems Foundation White Ribbon Alliance Site 2001 USAID - CEDPA White Ribbon Alliance Website - India 6 C S F Community Systems Foundation Analysis of Health Systems 2001 USAID - CEDPA Analysis of Health Systems Strengthening for India Wide Variations in IMR Across States 0 20406080100120 Kerala Maharashtra Tamil Nadu West Bengal Punjab Karnataka Gujarat An dh ra Pr a de s h Bihar Haryana INDIA Assam Rajasthan Uttar Pradesh Or i ssa Madhya Pradesh C S F Community Systems Foundation Health MIS 2001-2002 USAID – CEDPA (IFPS Project) HMIS formats and system for data collection and feedback 7 C S F Community Systems Foundation Jharkhand Health Systems 2003 USAID - CEDPA HMIS formats and system for data collection and feedback C S F Community Systems Foundation MCH/FP MIS Syria 1993-1996 UNFPA ~$563k Integrated Order, Distribution and Accounting System MCH/FP MIS v1.0 to v4.0 linked to mapping system 8 C S F Community Systems Foundation Dracunculiasis Eradication 1992-1993 UNICEF Mapping for eradication programme in 18 countries ChildWatch I and II 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 UNICEF GeoTECH 1992 C S F Community Systems Foundation Doc Systems Analysis 1997 UNICEF NYHQ $10k Report on Options for Field Documentation Systems UNICEF Information Update on Vitamin A Deficiency for Progress of Nations.
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