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Technical Assistance for Capacity Building in Midwifery, Information and Logistics
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Strengthening of Essential Drugs and Contraceptives Logistical System

The purpose of this component is to strengthen the logistical system of essential medicines and contraceptives in the public sector at the national, provincial and district levels to ensure their availability throughout the country.  This activity will work closely with USAID’s new family planning program, Family Advancement for Life and Health (FALAH).  FALAH will be working with local government to strengthen logistics at service delivery points below the district level in facilities and with lady health worker supervisors.

Technical assistance will be provided in four areas including: 1. developing a computerized system to manage all aspects of Ministry of Health and Ministry of Population Welfare drug and contraceptive supplies from the national to the district level; 2. upgrading the current system for managing inventory; 3. strengthening the storage of supplies throughout all levels of the health system; and 4. establishing a system and providing training on forecasting supply needs.

In addition to these technical components the project will carry out monitoring and evaluation activities as a cross-cutting effort to assess and document the effectiveness of its actions.

Project Activities

Activities

Date/Duration

International Course in Health M&E

April 20–May 1, 2009

Review and Discuss Results of LMIS Assessment with Stakeholders, LMI and UTi

 

February 9-14, 2009

Meeting at TACMIL Office with Director Generals Health and Representative of LHW Program to Discuss Prototype of Developed Software

January 27, 2009

Visit to Lahore (UTi) to Incorporate Changes Suggested by MoPW in the Software

January 26, 2009

Meeting at MoPW to Discuss Prototype of Developed Software January 19, 2009
Sponsored DG (M&S) MOPW for a course on “Commodity Security: Principles and Practices” at Dar es Salaam, Tanzania January 26 – 31, 2009

‘Commodity Security’ Meeting at Ministry of Population Welfare

December 4, 2008

Meeting with Director General Monitoring and Supervision, Ministry of Population Welfare

December 4, 2008

International Course in Health Logistics Management

October 6-17, 2008

Trip To UTi (Karachi) for Finalizing LMIS Software for MoH/DoH, MoPW, and LHW Program

September 29, 2008

Meeting with Director General, Ministry of Population Welfare (MoPW)

September 2, 2008

Visit to Central Warehouse and Supplies, Ministry of Population Welfare for a Situational Analysis and Study of the Logistic System

June 19, 2008

Orientation Meeting with Director General Health Balochistan, Quetta

May 19, 2008

Visit to Ministries and Departments (Islamabad, Karachi and Hyderabad)

May 7-8, 2008

Development and Pilot Test of LMIS Assessment Instruments (Hardware and Software)

May 5-6, 2008

Scheduled and Conducted a Review of the Existing LMIS at the Federal, Provincial and District Levels using Assessment Tools

June 3-Aug 3, 2008

Meeting with UNFPA

April 29, 2008

Development of Assessment Tools for Logistics Management Information System of Essential Drugs and Contraceptives

April 27-29, 2008

Coordination Meetings with Partners Logistics Management Institute (LMI) and Union Transport Incorporation (UTi) to Review Scope of Work and Define Inputs for Year 1 Work Plan and Performance Monitoring Plan

April 27-28, 2008

 

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