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Description of DIP Preparation Process. The steps taken to prepare this DIP included several key activities. A comprehensive Knowledge, Practice, and Coverage (KPC) Survey was conducted targeting women with children under the age of 2 years, women in reproductive age, men, and youth. A sample of 300 from each group was obtained. In addition to this, a Health Facility Assessment (HFA) including twenty instruments was also conducted in a total of 14 health facilities; 2 in the Oblast and 6 across the two project rayons. Subsequent to this month-long quantitative data collection activity, Project HOPE staff and consultant undertook a four-day qualitative study in the program project rayons. Six Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) were held in both the Asky and the Bazakorgon Rayons. In this forum program staff and consultant talked to a total of 28 health facility service providers, 33 mothers of young children, 22 men, 8 grandmothers, 25 youth and 14 community leaders. To culminate this work, a two-day planning workshop was held that included the participation of 32 individuals coming from the central Ministry of Health, the oblast and rayon health services, program partners and staff. The Baseline Assessment report is included in Appendix 1; and the list of DIP workshop participants, along with the agenda and working groups is included in Appendix 2. Program activities undertaken since the award began with the recruitment and hiring of a Program Director, Xx. Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx and 5 technical and 2 administrative staff, plus 2 drivers and a guard. See Appendix 3 for CVs pf all key staff. Project HOPE subsequently located and renovated office space office in an unused wing of the Children’s Hospital. Also achieved during this start-up period was the procurement of necessary office and program supplies and equipment, as well as vehicles. Program staff received orientation on program priorities and strategies as outlined in the proposal, and participated in some training activities. Meetings with partners were held and discussions around the issue of partnership, responsibilities and contributions of each partner.
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Description of DIP Preparation Process. Since the start of the project, SAWSO and Chikankata Health Services (CHS) have worked with the other Chikankata Child Survival Project (CCSP) partners to complete several of the first-year activities. After being hired, CCSP and CHS staff have conducted orientations with all project partners and with communities. SAWSO facilitated the baseline knowledge, practice, and coverage (KPC) training, and project partners participated in training, data collection, and data analysis. CCSP field staff, in coordination with health center staff, are currently conducting a census and mapping exercises of all villages in the project area. Two Task Force meetings have been held, the second being a part of the DIP preparation process. Participants at this workshop included members of Chikankata Health Services, SAWSO, the Churches Health Association of Zambia (CHAZ), District Health Management Team (DHMT) members from Mazabuka and Siavonga, World Vision Zambia, Plan Zambia, and Harvest Help Zambia. The workshop lasted two days and included a review of the CCSP objectives, review and discussion of baseline survey results, presentation and discussion of new methodologies (Care Group and Hearth Models), revisions to planned intervention activities and analysis of opportunities and potential problems, discussion of methods for optimal coordination between partners, and review of roles and responsibilities of project partners. This workshop was followed up with further meetings between SAWSO and the CCSP and CHS outreach staff. Data from the workshop and these discussions were integrated into the original proposal plan to develop this DIP. Although all partners participated in the design of the DIP, the SAWSO Health Program Officer wrote the final document. XXXXX and TSA/Zambia are grateful to the many reviewers of the first version of the DIP and have incorporated many of their comments and suggestions into this second version.
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