Improved Human Resource for Health Policies and Practices Sample Clauses

Improved Human Resource for Health Policies and Practices. The HRH Project will build upon its ongoing support to strengthen long term strategic planning for HRH in Ethiopia’s national health system. It is also important that the HR plan is viewed as part and parcel of the comprehensive health sector-wide program of work rather than a stand-alone initiative – that way it is likely that it will enjoy wider ownership, buy-in and support from all stakeholders including development partners. In Year 2, the project supported the DHRDA to conduct a rapid situational analysis to update the draft strategy, and conducted a consultative workshop to discuss the revised draft. In year three the final national HR strategic plan will be shared with RHBs and relevant stakeholders. Moreover, regional HRH operational plans will be developed in all 11 RHBs based on the framework of national HR strategic planning.
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