District Investment Case to improve Health System (DIC)Dec 2011- Dec 2014 Supporting Partner: UNICEF. The objective of this project was to provide technical assistance to the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) to successfully complete the Investment case process in the selected sixteen districts documenting the process, analysis and results especially in planning budgeting. |
Better Access and Services Provision to Improve Maternal, Neonatal Child Health Nutrition and Hygiene Service in Makwanpur (SPARSH-M)Feb 2016- June 2018 Supporting Partner: Project HOPE. The outcome of the project was to improve health and nutrition status of mothers, neonates and children of Makwanpur district and the overall objective was to improve maternal and child health nutrition and hygiene practices by increasing access to related information and services. |
Strengthening and Activating District Health System (SAHas)2016 Supporting Partner: UNICEF. The objective of this project was to improve access and utilisation of maternal, neonatal, child health, nutrition services and hygiene practices in the project area along with creating awareness and improve practices on quality maternal, neonatal, child health, nutrition and hygiene services in the community. |
Global Antibiotic Resistance Partnership – Nepal (GARP-Nepal) Phase IMay 2013- Oct 2019 Supporting Partner: Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy The objective of this project was to advocate and create awareness among policy makers, about the growing threat of antibiotic resistance and develop country-relevant solutions. |
Exploring health financing options to achieve Universal Health Coverage in Nepal (Alternative Health Financing Project)Jan-Dec 2017 Supporting Partner: Medico International. The objective of this project was to explore and analyse various existing financing initiatives and practices in various levels in Nepal. It will also review the free health care program and social health security program of Nepal Government. |
Farming, Health and Environment Nepal Project (FHEN) Phase IISept 2017-Mar 2020 Supporting Partner: Danish Society for Occupational and Environmental Health (DASAM) and Dialogos The three objectives of this project were: 1: To prevent occupational pesticide poisonings among farmers, professional sprayer men and pesticide retailers by strengthening their knowledge, attitude and practice on IPM and organic alternatives to pesticides. 2: To prevent pesticide poisonings including those due to self-harm and accidents by increasing awareness in the villages among the health care workers about treatment and prevention. 3: To facilitate advocacy to reduce pesticide poisonings and pollution by dissemination of knowledge, strategies and materials developed in the project at district and national levels. |
Assessment of Auxiliary Nurse Midwives Programme in Dadeldhura District, NepalOct 2017- May 2018 Supporting Partner: UNICEF Nepal The objectives of this project were to examine whether the ANM programme reached the intended target group, examine factors that affect client demand and utilisation of health services provided by ANMs, to document the process in which ANM worked to improve utilisation of services in health facilities and to strengthening community-based services such as ORC and EPI clinics, to analyse trends in service utilisation for comparison of before and after the ANM programme, to analyse the current and long-term cost of the ANM programme and to extract lesson learned and draw concrete recommendations that will guide the planning of successful expansion of the ANM programme. |
Life Saving Comprehensive Nutrition Response Including Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition in Flood Affected Areas of Morang and Sunsari DistrictsOct 2017-Mar 2018 Supporting Partner: UNICEF Nepal The objectives of this project were capacity building of Health workers and FCHVs for the effective implementation and management of IMAM program in Morang and Sunsari district, management of moderate acute malnutrition through community and facility based counselling services (6-59 months children), management of severe acute malnutrition program through therapeutic feeding program (6-59 months children), promotion, protection and support for Breastfeeding (0-23 months children) and promotion of complementary feeding (6-23 months) and promote to access and utilise essential micronutrients for children and women such as; Vitamin A for the children age 6-59 months, IFA for pregnant and postnatal women. |