quality; plastic septic tanks for flood-prone areas; and plastic rings for pit lining in remote mountainous areas. Government Achieved capacity to By 2013, guidelines and tools have Guideline for the Planning and Implementation of deliver sanitation been developed for provincial level Sanitation Programs produced in 2013 and issued component planning, programming, coordination by VIHEMA to all 63 provinces for NTP3 has been and monitoring of sanitation implementation. Associated training to nearly increased 100 key and senior health staff was provided in early 2014. Manuals and BCC and supply chain toolkits for Rural Sanitation Behavior Change and Market Strengthening 2015-20 developed and implemented in Hoa Binh Province. Approximately 1,100 health staff and motivators trained on implementation in Hoa Binh. Manual and toolkits also developed for Mekong Region. Training provided for more than 50 senior health staff and Women’s Union members in Mekong and WB6 project. Manual and toolkits developed for integration of human and animal waste management into the Second Northern Mountains Poverty Reduction Project (NMPRP-2) Additional Financing – Achieved By 2013, VIHEMA has adopted a Sanitation Sector Capacity Assessment capacity building plan based on a Report completed in 2014. Based on the findings needs assessment. a Capacity Building Strategy 2015-2020 developed and endorsed by VIHEMA in 2015. Achieved By June 2015, behavior change Six training curricula developed in collaboration communication and supply chain with MOH for implementation of the national development have been integrated capacity building strategy. Amongst other things in national at-scale capacity building they will be used in the new PforR project (21 program. provinces) from April 2016 onwards. Not achieved By 2014, a performance Not done, to avoid duplication - similar work was benchmarking system is being due to be carried out under TA for the World developed in selected provinces, Bank-supported PforR Program. based on an improved sector M&E system. Knowledge Achieved deepened on By 2013, equity analysis of rural Poverty and sanitation map developed and strengthening sanitation access completed and disseminated; see the enabling widely disseminated environment for rural sanitation and programmatic approaches for
quality; plastic septic tanks for flood-prone areas; and plastic rings for pit lining in remote mountainous areas. Government capacity to deliver sanitation component NTP3 has been increased By 2013, guidelines and tools have been developed for provincial level planning, programming, coordination and monitoring of sanitation Achieved Guideline for the Planning and Implementation of Sanitation Programs produced in 2013 and issued by VIHEMA to all 63 provinces for implementation. Associated training to nearly 100 key and senior health staff was provided in early 2014. Manuals and BCC and supply chain toolkits for Rural Sanitation Behavior Change and Market Strengthening 2015-20 developed and implemented in Hoa Binh Province. Approximately 1,100 health staff and motivators trained on implementation in Hoa Binh. Manual and toolkits also developed for Mekong Region. Training provided for more than 50 senior health staff and Women’s Union members in Mekong and WB6 project. Manual and toolkits developed for integration of human and animal waste management into the Second Northern Mountains Poverty Reduction Project (NMPRP-2) – Additional Financing By 2013, VIHEMA has adopted a capacity building plan based on a needs assessment. Achieved Sanitation Sector Capacity Assessment Report completed in 2014. Based on the findings a Capacity Building Strategy 2015-2020 developed and endorsed by VIHEMA in 2015. By June 2015, behavior change communication and supply chain development have been integrated in national at-scale capacity building program. Achieved Six training curricula developed in collaboration with MOH for implementation of the national capacity building strategy. Amongst other things they will be used in the new PforR project (21 provinces) from April 2016 onwards. By 2014, a performance benchmarking system is being developed in selected provinces, based on an improved sector M&E system. Not achieved Not done, to avoid duplication - similar work was due to be carried out under TA for the World Bank-supported PforR Program. Knowledge deepened on strengthening the enabling environment for rural sanitation and programmatic approaches for By 2013, equity analysis of rural sanitation access completed and widely disseminated Achieved Poverty and sanitation map developed and disseminated; see
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