MITRA Youth: Weekly Iron Folic Acid Supplementation for prevention and reduction Iron Deficiency Anaemia among school-going adolescent Title Team Leader girls, in selected districts in two provinces of Indonesia: East Java and East Nusa Tenggara Rt statements Indicators Baseline Target Data sources Data collection Frequency Responsibility methods Ultimate outcome 1000 Impact: Reduced iron deficiency anaemia in school-going % of school-going adolescent girls with TBD 15% Evaluation Baseline and end Once Nutrition adolescent girls. haemoglobin below 120 g/L (Baseline line survey International / Survey) Independent agency Enabling environment- Intermediate outcome 100: Enabling environment: Public sector policy makers renew Standards and Guidelines: % of districts leadership of and commitment to more effective that are implementing program with implementation of WIFA program for adolescent girls. product standard-consistent with new 0% 80% Policy documents Review of Once Nutrition Specifically to provide iron and folic acid (IFA) supplements to revised guideline on WIFA from MoH documents and International / school-going adolescent girls including improved policies, policy statements DHO guidelines, product standards and increased budget allocations guidelines that are consistent with the new revised WIFA guidelines from MoH District program Nutrition - Policy documents Annual Budget allocation: # of districts where action plans International / there is an increase in budget allocation DHO 15 of 20 - District (supplies/training /operational cost) for the districts Development WIFA program. Planning Board documents Enabling environment Immediate outcome –
Title MITRA Youth: Weekly Iron Folic Acid Supplementation for prevention and reduction Iron Deficiency Anaemia among school-going adolescent girls, in selected districts in two provinces of Indonesia: East Java and East Nusa Tenggara Team Leader Rt statements Indicators Baseline Target Data sources Data collection methods Frequency Responsibility Ultimate outcome 1000 Impact: Reduced iron deficiency anaemia in school-going adolescent girls. % of school-going adolescent girls with haemoglobin below 120 g/L TBD (Baseline Survey) 15% Evaluation Baseline and end line survey Once Nutrition International / Independent agency Enabling environment- Intermediate outcome 100: Enabling environment: Public sector policy makers renew leadership of and commitment to more effective implementation of WIFA program for adolescent girls. Specifically to provide iron and folic acid (IFA) supplements to school-going adolescent girls including improved policies, guidelines, product standards and increased budget allocations Standards and Guidelines: % of districts that are implementing program with product standard-consistent with new revised guideline on WIFA from MoH guidelines that are consistent with the new revised WIFA guidelines from MoH Budget allocation: # of districts where there is an increase in budget allocation (supplies/training /operational cost) for the WIFA program. 0% 80% 15 of 20 districts Policy documents - Policy documents - District Development Planning Board documents Review of documents and policy statements District program action plans Once Annual Nutrition International / DHO Nutrition International / DHO Enabling environment – Immediate outcome
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