Provision Intermediate outcome – 1200: Provision: improvements in the extent to which health Capacity for monitoring: 0 20 districts Revised HMIS Modified HMIS Once Nutrition workers, supervisors and health service managers, prioritize the tools/ directives International timely provision of IFA supplements to school-going adolescent from DHO # of districts that actively compile HMIS girls and are capacitated for effective planning, monitoring, data on Stock and Coverage of MN management, and appropriate counselling to adolescent girls supplements Adequacy of supplies: 0 100% (all 20 District District Annual Nutrition districts) procurement procurement update International records offices/ District % of districts with adequate supplies of Pharmacies WIFA available at the DHOs Planning and monitoring: % of districts 0 100% (all 20 Minutes of Review of minutes Annual Nutrition conducting annual planning and quarterly districts) meetings of meetings update International program review meetings on micronutrient programs to identify gaps and potential solutions F18.4Provision Immediate outcome – 1210: Knowledge, Skills and Capacity health workers, % of health workers who can correctly TBD from Increase by Program evaluation Baseline and end Once Nutrition supervisors and managers, and school health program teachers describe dosage, duration, benefits and baseline 50% line surveys International / have recognized the importance of prioritizing WIFA program side effects of WIFA survey Independent through improved capacity for timely provision of adequate agency amounts of supplements and effective planning, monitoring, management and appropriate counselling. Provision Outputs –
Provision – Intermediate outcome 1200: Provision: improvements in the extent to which health workers, supervisors and health service managers, prioritize the timely provision of IFA supplements to school-going adolescent girls and are capacitated for effective planning, monitoring, management, and appropriate counselling to adolescent girls Capacity for monitoring: # of districts that actively compile HMIS data on Stock and Coverage of MN supplements 0 20 districts Revised HMIS Modified HMIS tools/ directives from DHO Once Nutrition International Adequacy of supplies: % of districts with adequate supplies of WIFA available at the DHOs 0 100% (all 20 districts) District procurement records District procurement offices/ District Pharmacies Annual update Nutrition International Planning and monitoring: % of districts conducting annual planning and quarterly program review meetings on micronutrient programs to identify gaps and potential solutions 0 100% (all 20 districts) Minutes of meetings Review of minutes of meetings Annual update Nutrition International F18.4Provision – Immediate outcome 1210: Knowledge, Skills and Capacity health workers, supervisors and managers, and school health program teachers have recognized the importance of prioritizing WIFA program through improved capacity for timely provision of adequate amounts of supplements and effective planning, monitoring, management and appropriate counselling. % of health workers who can correctly describe dosage, duration, benefits and side effects of WIFA TBD from baseline survey Increase by 50% Program evaluation Baseline and end line surveys Once Nutrition International / Independent agency Provision – Outputs
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