Potential partners and field of intervention Delivery of essential health services and the fight against Ebola and proper waste management relies on the involvement of a wide range of actors -- public and private sectors, NGOs, and civil society. It is therefore necessary to establish a partnership framework to identify the roles and responsibilities of each category of actor. Table : Potential field of intervention Actors Potential field of intervention Technical services of the inform the and national authorities Government (MoHS) facilitate co-ordination of HCWM plan activities supply technical expertise develop guidelines for HCWM develop M&E execute control and monitoring of activities the health staff/supervisors monitoring and evaluation of HCWM Implementation of the service agreement over sees the planning process and implementing the recovery Directorate of Environmental Will monitor ESMF and EMWMP Health and Sanitation The government Coordinate the post Ebola recovery planning in all sectors City councils/district participate in the mobilization of populations ensure HCW are properly governments disposed in their landfill participate in training, monitoring and evaluation world bank project team & .Conduct supervision safeguard specialists Provide safeguard enhancement Ensure Policies are followed Conduct reviews Environmental protection To ensure effective protection and management of the environment. Agency Review and sub-projects according to EPA Act 2008 as amended in 2010 Issue EIA licenses Monitor the compliance level of projects Private operators Invest in HCWM (e.g., treatment, transport, disposal) Supervised and monitor by MHS operate as sub-contractors (City Assemblies / District Government Health Facilities) Monitor by MOHS NGOs and CBOs inform, educate and make population aware participate in / offer training activities Ministry of Works Provide Infrastructural development Min. of Lands, Housing, Provide primary disposal sites and landfill sites Country Planning and the Environment Directorate of Environmental Revitalization of the existing Public Health Aide Health and Sanitation Improve the implementation of the environmental strategy Primary Health Care Strengthen the existing community Health Worker cadre and their linkages to the Peripheral Health Units Directorate of Health System Planning and supervision and planning monitoring and evaluation (HMIS development, publication of the quarterly HMIS bulletin organization of special sector studies (NHA, health sector financing
Potential partners and field of intervention Delivery of essential health services and the fight against Ebola and proper waste management relies on the involvement of a wide range of actors -- public and private sectors, NGOs, and civil society. It is therefore necessary to establish a partnership framework to identify the roles and responsibilities of each category of actor. Table : Potential field of intervention Actors Potential field of intervention Technical services of the Government (MoHS) inform the and national authorities facilitate co-ordination of HCWM plan activities supply technical expertise develop guidelines for HCWM develop M&E execute control and monitoring of activities the health staff/supervisors monitoring and evaluation of HCWM Implementation of the service agreement over sees the planning process and implementing the recovery Directorate of Environmental Health and Sanitation Will monitor ESMF and EMWMP The government Coordinate the post Ebola recovery planning in all sectors City councils/district governments participate in the mobilization of populations ensure HCW are properly disposed in their landfill participate in training, monitoring and evaluation world bank project team & safeguard specialists .Conduct supervision Provide safeguard enhancement Ensure Policies are followed Conduct reviews Environmental protection Agency To ensure effective protection and management of the environment. Review and sub-projects according to EPA Act 2008 as amended in 2010 Issue EIA licenses Monitor the compliance level of projects Private operators Invest in HCWM (e.g., treatment, transport, disposal) Supervised and monitor by MHS operate as sub-contractors (City Assemblies / District Government Health Facilities) Monitor by MOHS NGOs and CBOs inform, educate and make population aware participate in / offer training activities Ministry of Works Provide Infrastructural development Min. of Lands, Housing, Country Planning and the Environment Provide primary disposal sites and landfill sites Directorate of Environmental Health and Sanitation Revitalization of the existing Public Health Aide Improve the implementation of the environmental strategy Primary Health Care Strengthen the existing community Health Worker cadre and their linkages to the Peripheral Health Units Directorate of Health System and planning Planning and supervision monitoring and evaluation (HMIS development, publication of the quarterly HMIS bulletin organization of special sector studies (NHA, health sector financing
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