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C. IMMUNISATION C.1: Situation analysis of the DistrictImmunization Program 1. Current scenario of implementation of immunization program a. State level coverage as per District Level Household Survey‐3, Coverage Evaluation Survey 2009 & Reported coverage for 2009‐10, 2010‐11 till Dec'10. b. District wise coverage levels of all antigens for 2009‐10, 2010‐11 till Dec'10 (including Hepatitis B & JE wherever applicable). c. Reasons for Shortfall in coverage d. Reporting and incidence of VPDs for 2010‐11 till Dec'10. e. Reporting and Response to Outbreaks and AEFIs for, 2009‐10 till Dec'10. 2. Strategies for further improving Routine Immunization a. What is the target of immunization coverage for this year? b. To improve the accessibility of routine immunization services (reflected by BCG and DPT‐1 coverage); identify the districts with poor access and reasons thereof. c. To reduce dropouts (reflected by DPT3 coverage); reasons for dropout and specify Steps taken for this. d. To create community demand for routine immunization;(write specific steps taken) e. Any other innovation started for strengthening of routine immunization in the state. 3. Status of micro planning‐ Number of districts where RI micro‐plans have been updated in 2010‐ 11. (Provide details in the format enclosed). 4. What are the roles & responsibilities pertaining to immunization of 1 st ANM, 2 nd ANM, and HW (Male) ? 5. What is the mechanism of coordination & convergence between AWW and ASHA? 6. Alternate Vaccine Delivery System‐ what system is in place, whether it is working and what are issues faced? 7. Supervision and Monitoring‐Status of Routine Immunization cell, Supportive Supervision Structure in field, Review meetings and data analysis and action taken at all levels etc). 8. Status of RIMS implementation for monitoring (details of districts uploading data regularly, issues with other districts and proposed support required). 9. Co‐ordination with Partners (ICDS, Public Private Partnerships, Other agencies). 10. Component‐wise receipt & expenditure of funds received from 2009‐10 onwards (format attached). 11. Status of Cold Chain Equipment‐ i.) ILRs, DF, Voltage stabilizers
a) Plan for replacement of all condemned or non service able equipment which is beyond repair. b) Expansion: ‐ Need based depending on the setting up of New PHC/ cold chain points. c) All CFC equipments supplied till 1992 has been replaced with Non CFC equipment. The expansion plan should include replacement of remaining CFC equipments supplied during the period of 93‐98 ii.) Cold boxes, Vaccine carriers ‐ replacement plan for expansion or replacement of condemn equipment. iii.) Insulated/Non Insulated vaccine van: Plan for supply of insulated vaccine vans against condemned vehicles and expansion plan for supply of vaccine van for newly created district. iv.) Mechanism for cold chain maintenance and repairs‐ HR structure, AMC(if any) etc. 12. Status of implementation of Procurement Management Information System (ProMIS). 13. IEC plan for strengthening UIP; however the budget for IEC is to be provisioned under RCH. 14. Infrastructural and manpower requirements that are essential for implementation of UIP but not admissible under Part C (Immunization) may be provisioned under the NRHM/RCH heads. (eg; Refrigerator mechanics, renovation of stores etc.) This should include district level need for go‐down for vaccine/logistics. 15. Additional support required to improve Routine Immunization; for any state specific need please provide a separate write‐up on objective, strategy, expected output and budgetary basis for the activities. A. Basic information of the State/UT related to Immunization Programme Programme implementation Plan (PIP) for Immunization Programme Year 2011‐2012 District / Corp. Name‐ <strong>Amravati</strong> A‐1 Basic information of the District / Corp.related to Immunization Programme Position Name Contact No./Email District <strong>Health</strong> Officer / MOH Dr S. K. Yelurkar 0721/2662591 dhozpamt@gmail.com Civil Surgeon Dr. C.L. Sonkusre 0721/2663337,38 cs_amaravati@rediffmail.com District Immunization Officers (DIO) / Dr. R. Bansod (Addi 0721/2550183 Immunization Officers Charge) modtt.amravati@gmail.com RMO Outreach Dr. Bandale 0721/2663337,38 (Addi Charge) cs_amaravati@rediffmail.com Cold chain Technician Shri Qurishi 0721/2662591 District Level Data Assistant Shri V.P. Badge dhozpamt@gmail.com 0721/2662591 dhozpamt@gmail.com
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Progamme Implementation Plan 2011
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Foreword: National Rural Health Mis
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dated 20/09/2005 and Account is ope
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Vital Indicators: Sr. Indicator As
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The average growth rate for rural a
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Sr. no Completed CTC in District bl
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PHC - Dhamak, Block - Nandgaon Khan
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New Construction Work Taken During
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Time Table of Organization Activiti
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Budget Summery Sr No Main Heads Com
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Sr No Main Heads Components Budget
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ACTIVITY* Approved Budget PART -A R
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Sr. No. Initiative Number Proposed
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Staff Nurse at 24 x 7 PHCs ‐ in t
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Block Program Management Unit ‐ F
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CHAPTER-1: OUTCOME ANALYSIS OF PIP
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ACTIVITY* Quarterly review meeting
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ACTIVITY* b) Salt Testing Kits supp
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grievance redressal Analysis of fee
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S. No Conditionality Corporation].
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• For Dengue, Chikungunya and Jap
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Writeup for RCH Activity 1. MATERNA
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1.5.4 Free diet allowance to Instit
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3.5.2 Provision for Transport of fa
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6.2.5 Documentary Evidence of impro
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12.4.3 Wall painting & Hoardings It
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S. No. Area Indicator 21 NSSK Plann
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• Holistic planning for operation
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7. Referral Transport: • Every st
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CHILD HEALTH PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATI
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5. Establishment of newborn and chi
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Planning for the year 2011‐12 1 s
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A.4: FAMILY PLANNING The following
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5.4 .1 5.4 .2 5.4 .3 5.4 .4 STRATEG
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6. Convergence with other programme
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2. District level Formats: 2a. Data
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Format B - Monthly Report 1. Name o
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A.7 SOCIAL AND GENDER EQUITY CHECKL
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CONSOLIDATED BUDGET SHEET -RCH FLEX
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Sl.No. Activity Unit Cost A.4.2.2 C
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Sl.No. Activity Unit Cost Physical
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