Country Programme (2007-2011/2012) evaluation - UNFPA Moldova

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Table 1: UNFPA Country Programme results chain and available resources by programme component Activities 9 ExpectedOutputs Outputtargetsand indicators ExpectedOutcomes Impact 10 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH (RH) • RH training for medical staff • Development of teaching materials for training • Advocacy for RH training in schools • Peer to peer education • Support to the establishme nt and functioning of youth friendly health centres • Support for commodity security • Support for the establishme Output 1.1 Educationonsexualand reproductivehealththat is promotedwithintheschool curriculaandthroughnon-formal programmesisexpandedtoreach themostvulnerablegroups Output 2.1 Increasedavailabilityof counsellingandinformation servicesonsexualand reproductivehealth,and HIV/AIDSandSTIpreventionfor youngpeople 9 Only principal activities mentioned here 10 UNDAF Outcome Outputindicators: Percentageofchildrenand youthcoveredbylifeskillsbasededucation,bothinand outofschoolandin rural/urbanareas Baseline: 85%intheacademicyear2005– 2006 inschoolsand30,000out ofschools Outputindicators: Percentageofyoungpeople aged15-24 years, disaggregatedbygender,who correctlyidentifywaysto preventthesexualtransmission ofHIVandwhoreject misconceptionsaboutHIV transmission Outcome1 Allchildren,especially themostvulnerable, enjoy accesstoearly childhoodcare, development programmesandhighqualitybasiceducation Outcome2 Peopleofreproductive ageadoptsafebehaviour andseekhealth commoditiesand information on HIV/AIDS,STIsand reproductivehealth By2011,vulnerablegroupsenjoyincreasedequitablea guaranteedaccesstobasic servicesofgoodquality providedbythestatewiththe supportofcivilsociety Baseline:
nt of a LMS system Output 3.1 Mechanismsstrengthened for supervisory and monitoring systems,includingfor quality assurancein comprehensive reproductive health service delivery, and for reproductive health commodity security 28.3% Outputindicators: %ofRHcabinetsusingLMIS Reproductive commodity systeminplace Baseline: · 60% · No health security Outcome3 Allindividuals, especiallythemost vulnerable,enjoy improvedaccessto essential,good-quality health care POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT (P&D) • Support for research on P&D • Support and advocacy for the setup of an adequate institutional framework for P&D Output 4.1 Institutionalcapacitydevelopedto establishasystemtocollectand analysedisaggregated demographicandpopulationdata, andtoformulatenationalpolicies andmonitortheirimplementation andimpact Outputindicators: Nationalpopulationcouncil establishednumberandqualityo f populationpoliciesinitiated Baseline: NPCnon-existent Noholisticpopulation policies. Outcome4 Pro-poorpolicies addressingdevelopment andpopulationare formulated, implementedand monitoredina transparentand participatorymanner By2011,publicinstitutionswiththesupportofCivil SocietyOrganizations(CSOs) arebetterabletoensuregood governance,ruleoflawand equalaccesstojusticeand promotionofhumanrights UNFPA Moldova Extended Country Programme (2007-2011/12) Outcome Evaluation 15
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Page 5 and 6: List of Boxes Box 1: Examples of UN
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Page 33 and 34: The NDS 2008-2011 defines the MDGs
Page 35 and 36: “Rethink Moldova” is the title
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• Continuing to provide support f
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Annex A.1 Meeting list UNFPA Moldov
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A.2 Stakeholder consultation and pa
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UN Agencies and Donors 1. Dimovska
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A.4 Revised documents GoM, Governme
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A.5 Terms of Reference (approved by
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EXPECTED TASKS AND DELIVERABLES The
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• Experience and understanding of
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