Mid-Year Review of the Work Plan for Sudan 2012 - Global ...

UNITED NATIONS AND PARTNERS[2] PROGRESS | SECTOR RESPONSEMID YEAR REVIEW | SUDAN WORK PLAN 201235TABLE OF MID-YEAR MONITORING VS. OBJECTIVESOutcomes (withcorresponding targets)Outputs (with corresponding targets)Indicators (with correspondingtargets and baseline)Achieved as mid-yearStatusObjective 1: To contribute towards better access for vulnerable populations to quality primary and secondary health care services.1. Individuals and communities,with special emphasis onvulnerable and at-risk populations,have increased accessto quality primary and secondaryhealth care services.1. Increased PHC facilities that provide minimumbasic PHC package of services (Immunization,antenatal care (ANC), treatment of commondiseases).2. Increased availability of trained health personneland community health workers in disadvantagedstates.3. Essential medicine, medical supplies,guidelines, and health education material to areprovided to targeted health facilities.4. Comprehensive health management informationsystems, established at all levels.5. Essential structure and functional capacities ofprioritized health facilities rehabilitated.6. Mental health counselling & care at healthfacilities in conflict and post conflict areasincreased.1. 80% of health facilities providingminimum basic package of PHC(treatment of common disease,immunization and ANC).2. 80% of population covered byfunctioning health facility (Keyhealth providers/facility, accordingto the definition of Federal Ministryof Health (FMOH) for type of healthunit/serving population).1. 66%2. 72.6%Objective 2: To strengthen local capacity to predict, prepare for, respond to, mitigate and manage health risks that include communicable diseases and seasonalemergencies.1. Reduced mortality andmorbidity related to communicabledisease outbreak.2. By the end of 2012, allcommunicable diseaseoutbreaks are detected andresponses are initiated with72 hours.1. Improved coordination, partnership, predictabilityand responsibility amongst all actors.2. Strengthened systems for integrated diseasesurveillance of communicable diseases and EarlyWarning Alert and System Response (EWARS).3. Essential reagents, rapid test kits, equipment,and diagnostic tools to health facilities areprovided.4. Capacities for disaster management andcommunicable disease control and prevention incomplex emergencies strengthened.5. Improved vector control campaigns , reducedincidence of vector-borne diseases.6. Improved water quality reduced incidence ofwater-borne diseases.7. Strengthened outbreak emergency preparednessand response capacity and early detection.1. 100% of communicable diseaseoutbreaks detected and respondedto within 72 hours.2. 100% of states with emergencypreparedness and response plans.1. 100%2. 93%On TrackOn TrackObjective 3: To contribute to a reduction in maternal and child morbidity and mortality focusing on safe motherhood and child survival interventions.1. Reduced maternal and childmortality and morbidity.2. By the end of 2012 theHealth Sector has enhancedsafe motherhood and childsurvival initiatives thusreducing maternal and childmorbidity and mortality.1.Improved access to maternal services withfocus on reproductive health services (ANC,prevention of mother to child transmission(PMTCT), post-natal care (PNC), post-abortalcare (PAC), family planning and emergencymanagement of obstetric care (EMOC).2. Improved prevention and management ofsexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV/AIDS cases, including victims of sexual andgender-based violence (SGBV).3. Increased utilization and access of mothersand children under five years to essential curativehealth care services.1. 60% of health facilities providingbasic EMOC.2. 80% of births attended by skilledbirth attendants.3. 95% coverage of Penta 3 vaccinein children below one year of age/state.4. 80% of HF providing IMCIservices.1. 42.5%2. 46.5%3. 55.6%4. 52.5%On Track4. Enhanced accelerated Child Survival Initiativeinterventions (including expanded programmesof immunization (EPI), integrated managementof childhood illness (MCI), infant and young childfeeding (IYCF), and school health).5. Increased immunization coverage for womenand children under five.