Afghanistan Afghan Public Health Institute Strategic Plan - ianphi

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walking distance of a healthfacilityMaternal MortalityReduction in the maternalmortality ratio (MMR) per100, 000 live birthsRAMOSCommunityBasedHouseholdSurvey1600 N/A N/A1120 deaths/100000 live birthscorresponding to a30% reductionfrom year (2000)baseline.960 deaths/100000 live birthscorresponding to a40% reductionfrom year (2000)baseline.800 deaths/100000 live birthscorresponding to a50% reductionfrom year (2000)baseline.Infant and Under Five MortalityReduction in the under‐5mortality rate per 1,000 livebirthsReduction in the infantmortality rate per 1,000 livebirthsHHS (NRVA) 257 191 161 137 117 100HHS (NRVA) 165 129 111 97 85 74Increased nationalimmunization coverage ofchildren aged between 12 ‐23 months who are fullyvaccinated with Penta3vaccines (3 doses of Penta)Increased nationalimmunization coverage withmeasles vaccine amongchildren under one year ofage.Full Immunization CoverageHHS (NRVA) 31% 2 77% 3 HHS33 %(NRVA)HHS (NRVA) 35% 4 68% 5 HHS54 %(NRVA)60% 70% 85%60% 70% 85%MEASURING PERFORMANCE: MONITORING IMPLEMENTATION OF THESTRATEGIC PLANIn addition to monitoring the indicators to meet the ANDS targets and those of the HNSS, the StrategicFramework and Operational Planning Working Group will work closely with the M& E and HMISDepartments of the MoPH and with the Afghan Public Health Institute, to ensure that sex‐disaggregateddata (if possible) are collected, analyzed and reported on. A more detailed Performance MeasurementFramework has been developed that includes targets, baselines and indicators for each StrategicDirection (refer to Appendix A). The Strategic Plan will also be costed with technical support provided bythe EU.2 EPI/MoPH (2000)3 EPI/MoPH (2006)4 EPI/MoPH definition (2008) used which will be changed to new definition in subsequent years5 EPI/MoPH (2006)Ministry of Public Health Strategic Plan, 2011‐201550
HOW THE STRATEGIC PLAN 2011‐2015 LINKS WITH NATIONALPRIORITY PROGRAMS, THE HEALTH AND NUTRITION SECTORSTRATEGY AND OTHER MoPH STRATEGIESThis section will address the question “How does the MoPH Strategic Framework 2011‐2015 link withthe National Priority Programs (NPPs) of the Afghan National Development Strategy (ANDS), the HNSSand other strategies developed by technical departments within MoPH?”Links to National Priority Programs (NPPs)At the Kabul Conference, held in Kabul on July 20, 2010, high level GoIRA officials and foreign expertsendorsed an action plan to improve: social and economic development, governance and security as partof the Afghanistan National Development Strategy (ANDS). At that time, 22 National Priority Programswere developed and committed to by external donors. For additional detail on the Kabul conference seehttp://www.fa.gov.af/kabul‐conference.asp and http://www.ands.gov.af11 core elements of the NPPs were identified. Facilitating Human Resource Development; StrengtheningLeadership and Accountability; Building Good Democratic Governance; Meeting Resource Requirementsand Measuring for Results, are of particular relevance to the health sector.Human Resource Development and capacity building is one of the Strategic Directions of the MoPH’sStrategic Framework 2011‐2015. It is also a thread that runs through many of the other 9 StrategicDirections. The Strategic Direction (SD) on “Strengthening the Stewardship role of the MoPH andGovernance in the Health Sector” and the SD on “Improving Health Financing” are aligned with the NPPCore elements Building Good Governance and Strengthening Leadership and Accountability. The SD on“Supporting Regulation and Standardization of the Private Sector” supports improving relationships withthe private sector to enhance health services, which aligns with the NPP core element UnleashingInvestments in Economic and Infrastructure Development. The SD on “Improving the Nutritional Statusof the Afghan population” includes links to food and agriculture, which is linked with the NPP coreelement Accelerating Agriculture and Rural Development. “Results‐oriented Culture” is one of the newcore values of the MoPH, and this is well aligned with the NPP core element that includes Measuring forResults.More specifically, the key areas of the MoPH’s Strategic Plan that are currently under the NationalPriority Programs of ANDS are: 1) the Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS); 2) the Essential Packageof Health Services (EPHS); 3) the Institutional Development of selected National Hospitals; and 4) theHuman Resource Development Cluster that includes a number of activities including those aimed at:improving the governance capacity at senior and managerial levels; developing adequate professionalstandards, specialized curricula and training specialized staff; and increasing the capacity of communityworkers and professional providers.Links to Health and Nutrition Sector Strategy (HNSS)Ministry of Public Health Strategic Plan, 2011‐201551
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