Evaluation of the Tuberculosis Control Assistance Program (TB CAP)

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56 EVALUATION OF THE TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TB CAP)
ANNEX IV. FIELD VISIT ITINERARIESDuring field visits the team members were accompanied by TB CAP; by national, state, and district NTPstaff; and for some visits by staff from local partner organizations and from the USAID Mission.MARCH 10-13, THE HAGUE, THE NETHERLANDS, AT KNCVMeetings and briefing with the TB CAP PMUReview and discussion of evaluation methodology, schedule, and instrumentsDiscussion of desk survey findingsAdministration and logistics (E. Berhane by phone)March 14. Departure to Indonesia, Geneva, and Washington, D.C.MARCH 16, GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, AT WHODiscussions and briefing by WHO Stop TB Department staff involved in TB CAPPPM, drug resistance, human and institutional capacity, political commitment, laboratorystrengthening, TBTEAM, TB and HIV/TB coordinated activitiesMeeting with TB CAP board member and project officerMARCH 17, PARIS, FRANCE, AT THE UNIONMeetings and briefing with the Union director and staff involved in TB CAPMARCH 16-21, INDONESIAMarch 16, JakartaBriefing with USAIDAttended TB CAP international workshop on infection controlBriefing with KNCV/TB CAPBriefing with WHOBriefing with FHIMarch 17, JakartaBriefing with Global FundBriefing with CCMVisit to microbiology laboratory, U. of IndonesiaVisit to Persahabatan HospitalVisit to PPTI (NGO)Travel to Surabaya and SemarangMarch 18, Surabaya Province, East JavaVisit and briefing at the Provincial Health OfficeVisit to the Dr. Sutomo General HospitalVisit to a health center (Puskesmas A)Visit to the provincial laboratoryEVALUATION OF THE TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TB CAP) 57
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Page 42 and 43: The Compendium of Indicators is oft
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Page 48 and 49: TB CAP needs more capacity and meth
Page 50 and 51: TB CAP should develop a strategy to
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Page 54 and 55: - Integrate TB control efforts with
Page 56 and 57: How has TB CAP met the intermediate
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Page 72 and 73: April 1, Team 2Travel to Kachia LGA
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