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the Household:Male 11924 86.03%Females 1935 13.96%1.3 Number of Members306335in the Household1.3.a. Males 160694 52.45%1.3.b. Females 145641 47.541.4 Type of HouseholdPucca 7192.2 12.20%Semi-pucca 9670.2 16.41%Kachha 42041.6 71.37%1.5 Ownership of HouseOwn 59636.7 89.79%Rented 6775.35 10.20%1.6 Number of separate334632rooms in the house1.7 Is there a separate18460.2room for kitchen/(Yes)No1.8 Whether toilet7149.1 12.13%facility availableinside the village?(Yes)No1.9 Is there a425.003 0.72%community toiletfacility in thevillage? (Yes)No1.1 What is the main0source of lightningin the household?(Specify)Electricity 32859.1Kerosin lamp 17010.5Others 18649.41.11 Is there a regular23040.2source of drinkingwater in thehousehold? (Yes)No1.12 Whether thedrinking source ofwater change fromseason to season?52850
(Yes)No1.13 What type of fuel is0used for cooking?(Specify)Firewood 41901.9 71.13%Kerosin Stove 2567 4.35%Gas 15754.1 26.74%1.14 Main occupation of0the house holdBusiness 5152 8.74%Services 13092.2 22.22%Farmer 40190.8 68.23%1.15 Number of earningmembers in the46700 15.24%household1.16 Monthly income ofthe household1.17 Whether food isavailable throughoutthe year? (Yes)No1.18 If no, the difficultmonths for foodavailability1.19 What is the mode oftransport availablein the household (ifany)?1.20.aDoes the householdown a TV? (Yes)No1.20.bDoes the householdown a Radio? (Yes)No1.21 Does the householdown any agricultureland? (Yes)No1.22 Area of theagriculture land, ifany1.23 Area of theagriculture landirrigated, if any19880 33.75%householdsays yes0295118609.1 31.59%20105.5 34.13%16539.720075.56548.11.24 Does the household 926551
Page 1 and 2: CHAPTERISUMMARY1. Executive Summary
Page 3 and 4: Incorporating all the data received
Page 5 and 6: more antenatal checks5. % of pregna
Page 7 and 8: 3.5 Private and NGO health services
Page 9 and 10: Organogram of District Programme Ma
Page 11 and 12: - The relevant documents of already
Page 13 and 14: (A) Budget availability during 2008
Page 15 and 16: CHAPTERIVSITUATIONAL ANALYSIS4. RCH
Page 17 and 18: 4.5.1.1 DISTRICT INDICATORS ON MATE
Page 19 and 20: aboveKnowledge about 84.1 75.3 86.8
Page 21 and 22: predominantly tribal populated Stat
Page 23 and 24: 4.12 Convergence/ CoordinationA con
Page 25 and 26: appropriate feeding practices andat
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Page 37 and 38: 3.2.3 Functionalities & critical st
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Page 45 and 46: For implementation of RCH-II, the a
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Page 53 and 54: year2.8.eWhether any trained0medica
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Page 57 and 58: Following are the list of PHCs who
Page 59 and 60: Name ofworkConstructionof Sub-Centr
Page 61 and 62: 900,000.00 900,000.00DibangValley1
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Page 69 and 70: CHAPTERVIRCH II PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE
Page 71 and 72: It is proposed to functionalise 10
Page 73 and 74: Further, ASHAs / AWW will identify
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Page 79 and 80: diarrhoeal episode at the household
Page 81 and 82: 6.2.2.6 Care of Sick Children at FR
Page 83 and 84: convenience of the facility. Necess
Page 85 and 86: The RKM Hospital, Itanagar will be
Page 87 and 88: 6.2.5 URBAN RCHThe proposal envisag
Page 89 and 90: organization run Ramakrishna Missio
Page 91 and 92: 6.2.6 TRIBAL RCHThe state of Arunac
Page 93 and 94: Type of services:The Program envisa
Page 95 and 96: a. The ProjectThe PPP Project was a
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Arunachal Pradesh and NANI SALA Fou
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6.4 INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHENING6.4.
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The drug scruples are drawn from th
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District HMIS/M&E Cell1. Computers
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is in place now. Online reporting f
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programme will mainly focus on the
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Budget Estimate for Review meetingS
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This will include monitoring of act
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Role of State in Capacity building:
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6.4.3.1. STRENGTHENING OF IEC/BCC B
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PERIODIC INPUTSStateBlockCHC/PHCSub
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level Root fund utilizationJSY/Immu
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e produce and broadcast at 5 AIR st
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presently satisfying the clinical a
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Details of Training Expenditure 200
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6.5.2.1 Development/translation and
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training is 15 days. The Fund requi
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6.5.6. Family Planning Training6.5.
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The state is planning to establish
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Decentralized HMIS/M&E Training Pla
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Training on DHIS 2, web based onlin
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Comparative Rankings of HDI and GDI
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Infant and Child MortalityInfant an
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the condition and position of women
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incumbent District Accountants as D
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(iii)(iv)(v)(vi)(vii)collection, co
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Books of Accounts.The following boo
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ASHA supervisor/facilitator under t
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5.2 Sensitization of AWWs, ASHAs, f
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level, through Drug Distribution Ce
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PPTCT-Overall supervision byhead of
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RTI/STI,VCTC, andPPTC is alsoinclud
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CHAPTERVIIProgramme Management Arra
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Stationery 6,00,000/-Telephone expe
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CHAPTERIXMONITORING AND EVALUATIONM
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5. Maternal Health1. Proportion of
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From SC/PHC/CHC/DH/FRU to the Distr
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CHAPTERXSustainabilitySustainabilit
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Sl.NoName oftheDistrictTotal No. of
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Activity Unit cost Budget requireme
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ASHA need to stay in touch, to shar
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No. of ASHAsforReorientationTrainin
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The existing monthly remuneration i
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e minimized. The equipment specific
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RKS fund @ Rs. 1 lakh/ PHCs will al
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Weinmann, GermanyMouth to Mouth Res
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effect and the broad detail of prop
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2. Appointment of staff: On contrac
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2. Community based intervention for
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Health Promotion Activity(School, W
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Monitoring and Evaluation:The state
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Strategy / ActivityTimeline2008-09
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Budget headUnit ofmeasurePhysical T
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Part C: UIPROUTINE IMMUNIZATION1. S
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Sl.No.1.a.1. Manpower Status dedica
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of cold chain equipments throughout
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1. a.3. Vaccines and Logistics:The
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8 Children 10 at yrs 32239 331039 C
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Table 1.b. continues....JE-routineH
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Total reported VPD outbreaks in Sta
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are looked after by the Mechanic ad
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5.2. Cold Chain Maintenance:The ina
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5.6. Support for Computer Assistant
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5.9.2. Orientation Training of Medi
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the trainees in a batch, the total
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5.12. Consumables for Computers inc
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non-reliability of the power supply
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it is highly felt that all the vacc
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Cold Boxes7 Large)134 392 392Cold B
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SN126.6. Vaccine VansNon-functional
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It has been found that the 11 units
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State HQMobility support for1 super
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8. Budget.The budget portion is the
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S.No.PART D: STRENGTHENING NATIONAL
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DTC633 472/Lakh 142 106/Lakh 87% 75
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(Rs.)(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)Purchaseof
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Opinionleaders/NGOsforadvocacyHealt
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6. Training:ActivityNo.inthestateNo
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Provision forUpdateTraining atVario
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NGOsinvolvementunsignedPrivatepract
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TuberculosisUnit ModelTB-HIVScheme:
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thenorms inthestateyearis beingsubm
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15. Procurement of Vehicles:Equipme
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Print publicity- Posters- Pamphlets
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RNTCP ADDITIONAL SECTION UNDER NRHM
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5. TrainingIn-service refresher tra
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HEAD PHYSICAL FINANCIAL10. School E
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GFATM States (Arunachal Pradesh):-S
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East Siang 87430 2005 60538 8213 61
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Sl.NoC2. High Risk Areas:NameDistri
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Subansiri10 Kurung4 13 146 30406 Ni
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14 UpperSiang13 98 3067015 Anjaw 12
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1516S.NogAnjawNaharlagun1 13 371 5
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N.B. Details of Micro planning for
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S.NoJ. Training: mention number of
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K. PPP involvementS.No.Schemes1 Sch
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for each PHCs is required.Threats :
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Expenditure (Financial Performance)
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MTS LT Accountants11.707.921.8016.3
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NATIONAL LEPROSY ELIMINATION PROGRA
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(Rupees Two lakhs fourteen thousand
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= Press (Local News Paper) @ 5000 X
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@ 500 P.M. X 17 nos X 12 mnths = 1,
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INTEGRATED DISEASE SURVEILLANCE PRO
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ANNEXURE-1PROPOSED COST ESTIMATE FO
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Annexure-4TOTAL BUDGET REQUIRED FOR
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Table-1NUMBER OF TRAINEES IN THE ST
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4.9 LABORATORY SUPPORT FOR IDSPComp
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4 Link up with state and district s
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Annexure- ASUMMARY OF TOTAL COST ES
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At the World Health Assembly in Gen
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SL.NO.DISTRICTHEADQUARTERPOPULATION
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1. Technical Officer : One Post.2.
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among these children are almost non
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6.2.2 IEC6.2.3 LABORATORY ACTIVITY6
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While the availability of iodised s
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The budget requirement for salary o
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coalition1.3. Conduct a high-level
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4.2. Establish a system foreffectiv
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5c.3. Develop information onIDD and
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7. BUDGETINGThe Annual budget for t
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SlANNEXURE-IBUDGET REQUIREMENT FOR
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11Block levelSensitizationmeeting10
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6. To determine to percentage of po
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Develop effective coordination betw
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4.3 Provision of Immunization durin
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through Drug Distribution Centers a
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practices-Ensure universalprecautio
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- - In some state, PRI representati
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Strategy / Activity2008-09(in lakhs
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