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MAXIMIZING POSITIVE SYNERGIES - World Health Organization

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GAVI<br />

Disease Priority Amount Approved (in US$)<br />

Pentavalent vaccine 28,217,000<br />

Tetravalent vaccine 9,776,000<br />

Yellow fever vaccine 6,060,000<br />

Vaccine introduction grant 358,500<br />

Injection Safety 1,029,300<br />

Immunization services support 9,407,120<br />

<strong>Health</strong> systems strengthening 9,846,000<br />

TOTAL: 64,692,469<br />

<strong>World</strong> Bank MAP<br />

Project Title FY Approved /<br />

Closing Date<br />

Commitment<br />

(in US$)<br />

Multisectoral HIV/AIDS Project 2001/2007 50,000,000<br />

TOTAL: 50,000,000<br />

Results<br />

Quality of care according to the level of health care delivery and early entry to care<br />

A relatively good quality of care in district HIV services<br />

Mean CD4 gain was 15.5 cells/mm3 per month in ART-treated patients followed up for at least six<br />

months in District MUs and Central ATCs and 12.0 cells/mm 3 per month for patients followed-up in<br />

provincial ATCs (p48 hours) during the previous four weeks concerned<br />

11.6% of the patients. No difference was observed between the different levels of health care<br />

decentralization. Multivariate analyses showed that low income, high alcohol consumption and<br />

high negative perception of ART toxicity (measured as number of perceived treatment side effects)<br />

were independent predictors of ART interruption. Some structural factors were also identified as<br />

associated with ART interruption: ART shortage, lack of counselling by social workers or PLWHA<br />

associations, low medical facilities equipment and high degree of task delegation from doctors to<br />

health care workers were predictive of ART interruptions.<br />

Finally, results showed that physical HRQL was similar at all levels of health care delivery; whereas<br />

mental health was significantly better at district level. Social and/or economic insecurity and bad<br />

health (hospitalization during the previous six months, low body mass index, high perceived drug<br />

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