WACIPAC Project Design Matrix - Noguchi

2.3. Conduct baseline (KAP and parasitological) surveys.
2.3.1. Map out existing health, education and sanitary facilities in the
model project site.
2.3.2. Select the target schools for baseline survey.
2.3.3. Organize the training workshops for teachers, health volunteers,
parents and key persons in the communities.
2.3.4. Conduct the baseline survey based on the operational study
planning.
2.3.5. Analyze and evaluate the baseline survey data
2.3.6. Make the baseline report.
2.3.7. Organize report meetings for pupils, teachers, parents and other key
persons.
2.4. Implement ‘control activities’.
2.4.1. Conduct periodic deworming activities at the target schools and
communities.
2.4.2. Conduct periodic health education activities at the target schools
and communities.
2.4.3. Implement the ‘control activities’ at the selected schools (providing
water supply, toilet facilities, waste disposal facilities etc.) in
collaboration with other development partners.
2.4.4. Monitor and evaluate control activities.
2.4.5. Conduct ‘Operational Research’.
2.4.6. Publish and disseminate the results.
2.5. Build human capacity in the model project site.
2.5.1. Recruit personnel for model project site activities.
2.5.2. Train local human resources such as laboratory technicians, health
volunteers, etc. for the purpose of enhancing sustainability of the
activities.
2.5.3. Organize periodical SHEP Coordinators and teachers training for
promoting WACIPAC health education interventions.
2.6. Build physical facilities in the model project site.
2.6.1. Inspect the existing facilities, equipment and means of transportation
in the model project site
2.6.2. Improve the existing facilities, equipment and means of
transportation.
6. Others will be dispatched upon demand
(Counterpart training)
1. IEC (Audio Visual) materials production
2. Information Technology
3. Public Health and Community Health
4. PCM facilitation
5. Training opportunities in Japan and/or in a Third Country for
counterparts will be provided
(Machinery, Equipment and Materials)
1. Equipment for parasitological survey and examination
2. Equipment for public health activities
3. Equipment for training on Global Parasite Control activities
4. Vehicles
5. Administration building
6. Other necessary equipment for the implementation of the project
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