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1. District Program Manager 8 2. District Data Assistant 16 3. Computer Assistant 16 Equipment at state and district levels BCC State HMIS/M&E Cell 1. Computers 02 Nos 2. Internet Connection 01 3. Fax Nil 4. Telephone Nil District HMIS/M&E Cell 1. Computers 16 Nos 2. Internet Connection 06 3. Fax 10 4. Telephone 16 Status of IEC Bureau in Arunachal Pradesh a. State IEC Bureau - 1 b. District IEC wing - 16 c. District Family Welfare Bureau - 2 IEC MANPOWER IN THE STATE i. Deputy Director, IEC (State level) - 1 ii. Mass Education and Information Officer (District Level) - 1 III Dy. Mass Education and Information Officer (District Level) - 4 IVDistrict Extension Educator (District Level) - 6 STATUS OF MAHILA SWASTHA SANGH (MSS) IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH DURING THE YEAR 2008-09 Sl.No. Name of the districts No. of MSS functioning 1 Tawang 18 2 West kameng 50 12
Convergence/ Coordination 3 East kameng 22 4 Papum pare 27 5 Lower Subansiri 20 6 Kurung Kumey 17 7 Upper Subansiri 10 8 West Siang 50 9 East Siang 30 10 Upper Siang 15 11 Lower Dibang Valley 45 12 Dibang Valley 25 13 Lohit 34 14 Changlang 18 15 Tirap 40 16 Anjaw 27 TOTAL 448 Nos. A convergence committee has been constituted at the state level under the chairman ship of the Chief Secretary which includes secretaries/ Directors from related department and representatives from NGO, PRI etc are the members. This committees will overseas the activities which are to be convered at all level. However, activity of the committee needs to be up-scaled. The executive committee of the state health society constitutes different program officer within the department to look into this activity. The DCs and the other administrative officers are the chairman of DHS & RKSs and are regularly involved in NRHM Programs. However, the committee is weak and needs improvement in the proposed year. Better plan for convergence at intra-departmental and inter-departmental level has been proposed. The National Population Policy 2000 and the National Health Policy, 2001, include decentralization and convergence of service delivery at village levels and recognize the PRI as the agency responsible to ensure this. In the context of health and family welfare, perhaps the most significant impact is the ability of women to get elected to local bodies. In some areas, women PRI members take an active role in polio eradication, health camps, mobilize women for services and monitor attendance of staff. Several factors influence the progress of decentralized planning and implementation, not the least being political will, and peoples’ readiness to engage with decentralization. The National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) is seen as a vehicle to ensure that preventive and promotive interventions reach the vulnerable and marginalized through expanding outreach and linking with local governance institutions. PRIs are seen as critical to the planning, implementation, and monitoring of the NRHM. At the District level a District Health Mission will coordinate NRHM functions. 13
Page 1 and 2: Chapter-I Demographic features: The
Page 3 and 4: Children under 3 years breastfed wi
Page 5 and 6: Particulars Mothers registered in t
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Page 11: about 50% of the trainees receive t
Page 15 and 16: care. This approach is called the I
Page 17 and 18: The facility survey also indicates
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Page 27 and 28: For implementation of RCH-programme
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Page 33 and 34: UPPER SIANG 92 92 KURUNG KUMEY 154
Page 35 and 36: Contraceptive Update DMO, DRCHO, Gy
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• Analysis of expenditure during
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Chapter-VI Goal, Objectives, Strate
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Out of these 273 SCs, 211 are funct
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Status of existing 3 FRUs District
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issued by Govt. of India (GoI). equ
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The progress of the implementation
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Changlang 15 Miao 5 4 5 9 1 2 2 1 4
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East Siang 9 Tirbin 2 1 1 2 1 1 SPT
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(A) Manpower The MOs working as on
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eneficiaries mobilized by ASHA are
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difficult geographical lay-out, dif
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Monitor of the progress of implemen
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• For intramural: 3/1000 X 3000 =
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30. Autoclave, steam, bench top, 20
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36 Cotton wool,500g,roll,non-ster 3
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Human resources Training: One dedic
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Labour room Labour rooms1 in every
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The neonatal care kit may be provid
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2. Design a school health card whic
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3. FAMILY PLANNING Objective 3A: To
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visits and VHND and also at the sub
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Capacity building/Orientation progr
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5. URBAN RCH The urban health schem
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a sizeable chunk of floating popula
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Outreach Activities As per records
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e. Reporting - M&E, status, manpowe
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will be duly recorded. The Agency w
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Chowkidar 1 OPD Attendant 1 OT Atte
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It is proposed to continue and appr
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Brief Summary of job: HR Consultant
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District requirement, manpower will
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One State Programme Officer from th
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2 Internet facility 7 3 Fax 16 4 Te
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Sl. No. Health Facility Registers N
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Implementation Process 1. Name base
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The HMIS Training planned shall als
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Monitoring and Evaluation Schematic
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Monitoring Plan Sl.N o. 1 2 4 5 A t
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Major Head Minor Head Rate Strength
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Sl.No Institute 1. GH Pasighat 2. R
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Gyneocologist 1 Laparoscopic steril
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Upper Siang 13 2 4 Lower DibangVall
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West Siang 53 40 16 11 East Siang 5
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the district hospitals for better c
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d) Establishment of SHFWTC: Constru
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LSAS Training 2009 FRU till Decembe
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60 nos. of MO already trained in IM
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The training in IUD for Medical Off
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2. Total No. of Staff Nurses in the
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2 3 Total District Level HMIS Block
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Training during 2009-10: Sl.No. Typ
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Comprehensive Training Plan: Please
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No. of Visit to GH naharlagun/ othe
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Detail Training Budget: Please refe
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IEC Data Entry Operator 1 no. of IE
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Focus group discussion (FGD) throug
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Street Play:- Plays in the street w
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13. Procurement 13.1. Procurement o
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tours (Rs.) requirement of fund (Rs
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A. ASHAs Sl. No. Issues in Planning
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State No. of ASHA Proposed Selected
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Preparatory Phase: Training in HBNC
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The procurement will be done at the
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It should be noted that in those ar
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One ASHA mentoring group is formed
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kind of no investment scheme is pla
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District Name of PHCs 195 No. of Ba
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Only 99 SCs have ANM quarters at pr
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District Facility (FRU) Upper Suban
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Sl. No. Name of Post Name of equiva
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TABLE SHOWING SUMMARY OF PROGRAMME
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For 85 PHCs @ Rs. 1 lakh = 85 lakhs
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Sl. No. Name of Training 1 Orientat
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F3: OTHERS: Review Meeting: Quarter
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iv) Immunization v) Family Planning
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Generator, Telephone (mobile), unin
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East Kameng Papum Pare Doimara PHC
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Upper Subansi ri West Siang PHC Pan
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Upper Siang Lower Dibang Valley SC
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Tirap SC JungHavi Sungkho Havi PHC
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1. Decentralised engagement: The DH
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Desali No 40Km Dadam No 50Km Khenew
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2. Village level: Consultative meet
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SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS KURUNG KUMEY D
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4 last live birth/still birth (%) I
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FACILITIES SELECTED FOR FUNCTIONING
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4 Istitutional births (%) 30.6 5 Di
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2001-5000 Above 5000 Sex ratio 0 97
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Sl. No. Indicators Figures Source 1
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ANM 2 2 1 5 GNM 1 1 1 3 Blood MO 1
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There will be formation of planning
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) Lower Suibansiri 3 PHCs (manageme
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The National Rural Health Mission (
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Under NRHM it is to help and to pro
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6 Data manager 1 1 14,000.00 168,00
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State Profile: Population 1097968 2
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1. A.2. COLD CHAIN SYSTEM: Managing
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familiar with the names and model o
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far all the technicians have been t
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RI Staffs 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 P
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Particulars 1.b.2. District-wise Va
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Changlang 4272 3591 4404 3702 2704
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3 East Kameng 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0
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1.c. Routine Immunization Month. As
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However, it intimated by GoI that R
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5.4. To improve coverage by increas
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Therefore, total required to be fun
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Therefore, total fund required trai
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The matter has been addressed to Go
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In the State there are still 6 Dist
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Therefore, it is proposed either to
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Stock Replacement Requirement Alrea
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months. However, one new vaccine va
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there is no RKS fund at State Headq
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7.2. Expenditure report of RI in 20
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20 Purchase of red/black polythene
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C.10 Microplanning C.10.1 Microplan
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C.2.2 C.2.3 C.3 C.4 C.4.1 C.4.2 C.4
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C.13. 4 Bio-medical Waste Pit 300 f
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Part D: National Disease Control Pr
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District Name D. District wise Epid
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2007 64264 6309 9.82 1786 638 27.79
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Innao 2 16 12180 12180 Nampong 1 15
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In spite of all the awareness creat
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District identified for roll out of
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8 West Siang 29 300 110000 60000 60
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U/Dibang valley 0 1 3 27 7272 4827
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involvement Refer to PPP guidelines
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SL. NO. NAME OF ITEM QUANTITY AMOUN
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1. PPP involvement S. No. Schemes 1
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Opportunities:- 1. Malaria laborato
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Plasmodium Falciparum Rate (PFR) 3.
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1. DBS : Expenditure (Financial Per
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4. NAMMIS 6.75 10.00 NVBDCP 5. Anti
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Human Resource (State level) :- �
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5.10 1.80 4.50 21.90 Additional Mot
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Procurement of bednets 0.00 180.58
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4 DTC Ziro, L / Subansiri 1.07 1 2
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* Patients put on treatment under D
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Activity Amount permissible as per
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Communication Activities To increas
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Communication Activities To reduce
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in current financial year RNTCP fin
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7. Vehicle Maintenance: Type of Veh
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Tuberculosis Unit Model TB-HIV Sche
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IRL) Accountant - part time 16 13 3
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Equipment No. actually present in t
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Program Challenges to be tackled by
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Social Mobilization activities To i
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default rate mobilizing support fro
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3. NATIONAL LEPROSY ERADICATION PRO
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350 300 250 200 150 100 50 TREND OF
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A. 1. Act. No. ACTIVITY SCHEDULE FO
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Sl No. A. B. Activities Responsibl
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F. 2. Nucleus) for 04 days for 16 D
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D. Incentive of ASHA for MB & PB Ca
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A. (i) Salary of 12 nos. Contractua
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B. Office Maintenance for DHS (NLEP
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Accordingly, the State Plan of Acti
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specified jobs has already been app
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384 Table-1 NUMBER OF TRAINEES IN T
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However, the fact remains that infr
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STATE Arunachal Pradesh Annexure-10
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55. .. NATIIONAL IIODIINE DEFFIICII
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2.3. Current Health Situation in Ar
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The State IDD laboratory is engaged
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6.1 OBJECTIVES: The State Plan of A
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6.2.1.4. MEASURE OF URINARY IODINE
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f. Use standard formats developed b
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SUMMARY PLAN OF ACTION, Arunachal P
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2.4. Ensure public reporting of the
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Activities 5.1. Conduct advocacy on
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Activities 8.1. Develop system for
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7. 410
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Laboratory activity is vital to tra
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ANNEXURE-IV BUDGET REQUIREMENT FOR
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ANNEXURE-VIII TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREM
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c) Free Spectacles to be provided 5
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FINANCIAL IMPLICATION OF PIP-2010-1
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Name of State /UTArunachal Pradesh
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Demographic features: Arunachal Pra
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1 20 21 22 23 24 Finances(Requireme
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F. Cancer control status facility:
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4. Tirap Districts which are propos
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As per the guidelines of GoI, the f
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Total 18.2 Total = non-recurring +
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phone/ computer/ photocopier/ inter
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7 8 9 10 11 12 Child Sex Ratio 964
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2. HEALTH CARE FACILITIES IN ARUNAC
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Surgical Oncology Head & Neck Gener
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3. Surgical Oncology No. of Operati
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27. Retinoblastoma 01 5. Teaching P
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2. Ultrasonic Scalpel - 1 no. - Rs
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AIM MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME To prov
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Rs.50 lakh sanctioned to the State
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k l No. of Districts who are regula
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c d e If audit has not yet complete
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Questionnaire for State PIPs with r
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proposed to be filled up in the nex
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Chapter-VIII Monitoring & Evaluatio
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Programme Manager will be the conve
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Monitoring Plan The State Monitorin
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