Policy - United Nations development Assistance Framework 2010 - 2016 Botswana

Date:

2010

End year:

2016

Published by:

United Nations System in Botswana

Published year:

2009

Is the policy document adopted?:

Yes

Adopted by:

UN, UNAIDS; UNDP, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF, WHO, FAO, IAEA, ILO, OHCHR, UNEP, UNESCO, UNIDO, UNIFEM

Type of policy:

Non-national nutrition policy document

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Goals

Goals, objectives or targets related to nutrition:

UNDAF OUTCOME 3: Country capacity to address health and HIV and AIDS challenges towards achieving universal access to quality services is strengthened by 2016
Country Programme Outcomes:
3.1. By 2016 institutions at all levels capacitated to effectively respond to HIV and AIDS and deliver preventative and curative health services
3. 2 Increased availability and demand for quality services for communicable and non-communicable diseases by 2016

Strategies

Strategies and activities related to nutrition:

Country Programme Outputs:
3.1.1 Strengthened structures, systems, staff, policies and plans for coordinated health, nutrition and HIV/AIDS services delivery.
3.1.4 Supply chain for health, nutrition and HIV/AIDS commodities responds to demand
3.2.1 Government institutions, including formal and non-formal education institutions, civil society, media, private sector and community based organizations have the capacity to undertake public awareness, health promotion, management , monitoring and evaluation of communicable and non-communicable diseases
3.2.2 Health sector able to plan, implement and monitor Maternal and Child health programmes including prevention and management of malnutrition among women, neonates and children

M&E Indicators

M&E Indicators related to nutrition:

OUTPUT 3.1.1: Indicators (Baselines)
Revised plans and frameworks (0-2008).
Revised sectoral policies and legislation (0-2008).
Functioning M&E systems for OVCs (0-2008).
Guidelines and standards (0-2008).
Coordination mechanisms (0-2008).
Targets
4 Sectoral policies (2016).
1 Functional M&E system for OVCs (2016).
All guidelines and standards reviewed and harmonized (2013).
Coordination Mechanism for HIV national Response and Health available (2012).

Output 3.1.4:
Indicators (Baselines):
Average # of stockout days per year for HIV/AIDS, health and nutrition commodities and central level. (TBD-CMS)
Availability of updated guidelines and protocols on supply chain management. (TBD-CMS)
Targets:
Zero stock outs (2016)Updated guidelines available(2011)

Output 3.2.1:
Indicators (Baselines):
% of CSOs with adequate capacity for public awareness, health promotion, and M&E of communicable/non communicable diseases (0-2008).
%of public , private sector and community organizations with comprehensive wellness programs (0-2008).
%of health facilities (Clinic and above) with at least 2 health workers that have received inservice training in the management of NCDs (0-2008).
Availability of national NCD prevention and control strategy (0-2008).
Availability of health promotion strategies for NCDs (0-2008).
Targets.75% of the targeted institutions (2008)
90% public Institutions
80% of BBCA affiliated private institutions
80% of CBOs
80% of the hospitals and clinics
Strategy available and in use by 2011 Health Promotion strategies available and use by end 2010

Output 3.2.2.
Indicators (Baselines):
Increased access to quality EmOC services (91%-2008).
Increased EPI Immunization coverage indicator (90%-2008).
IMCI coverage (4%-2008).
CPR (44%-2008).
Targets:
98% (2016
)98%(2016)
50%(2016)
60%(2016)

M&E Indicator types:

Outcome indicators

File upload:

BWA 2010 UNDAF(2010-2016).pdf

Revision log

Date	User	Log	State
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