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Support the multisectorial departments (Ministry of Health, Ministry of Vetenary and Environment) to conduct Workload Staffing Indicators Needs analysis (WISN OMS). This was undertaken in the frame of One Health Platform activities aimed at equipped them to respond effectively to Health Emergency through health workforce adequate distribution.
Product/Service: Support for integrated health and care workforce policy and planning
Output: 3.2.1 WHO provides technical guidance and operational support to countries to optimize and expand their health and care workforce
Output Indicator: Country is reporting on the production of health and care workers
Outcome: 3.2 Health and care workforce, health financing and access to quality-assured health products substantially improved
Outcome Indicator: SDG Target 3.c.1 - Health workforce density and distribution
Phase 5 Output: 1.1 - Health and care workforce improved
Phase 5 Objective: SO2 - Improved multisectoral preparedness and response capacity to enhance global health security.
Support Madagascar Multisectoral One Health Platform to develop a One Health Human Resource Development Plan. WHO through World Bank financial support provided technical assistance to the One Health Platform (Ministry of Health, Veterinary Department and Environmental Development) to develop a One Health Human Resource Development Plan 2026-2030, intended to support training, recruitment and retention of staff involved in Essential Public Health Functions. The Human Resource strategic Plan has been validated in june 2026 with key stakeholders.
Product/Service: Support for integrated health and care workforce policy and planning
Output: 3.2.1 WHO provides technical guidance and operational support to countries to optimize and expand their health and care workforce
Output Indicator: Country has a national health sector policy/strategy/plan updated within the last five years, with WHO support
Outcome: 3.2 Health and care workforce, health financing and access to quality-assured health products substantially improved
Outcome Indicator: SDG Target 3.c.1 - Health workforce density and distribution
Phase 5 Output: 1.1 - Health and care workforce improved
Phase 5 Objective: SO2 - Improved multisectoral preparedness and response capacity to enhance global health security.
Support the Directorate of Human Resource/MOH to produce National Health Workforce Accounts (NHWA) 2025
Product/Service: Strenghening of health/care workforce information systems and data collection
Output: 3.2.1 WHO provides technical guidance and operational support to countries to optimize and expand their health and care workforce
Output Indicator: Country is reporting on the production of health and care workers
Outcome: 3.2 Health and care workforce, health financing and access to quality-assured health products substantially improved
Outcome Indicator: SDG Target 3.c.1 - Health workforce density and distribution
Phase 5 Output: 1.1 - Health and care workforce improved
Phase 5 Objective: SO1 - Reinforced support to Universal Health Coverage.
Provide technical and financial support to the MOH to conduct National Health Accounts 2023-2024
Product/Service: Capacity building to produce/use expenditure tracking data for policy development
Output: 4.3.1 WHO provides guidance and technical assistance and strengthens capacity to track health expenditures at the system level to monitor financial hardship and financial barriers to access and inform decision-making for financial and social health p
Output Indicator: Production of national health accounts, based on WHO-supported methodologies
Outcome: 4.3 Financial protection improved by reducing financial barriers and out-of-pocket health expenditures, especially for the most vulnerable
Outcome Indicator: Out-of-pocket payment as a share of current health expenditure
Phase 5 Output: 1.2 - Health financing and financial protection improved
Phase 5 Objective: SO1 - Reinforced support to Universal Health Coverage.
In 2026, WHO Madagascar provided technical support to the One Health Platform to develop and validate the National Action Plan to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance (NAP-AMR 2.0), 2026-2030. This activity funded through World Bank Preparation and Responses to Pandemic was fully implemented by WHO Madagascar's AMR department. The final AMR Action plan was validated in June 2026 with key stakeholders.
Product/Service: Address AMR through strengthened governance, sustainable financing, and equity
Output: 5.1.2 WHO provides technical expertise and operational support to strengthen and scale preventive population and environmental public health interventions for all hazards, utilizing a One Health approach
Output Indicator: Implementing and monitoring government-endorsed multisectoral antimicrobial resistance national action plan based on WHO guidance with necessary financing
Outcome: 5.1 Risks of health emergencies from all hazards reduced and impact mitigated
Outcome Indicator: SDG 3.d.2 Percentage of bloodstream infections due to selected antimicrobial-resistant organisms
Phase 5 Output: 2.1 - Health emergency prevention, preparedness and response strategies strengthened
Phase 5 Objective: SO2 - Improved multisectoral preparedness and response capacity to enhance global health security.
Support the PHC department to develop the compendium/Manual of essential PHC services packages towards achievement of UHC
Product/Service: Technical support to assess/enhance/operationalize PHC/integrated health service
Output: 3.1.1 WHO strengthens country capacity and provides guidance on the design, delivery, quality and measurement of integrated -services
Output Indicator: Country has an integrated UHC package of priority services that meets core WHO criteria
Outcome: 3.1 The primary health care approach renewed and strengthened to accelerate universal health coverage
Outcome Indicator: Integrated services and models of care composite indicator
Phase 5 Output: 3.1 - The primary health care approach is strengthened
Phase 5 Objective: SO3 - Accelerated progress towards universal access to basic health services, to achieve UHC.
Support the Ministry of Health in Conducting Essential Public Health Functions Evaluation and Workload Indicators Staffing Needs analysis (WISN) in One Health sector for effective disease preparedness and response
Product/Service: Coordinating to apply essential public health functions in recovery/resilience
Output: 3.1.2 WHO strengthens the capacity of national public health institutions to deliver essential public health functions and improve the resilience of health systems
Output Indicator: Country has incorporated the service-oriented Essential Public Health Functions (EPHFs) within the UHC package of health services (or equivalent)
Outcome: 3.1 The primary health care approach renewed and strengthened to accelerate universal health coverage
Outcome Indicator: Institutional capacity for essential public health functions (meeting criteria)
Phase 5 Output: 2.1 - Health emergency prevention, preparedness and response strategies strengthened
Phase 5 Objective: SO2 - Improved multisectoral preparedness and response capacity to enhance global health security.
Support the Ministry of Health to develop the National Health Strategic Plan 2026-2030
Product/Service: Monitoring of strategic planning/laws/social participation/aid effectiveness
Output: 3.1.3 WHO strengthens countries’ national capacity to develop implementable national strategies for UHC
Output Indicator: Country has a national health sector policy/strategy/plan updated within the last five years, with WHO support
Outcome: 3.1 The primary health care approach renewed and strengthened to accelerate universal health coverage
Outcome Indicator: Primary health care-oriented governance and policy composite
Phase 5 Output: 3.1 - The primary health care approach is strengthened
Phase 5 Objective: SO1 - Reinforced support to Universal Health Coverage.