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This
study will throw light on improving maternal and childcare
(MNC) which are of considerable importance to National Rural
Health Mission and RCH II. The objectives of Sure Start initiative
are:
Objective
1: To significantly increase individual, household and
community action that directly and indirectly improves maternal
and newborn health.
Related
outcomes:
1.1 Increased individual, household, and community understanding
on maternal and newborn care, thus creates mobilization and
demand for early and timely care.
1.2 Improved life saving behavior within household.
1.3 Increased access to and use of skilled care and commodities
for maternal and newborn care at home and community level.
Objective
2: To enhance systems and institutional capabilities for sustained
improvement in MNC and health status.
Related
outcomes:
2.1 Established community planning, monitoring and linkage
system to support demand generation, evidence-based priority
setting and community involvement.
2.2 Established community advocacy system to promote provider
accountability and rights-based approaches to maternal and
newborn health.
2.3 Strengthened community systems of resource mobilization
for MNC.
2.4 Enhanced skills and effectiveness of lead partners, consortium
members and other key district stakeholders.
The
planning phase study is expected to generate:
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Public- and private-sector facility and resource mapping.
· Identification of key issues that influence household
and community action on MNC as well as formal and informal
service utilization.
· Identification of barriers to increased and improved
action and service utilization.Initial community solution
generation and prioritization.
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