Projects and references

Support for the implementation of a health infrastructure equipment policy focused on adequate standards and maintenance:
- Support to the Ministry of Health for the definition or revision of a normative list of material and equipment for the peripheral and intermediary levels.
- Pre-feasibility study on the creation of the National Agency for Equipment and Rehabilitation.

Establishment of a cost-effective and more efficient set of business processes across the whole Croatian Institute for Health Insurance (HZZO) organisation, by redesigning, reorganising and reengineering all existing business processes in the Institute, and introducing new ones if necessary to accomplish the Institute’s business purposes.
Creation of solid ground for an improved business process management system across the Institute, based on modern IT and ICT infrastructure and solutions, in order to facilitate better provision of all of the Institute’s services to citizens, enterprises and other governmental bodies.

The Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD or WB) are co-financing a Social Health Insurance (SHI) project, aimed at improving the accessibility, quality, and efficiency of health service delivery, and at reducing the population’s financial insecurity.
The objective of this assignment is to improve the State’s regulation and management of investment planning in the health sector. The aim is to bring its standards closer to international standards, in particular to those of the OECD, taking into account the planning of the needs of hospitals in the regions and the finalisation of the United Perspective Plan (UPP, a hospital planning document).

Design of a large scale health project integrating interventions related to the offer and demand of health care, through the promotion of health micro-insurance, as well as to the provision of institutional support to the MoH at central and provincial level. Definition of operational activities to improve the delivery of health care in one province (Takeo) and the capital (Phnom Penh) through a micro-insurance scheme. Design of the institutional support to the MoH in the areas of human resources, hospital policy, prevention of HIV/AIDS and maternal health. Definition of the operational modalities of the project's implementation, including financial and administrative issues and the responsibilities of the various actors.

Assignment objective: (i) in close collaboration with the MoH/UCCS authorities and management, support the implementation of the government strategy on the reorganisation of the UCCS (ii) provide ongoing technical assistance / advice during the implementation of the restructuring plan in accordance with the government strategy (iii) recommend, develop and support the implementation of specific functional plans based on the restructuring plan.

The aim of the project was to reduce the spread and impact of HIV/AIDS/STI in the 15 ACP member states of the Caribbean by improving and increasing prevention efforts through regional activities, and to develop scientific learning and regional institutional capacity.
The goal of the mid-term evaluation was to assess the performance of the SIRHASC project within the context of the overall objective of the financing agreement.

The overall objective of the project of which this contract is a part is to increase the availability of reliable data to inform the design and implementation of the national health system.
The purposes of this contract are as follows:
1. To produce a comprehensive review of the health referral system at the different levels and present options for improvement;
2. To produce a comprehensive costing of the implementation of BPHS 2010.

This cascade training project is part of the Health Sector Support Programme (PASS II).
Training of trainers and of health professionals, in collaboration with health technician training schools and continuous training centres.
The project covers the 5 provinces covered by the PASS II (Benguela, Bié, Huambo, Huila and Luanda).
Training on:
1) Integrated Management of Mothers and Newborns (IMMN) with a focus on emergency obstetrical and neonatal care;
2) Integrated child health attention with a focus on the Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI), including control of the growth and development of children.