Projects and references

Diagnostic study within the framework of the implementation of concerted and harmonised policies and strategies to combat counterfeiting in the CEMAC region. The study consisted in providing information on the regional situation on counterfeiting, examining the legal and regulatory measures to combat counterfeiting, and evaluating the capacities of the institutions in charge in this field.

Diagnostic study within the framework of the implementation of concerted and harmonised policies and strategies to combat counterfeiting in the CEMAC region. The study consisted in providing information on the regional situation on counterfeiting, examining the legal and regulatory measures to combat counterfeiting, and evaluating the capacities of the institutions in charge in this field.

Diagnostic study within the framework of the implementation of concerted and harmonised policies and strategies to combat counterfeiting in the CEMAC region. The study consisted in providing information on the regional situation on counterfeiting, examining the legal and regulatory measures to combat counterfeiting, and evaluating the capacities of the institutions in charge in this field.

Diagnostic study within the framework of the implementation of concerted and harmonised policies and strategies to combat counterfeiting in the CEMAC region. The study consisted in providing information on the regional situation on counterfeiting, examining the legal and regulatory measures to combat counterfeiting, and evaluating the capacities of the institutions in charge in this field.

Diagnostic study within the framework of the implementation of concerted and harmonised policies and strategies to combat counterfeiting in the CEMAC region. The study consisted in providing information on the regional situation on counterfeiting, examining the legal and regulatory measures to combat counterfeiting, and evaluating the capacities of the institutions in charge in this field.

The technical assistance team (TAT) supported the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) to implement the NUHM. The activities focused on facilitating state-level implementation of the NUHM. The TAT worked in 5 selected states: Telangana, Karnataka, West Bengal, Rajasthan and Assam.
The project targeted the urban poor population and directed its efforts towards 3 major intervention areas: (1) strengthening the UPHC delivery system, (2) increasing the quality of services and (3) improving the capacity of health personnel, knowledge sharing mechanisms and the promotion of innovative urban health models.

The main objective of the Promoting Heritage for Ethiopia's Development (PROHEDEV) programme was to intervene in the cultural sector to strengthen the socio-economic development of the country. The final evaluation carried out by Conseil Santé used the five DAC criteria (relevance, efficiency, efficiency, sustainability and impact), the two specific EU criteria (EU added value and coherence with the EU strategy and other actions of Member States) and with consideration for gender, the environment and climate change mainstreaming. A comprehensive and independent analysis of the performance carried out during the implementation of the PROHEDEV was conducted, in order to provide reflections for future EU cooperation in Ethiopia.

The purpose of the project is to develop the Health Sector Strategic Master Plan. To this end the TA will develop terms of reference (ToR) for a task force that will oversee the HSMP development process from a sectoral perspective, evolving to become a national health sector coordinating committee to eventually oversee sector wide management. The TA will conduct the rapid assessment of the previous Health Sector Strategic Master Plan (HSSMP) 2005-2015, organise thematic working groups that will work on key priority areas and produce supporting documents, including essential and complimentary service packages and midterm frameworks, namely: (a) the Mid-term Investment Framework, (b) the Planning and Budgeting Framework, and (c) the Mid-term Expenditure Framework.

In order to assess opportunities and challenges for the Zambian pharmaceutical system in purchasing and distributing pharmaceuticals, the EU Delegation to Zambia required a comprehensive assessment of the current situation.
The objective of the study was to: 1) carry out a comprehensive analysis of the pharmaceutical subsector, including an in depth assessment of economic aspects, logistics systems, information technology and regulatory capacity; 2) assess the opportunity for EU support in one or several of the mentioned areas; 3) identify themes that need to be followed up in the policy dialogue.