Projects and references

Provision of independent, high-quality monitoring and evaluation inputs on projects and programmes through assistance in the initial stages and real-time evaluation of IfS actions (providing assistance for conflict prevention and urgent responses to political crises and man-made or natural disasters) which fall under the remit of the Service for Foreign Policy Instruments.

Provision of independent, high-quality monitoring and evaluation inputs on projects and programmes through assistance in the initial stages and real-time evaluation of IfS actions (providing assistance for conflict prevention and urgent responses to political crises and man-made or natural disasters) which fall under the remit of the Service for Foreign Policy Instruments.

Provision of independent, high-quality monitoring and evaluation inputs on projects and programmes through assistance in the initial stages and real-time evaluation of IfS actions (providing assistance for conflict prevention and urgent responses to political crises and man-made or natural disasters) which fall under the remit of the Service for Foreign Policy Instruments.

The Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA) was established in 2003 to protect public health and consumer interests in the area of food safety and hygiene. It received support from the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration between 2005 and 2007 and later from the European Union in order to attain the EU best practices in the field of laboratory accreditation.
This specific technical assistance was designed to streamline the fragmented food control responsibilities between the JFDA and all other government ministries and institutions and to enhance the technical and managerial capacities of inspection laboratories in the Greater Amman Municipality.

Assistance in the restoration and stimulation of the health sector and support to the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene (MHPH) in the formulation of policies and strategies (particularly sector reform), their implementation and their monitoring/evaluation. Implementation of the necessary tools for the planning, monitoring and evaluation activities of the MHPH to contribute to improving the performance and impact of the European Commission’s interventions.
Assignment of a doctor specialised in public health.

The general objectives of the present technical assistance were: (1) to provide the National Hygiene Institute (NHI) with modern statutes and missions that take into account its assets, the national policy and the context of biology in Moroccan public health, the European acquis and WHO recommendations; and (2) to strengthen, through reorganisation and restructuring, the NHI and the network of public health laboratories in order to create an efficient tool for the country’s public health, monitoring, epidemiological monitoring and health security, as a compliment to the existing clinical surveillance network, in conformity with the acquis communautaire and in the context of bringing the NHI closer to the international network of national laboratories currently being developed by the WHO for the country’s preparation and response to epidemics.

Support to and promotion of the Moroccan Ministry of Health’s (MoH) institutional and hospital reform project; contribution to strengthening health monitoring and safety; establishment of a national accreditation programme for MoH public health laboratories within the framework of the quality assurance national plan; and promotion of the development project for technical and scientific research within the health system.