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UN Commission on Life Saving Commodities

Tanzania RMNCH Plan: UpdatesDPG-Health September 4, 2013Slide2

Background: The United Nations (UN) Commission on Life-Saving Commodities for Women and Children

The Commission was set up in response to the call in the UN Secretary-General’s Global Strategy

for Women’s and Children’s

Health

F

or

increasing

access to and appropriate use

of medicines, medical devices and health supplies

To effectively

address leading avoidable causes of death during pregnancy, childbirth and

childhood

The

Commission

identified 13 essential commodities

that could save the lives of millions of women and children

M

ade

10 recommendations

for how to get these commodities to those who need them most. Among the 49 Every Woman Every Child initiative countriesSlide3

Country Plans to increase access to commodities and services

and

Accelerate achievement of

MDGs 4 & 5

1.   

Shaping

global market

2.   

Shaping

delivery markets3.   Innovative Financing4.   Quality strengthening5.   Regulation efficiency 6.   Supply and awareness7.   Demand and awareness 8.   Reaching women and children9.   Performance and accountability10. Product innovation

Reproductive healthFemale CondomsImplantsEmergency ContraceptionMaternal HealthOxytocin Misoprostol Magnesium sulfate Newborn HealthInjectable antibiotics Antenatal Corticosteroid (ANCS)ChlorhexidineResuscitation Equip.Child HealthAmoxicillinOral Rehydration SaltsZinc

The Commission’s recommendations support clear objectives for under-utilized life-saving commodities across the RMNCH Continuum of care Slide4

First Eight Countries

Pathfinder countries:Malawi

DRC

Nigeria

Uganda

Senegal

Ethiopia

Siera leone

TanzaniaSlide5

UN Commission on Life-Saving Commodities

PMNCH

UN Life Saving commodities as of

part of proliferation

of initiatives…

Every Women Every Child

A Call to Action – Child Survival

A Promise Renewed

Saving Mothers Giving Life

H4+ Initiative

Global Action Plan for NewbornsScaling-Up Nutrition (SUN)Global Working Group on Pneumonia and DiarrheaUN Commission on Information and AccountabilityDecade of VaccinesInnovation WGWorld Bank Health Results Innovation Trust Fund

Independent Expert Review GroupPledge Guarantee for HealthFP 2020Muskoka InitiativeBorn Too SoonSlide6

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug20122013Progress since the launch to the Commission’s report in September 2012 Report hand-over to the SGDakar inter-country workshopFirst disbursements to countriesAbuja meeting launchPreparation of country plans, with iterationsPreparation of global work plans and implementationSepOctNovDecJan20142nd wave of countries (tbd)Progress review of global groupsRMNCH Steering Committee

UN General AssemblySlide7

United Republic of Tanzania RMNCH

Plan Slide8

Country Plans to increase access to commodities and services

and

Accelerate achievement of

MDGs 4 & 5

5.   

Regulation

efficiency 

6.   

Supply

and awareness

7.   Demand and awareness 9.   Performance and accountabilityReproductive healthFemale CondomsImplantsEmergency Contraception

Maternal HealthOxytocin Misoprostol Magnesium sulfate Newborn HealthInjectable antibiotics Antenatal Corticosteroid (ANCS)ChlorhexidineResuscitation Equip.Child HealthAmoxicillinOral Rehydration SaltsZincURT RMNCH Plan: Focus AreasSlide9

Focus areas: Expected Results

Recommendation 5: Regulatory Efficiency: Output MOHSW:

Registration

of required

life-saving commodities from local and international manufacturers fast tracked

Output

MOHz:

Reproductive Maternal and Child Health (RMNCH) life saving commodities registeredRecommendation 6: Supply and awareness: Output: Adequate

quantities of RMNCH life saving commodities procured with improved forecasting and Quantification Output: Reduced stock outs by strengthening Logistics Management Information System including inventory and stock managementOutput: Strengthened distribution channels and storage for oxytocin based on evidenceSlide10

Focus areas: Expected Results

Recommendation 6: Supply and awarenessOutput (Zanzibar): Funds for procuring RMNCH commodities increased and sustained. Output(Zanzibar):

Adequate

quantities of RMNCH LSC procured with improved forecasting and quantification

systems

Recommendation 7:

Demand and awareness for product & service utilization by 2014

Output Evidence generated to guide demand creation and service utilization interventions Output : Increased availability and utilization of life saving commodities through advocacy and BCC interventionsSlide11

Focus areas: Expected Results

Recommendation 7: Demand and awareness for product & service utilization by 2014 (Zanzibar): Output:

Improve

community knowledge and practices on RMNCH

services

Output

: Increased availability and utilization of life saving commodities through advocacy and Social BCC

interventions Recommendation 9: Performance and Accountability:

Output : Health-care providers are knowledgeable about the latest national guidelines on life saving commoditiesOutput : Accountability and Sustainability for life saving commodities strengthenedSlide12

Focus areas: Expected Results

Recommendation 9: Performance and Accountability(Zanzibar)Output: Health-care providers are knowledgeable about the latest national guidelines on life saving commodities.

Output:

Accountability and Sustainability for life saving commodities strengthenedSlide13

Year One Budget prioritySlide14

Funding Modality & Budget

Global Trust Fund established and hosted at UNFPAPass-through funding modality to the UN Agency to the ministries of health/ Implementing Partner First Year budget : 4,USD 4Million

Zanzibar: USD 750,000

Mainland: USD 3,250,000

Disbursement

based on instruction

Country Request

Level: Global

RMNCH Trust FundLevel: CountryUN Agency IPMOHSW/MOH-ZSlide15

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