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HCS/JHNP meeting Joint Health & Nutrition Programme (JHNP) overview 6 June 2013 Andrew Shaver

HCS/JHNP meeting Joint Health & Nutrition Programme (JHNP) overview 6 June 2013 Andrew Shaver. Image: UNICEF/SOMA2006/ KAMBER. T ogether with Somali Health Authorities. Presentation Synopsis. Programme Overview Programme Plan 2013

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HCS/JHNP meeting Joint Health & Nutrition Programme (JHNP) overview 6 June 2013 Andrew Shaver

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  1. HCS/JHNP meeting Joint Health & Nutrition Programme (JHNP) overview 6 June 2013 Andrew Shaver Image: UNICEF/SOMA2006/ KAMBER Together with Somali Health Authorities

  2. Presentation Synopsis Programme Overview Programme Plan 2013 Standardizing Operating Procedures (Including NGO selection) Budget/ Funding Information

  3. Overview • A Somali development programme which aims to: • To scale up the delivery of essential services for women, girls and children in Somaliland, Puntland and Central South Somalia • Strengthen the Somali Public Health System by establishing well informed governance and management arrangements • Developing the leadership capacity of the Somali Health Authorities

  4. Overview Goals 2016: • Reduced maternal mortality (by 10%) • Reduced child mortality (by 15%) • Reduced underweight children (by 10%) and • Reduced FGM/C (by 10%) • Increase in peace and security And improve the systems that support better health for Somalis.

  5. Overview: Programme Focus • Target group: 3.4 million Somalis (circa 1/3 population) • Initial focus areas: • Puntland: Nugal, Mudug, Bari • SCZ: Benadir, Gedo, Galgaduk • Somaliland: X, Togadeer, Awal • Health authorities have requested changes in SL (Sahil > Sanaag > maybe Maroodi Jeex) • National (all areas), district and community based interventions- based on HSSPs

  6. Roll over Programme Plan 2012- 2013 Priorities from HSSPs will be funded by tranches 5, 6 and 7 in the JHNP Annual Workplan. The Annual Workplan to be finalized once the aligned logframe is approved. (Final processes ongoing) Current workplanpriorities 2013 (tranche 5), based on HSSPs include: • Developing a procurement and service contracting strategy and unit for the MoH in three zones • Focus on family planning policies for 3 zones, guidelines for health worker staff, commodity procurement (inc contraceptives) and training of family planning counselors and health care workers in modern contraceptive methods. • Human resource assessments, plans and policies (SL/SCZ) to strengthen financial accountability systems • Salary support to key MoH staff within three zones (based on HR plans) • EPHS core activities in JHNP areas and procurement of EPHS supplies and commodities (largest proportion of funds) • Establishing and implementing an essential drug list and national formulary, supply chain management masterplan • Support to the HSAT • Assessment of current health care financing to lead to strategy development

  7. Programme projected budget The programme has a 5 year $236Million aspirational budget

  8. SOPs

  9. SOP001: Activity prioritization/budget allocation Standardizing JHNP processes to improve accountability, transparency, efficiency and good governance Principles: • Decentralization of decision making • Alignment to HSSPs & each zone’s specific needs • Equity • Transparency and integrity

  10. SOP002 (Implementing Partner Selection) Rationale • Document the process for selecting NGO implementing partners for JHNP • Clarifies collaborative arrangements between Somali Health Authorities and UN at zonal and Nairobi Levels Scope • Focused on NGO partners for service delivery within zones (e.g, PCAs with UNICEF) • Standardized/transparent selection of partners • Does not seek to change existing UN rules /procedures or contracting modalities, which must be UN led.

  11. SOP002: Implementing Partner Selection Non-competitive selection: “when an existing partner, who meets the selection criteria, is covering all, or a significant proportion, of an administrative area. See the generic selection criteria for JHNP partners, which is to be accompanied and completed alongside the relevant UN agency’s standard criteria.”

  12. SOP002- Selection Criteria

  13. SOP002: Implementing Partner Selection RFA: when (a) there are three or more NGOs operating in a region who meet the JHNP selection criteria or (b) in instances when the JHNP is moving into a new implementation region and the capacity of partners operating in that region is not known.

  14. SOP002 (Con’t) • UN managing the awards (ie, UNICEF PCAs), MoH primary interface • ‘Transition’ SOP whilst capacity of MoH develops to manage contracts directly (post JHNP)

  15. Budget/Funding Info

  16. Donors

  17. Programme projected budget • The programme has a 5 year $236Million aspirational budget

  18. Current funds: Tranche Five

  19. Programme funding- beyond 2013

  20. Mahadsanid, Thank you, & Questions

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