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Family and Community Health Area (FCH) Technical Cooperation Work Program 2004-05

. . Family and Community Health Area (FCH) Technical Cooperation Work Program 2004-05. Vision of the Pan American Sanitary Bureau.

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Family and Community Health Area (FCH) Technical Cooperation Work Program 2004-05

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  1. . . Family and Community Health Area (FCH) Technical Cooperation Work Program 2004-05

  2. Vision of the Pan American Sanitary Bureau “The Pan American Sanitary Bureau will be the major catalyst for ensuring that all the peoples of the Americas enjoy optimal health and contribute to the well being of their families and communities”

  3. A “Bird’s Eye” View of FCH VALUES MANDATES TARGETS FUNCTIONS (Technical Cooperation) Key Countries High-impact Countries Vulnerable Populations And Groups Work program Equity Excellence Solidarity Respect Integrity MDGs 3 x 5 Healthy Eating and Active Living Integration Family and Community Health Focus

  4. Family and Community Health Framework Neonates PHC SPH 3 x 5 Initiative MDG 6: Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria& other Diseases Pregnancies Infants AI MDG 4: Reduce Child Mortality MDG 5: Improve Maternal Health Children Priority Countries The Elderly WM/ CLAP CA MDG 3: Gender Equality and Empower Women IM NU CFNI MDG 1: Eradicate Extreme Poverty & Hunger MDG 8: Develop partnerships Healthy eating and active living Adults Adolescents HS HRD YoungAdults

  5. Area Mandates Integrated delivery of Tech. Coop. (FCH Area Mgt.) MDG 4 (CA) EPI (IM) Malnutrition (MDG 1) Healthy Eating and Active Living (NU, CFNI) MDG 5(WM) MDG 6 and 3x5 (AI)

  6. Strategic Directions • Area-wide Goals (MDGs, 3x5, Healthy Eating and Active Living) • Focus on PAHO key countries and high-impact countries • Inter-programmatic approach: • Joint missions (Guyana, Peru, Nicaragua) • Results at sub-national level (Chinandega health district) • Inter-programmatic work (CA/WM/CLAP/IM on congenital rubella, NU/CA/CFNI on infant and young child feeding and CA/AI/SPSTI on PMTCT/adolescents) • Programmatic vs. project mode (SIDA, USAID, EU: Guyana-Haiti Area-wide proposals) • Cross-cutting issues (perinatal health, women SRH) • TAG, Regional, Sub-regional meetings, videoconference, sharepoint • Technical cooperation through a network of associated centers / national institutions

  7. Integrated approach for technical cooperation

  8. Joint Missions 2004 • Major emphasis on MDGs: • Guyana: April 12-17 - HIV and adolescents (MDG 6) • Peru: July 12-16 -Nutrition and infant and maternal • mortality (MDGs 1, 4, 5) • Nicaragua: November 15-19 - Maternal morbidity and • mortality and HIV (MDGs 5, 6)

  9. Joint Missions, 2004 • Benefits: • Excellent mechanism for “real time” integration and • teamwork • Pooling and more efficient use of Unit resources • Model of work for other Areas, PWR offices and • national counterparts • Development of “close to the trenches” plans and • interventions

  10. Sub-regional activities • HIV/AIDS Surveillance (estimation and projection) • Sub-regional meeting for vaccine preventable diseases • HIV/AIDS/STI, Adolescent Health, Male Involvement • Process of integration at sub-regional level: • Strengthen immunization in the RESCA • Sexual and Reproductive Health and Gender in MERCOSUR

  11. EUROPEAN UNION Partnerships and Strategic Alliances • Coordinated responses through plans of action • Ongoing technical collaboration • Mobilization of resources • Accountability of national and regional efforts • Information exchange

  12. Regional Staff(AS OF 30 NOVEMBER 2004)

  13. FCH/IM Field Staff - November 2004 Vacant C.Pedreira, 15 Jan 00 R. Montesano, 6 April 99 I. Leal, 16 Oct 99_______ B. Irons (RB), 1 March 97 National Professionals: Bolivia – 5 CAREC – 2 Guatemala – 1 Guyana – 1 Mexico – 1 Peru – 4 Suriname – 1 Venezuela – 1 D.Pastor, 19 Jan 99_______________ O. Barrezueta, 30 Sep 01 R.Rodriguez, 21 Jan 99 L.Oliveira, 15 Dec 99______ C. Toscano, 19 Sep 02 Vacant ____ G. Ghisays, 1 Aug 03, STP R. Cardoso (RB), 1 Sep 01 EB posts RB posts

  14. FCH/WM Focal Points in South America SURINAME Dr. Elwine Van Kanten VENEZUELA Dr. Luís Codina Salud de la Mujer, Materna Y Adolescentes COLOMBIA Dr. Magda Palacios FCH ECUADOR FCH Post PERU Dr. Fernando Rocabado Promoción de la Salud BRAZIL Dr. Javier Espindola FCH BOLIVIA Dr. Fernando Amado Salud Sexual y Reproductiva PARAGUAY Dr. Bernardo Sánchez Salud de la Mujer y Materna CHILE Dra. Maritza Matamala Salud de la Mujer y Materna URUGUAY Dr. Julio Sánchez Promoción de la Salud ARGENTINA Lic. Rosa Maria Borrell Promoción de la Salud

  15. FCH/WM Focal Points in Central America and the Caribbean BAHAMAS Puesto Vacante CUBA Dr. Daniel Montalvo Salud de la Mujer y Materna MEXICO Dr. Hugo Cohen Salud Mental HAITI DR. Rudolph Macloide (interino) Salud Sexual y Reproductiva REPUBLICA DOMINICANA Dr. Oscar Suriel Salud Sexual y Reproductiva BELICE Dra. Sandra Jones Género BARBADOS Dr. William Adu - Krow Salud Sexual y Reproductiva JAMAICA HONDURAS Dr. Jose Ochoa Salud Sexual y Reproductiva GUATEMALA Dr. Daniel Frade Salud Sexual y Reproductiva NICARAGUA Mrs Silvia Narvaez Género EL SALVADOR Mrs. Amalia Ayala Género TRINIDAD Y TOBAGO Dra. Gina Watson FCH COSTA RICA Mrs. Miryam Cruz FCH - Promoción De la Salud PANAMA Mrs. Victoria Valdez Género

  16. Mid-Term Assessment BPB 04-05Status of Expected Results # Expected Results

  17. Budget execution BPB 04-05Total funds as of November 30, 2004(Includes posts) % OF EXECUTION

  18. Budget execution BPB 04-05Operational funds as of November 30, 2004 % OF EXECUTION

  19. Budget execution BPB 04-05 by UnitOperational funds as of November 30, 2004 % OF EXECUTION

  20. Budget execution BPB 04-05 by CentersOperational funds as of November 30, 2004 % OF EXECUTION

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