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Source: D(P)HOs, DoHS Annual Target

India. China. India. India. Source: D(P)HOs, DoHS Annual Target. Strategic objective. Sustained and equitable improvements in maternal and newborn health in the district of Doti and Kailali especially amongst the marginalized populations. Project Period. October 2007 to September 2011.

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Source: D(P)HOs, DoHS Annual Target

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  1. India China India India Source: D(P)HOs, DoHS Annual Target

  2. Strategic objective Sustained and equitable improvements in maternal and newborn health in the district of Doti and Kailali especially amongst the marginalized populations Project Period October 2007 to September 2011 Neonates and Pregnant/Lactating Mothers Target Group Project Objectives • For Maternal and Neonatal Health • Health and Health Services • Organizational Development • Community and Ecological development Intermediate Results Project Summary IR 1. Improved maternal and newborn outcomes especially amongst the marginalized populations IR 3. Improved capacity of MOHP/DPHOs and other sectors for maternal and newborn care IR 5. Improved community commitment for maternal and newborn care IR 6. Improved environment for maternal and newborn care IR 4. improved viability of maternal and neonatal services IR 2. Improved maternal and neonatal services

  3. CB-NCP: In Doti BPP: Kailali CB-IMCI: In Kailali, and Doti HIV AIDS: In Both, Doti and Kailali Technical Interventions

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