By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases.
1. Mobile HIV Testing & Counseling (MHTC) for Rural Communities
Specific: Implement a mobile clinic program offering free and confidential HIV testing & counseling in 20 remote villages by December 2025.
Measurable: Track the number of people tested, positive diagnoses, and linkage to treatment.
Achievable: Partner with existing healthcare providers and NGOs for logistics and staff training.
Result-Oriented: Increase HIV testing rates in target villages by 30% by December 2025 and connect 90% of positive cases to treatment by June 2026.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 2 years.
Impact Assessment: Monitor 3.3.1 (Number of new HIV infections) in target villages compared to a control group.
2. School-Based TB Screening & Awareness Program
Specific: Conduct free TB screenings and educational workshops for all students and staff in 50 high schools by August 2024.
Measurable: Track the number of screenings, identified cases, and completion of treatment.
Achievable: Partner with public health authorities and train school nurses to conduct screenings.
Result-Oriented: Achieve a 20% increase in TB case detection rates in participating schools by August 2024.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 6 months.
Impact Assessment: Monitor 3.3.2 (Tuberculosis incidence) in participating schools compared to a control group.
3. Installer Training for Long-Lasting Insecticide Nets (LLINs)
Specific: Train 100 community health workers in proper LLIN installation and maintenance by March 2025.
Measurable: Track the number of trained workers, households receiving LLINs, and correct net usage.
Achievable: Partner with malaria control programs to identify trainers and target communities.
Result-Oriented: Increase the number of households using LLINs correctly by 50% in target communities by December 2025.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 9 months.
Impact Assessment: Monitor 3.3.3 (Malaria incidence) in target communities compared to a control group.
4. Vaccination Campaign for Hepatitis B in High-Risk Groups
Specific: Offer free Hepatitis B vaccinations to all sanitation workers, prison inmates, and healthcare professionals in a city by June 2024.
Measurable: Track the number of vaccinations delivered and completion of the vaccination schedule.
Achievable: Partner with city health departments and relevant unions to reach target groups.
Result-Oriented: Achieve a 70% vaccination rate for Hepatitis B among target groups by June 2024.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 3 months.
Impact Assessment: Monitor 3.3.4 (Hepatitis B incidence) in target groups over a 5-year period.
5. Community-Based Deworming Program for Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs)
Specific: Distribute deworming medication to all school children and vulnerable populations in a district twice a year for 2 years, starting in July 2024.
Measurable: Track the number of people treated, medication delivery, and reported cases of NTDs.
Achievable: Partner with local NGOs and schools for distribution and awareness campaigns.
Result-Oriented: Reduce reported cases of NTDs in the target district by 25% over 2 years.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 2 years.
Impact Assessment: Monitor 3.3.5 (Number of people requiring interventions against NTDs) based on reported cases.
6: Expand Access to Clean Water & Sanitation
Specific: Install and maintain clean water pumps and sanitation facilities in 30 low-income communities by December 2025.
Measurable: Track the number of facilities installed, water quality testing results, and sanitation coverage rates.
Achievable: Partner with water and sanitation NGOs to leverage expertise and resources.
Result-Oriented: Increase access to clean water by 80% and sanitation facilities by 70% in target communities by December 2025.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 18 months.
Impact Assessment: Monitor diarrhoeal disease incidence rates in target communities compared to a control group.
7: Train Healthcare Workers in Infection Control
Specific: Train 200 healthcare workers in a hospital on proper hand hygiene, sterilization techniques, and waste management by September 2024.
Measurable: Track the number of trained workers, completion of training modules, and adherence to infection control protocols.
Achievable: Partner with infection control specialists to develop and deliver training.
Result-Oriented: Reduce hospital-acquired infection rates by 30% in the target hospital by December 2024.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 3 months.
Impact Assessment: Monitor hospital-acquired infection rates before and after the training program.
8: Develop Hygiene Education Materials
Specific: Create educational posters, pamphlets, and online resources promoting handwashing, sanitation practices, and disease prevention for schools and communities by June 2024.
Measurable: Track the number of materials distributed, reach of online resources, and knowledge retention through surveys.
Achievable: Partner with educational institutions and community leaders for dissemination.
Result-Oriented: Increase knowledge of proper hygiene practices by 20% among target populations by December 2024.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 6 months.
Impact Assessment: Conduct baseline and follow-up surveys to assess knowledge and behavior changes related to hygiene practices.
9: Research & Development for NTDs
Specific: Fund research collaborations between universities and pharmaceutical companies to develop a new diagnostic test for a specific NTD by December 2025.
Measurable: Track research funding allocated, progress reports, and successful development of the diagnostic tool.
Achievable: Partner with research institutions and secure funding from public and private sources.
Result-Oriented: Develop a new diagnostic test for a specific NTD with at least 80% accuracy by December 2025.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 18 months.
Impact Assessment: Monitor the number of new drugs and diagnostics developed for NTDs over a 5-year period.
10: Advocate for Increased Funding & Collaboration
Specific: Launch a national campaign to raise awareness about the global burden of epidemics and advocate for increased government funding by June 2024.
Measurable: Track media coverage, public engagement, and policy changes related to funding allocation.
Achievable: Partner with advocacy groups, patient organizations, and media outlets.
Result-Oriented: Secure a 10% increase in government funding for epidemic control programs by December 2024.
Time-Bound: Project duration - 6 months.
Impact Assessment: Monitor resource allocation for epidemic control programs and program implementation success over a 5-year period.
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