POST 00740E : UGANDA CHILD HEALTH DAYS
10 January 2005
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Robert Davis (mailto:
[email protected]) from UNICEF/ESARO in Nairobi, has
started a weekly e-mailing of an EPI Technical Update to colleagues mainly
in his region. Some of the update would be of wider interest and TechNet
will circulate these. The first is a planning document, "IMPLEMENTATION
STRATEGY For Child Days in May 2004", by the Ugandan Ministry of Health.
This is broader in scope than EPI. But Child Days build on the RED approach
by adding other interventions to EPI, Vitamin A supplementation among
others. EPI emphasis is on measles and TT catch-up efforts, using district
microplans for implementation programming. According to Bob, "Uganda has
done very impressive things with their Child Health Days". This document
may provide inspiration to some other countries.
So it has been hosted onto our website in the Country Programme Documents
page under Uganda. It can be loaded directly from
http://www.technet21.org/UGANDA_ChildHealthDays.doc
Please note that a picture on the front page, over 300K by itself, has
been deleted to reduce the document size.
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