Ensure accessible, evidence-based, improved and innovated sexual...

Ensure accessible, evidence-based, improved and innovated sexual and reproductive health services for empowered citizens - district support

Barame SRH Districts
Rwanda

Sexual & Reproductive Health - district support

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Project summary
The Specific Objective health for BARAME project on SRH is to ensure accessible, evidence-based, improved and innovative health services (with a special attention to sexual and reproductive health services) with increased citizens’ participation and engagement in development. The orientations from the Belgian side are fully in line with the Rwandan policies and strategies, in particular the Rwandan Health Sector Strategic Plan IV (HSSP 4), Reproductive Maternal Newborn Child and Adolescent Health Policy 2017-2030 (RMNCAH), Maternal Newborn child health strategic plan 2018-2024 (MNCH) and Family Planning/Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health and Right strategic plan 2018-2024 (FP/ASRHR) which have adopted ‘the Life Course Approach’. In brief, the focus in health sector is designed to ensure that all women, newborns, children, adolescents and men have universal access to quality integrated Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Family Planning services. BARAME uses a project approach, specifically focusing on priority bottlenecks identified at operational level in 7 districts (6 rural, 1 urban).
Code	RWA19009
Start date	01 July 2019
End date	30 June 2024
Stage	Execution
Donor	Belgium
Sector	12191 Medical services
Budget	17 999 999.94 €

General objective

The delivery of sexual and reproductive health services including family planning services as well as the increase of the access of households to health care

Specific objective

A - To ensure accessible, evidence-based, improved and innovated sexual and reproductive health services for empowered citizens in 7 districts
B - Improvement initiatives for integrated quality MNCH&FP/ASRH services from the community up to the Hospital level are conducted
C - Improvement initiatives for integrated quality MNCH&FP/ASRH services from the community up to Hospital level are conducted
D - Fertility rate
E - Fertility rate

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