Primary Health Care System Strengthening Project (P163721)
Implementation Support Mission
July 25th to 29th 2022
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Time |
Meeting/Event |
Participants |
Venue |
Remarks |
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Monday, July 25 2022 |
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8.30 am – 9.00 am |
Team Meeting |
Deepika, Bushra, Di, Rene, Bhakthi, Renu |
Virtual |
Internal meeting |
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9.am- 1.00pm |
NPD – Kick Off Meeting |
Deepika, Di, Bushra, PMU and DDG Planning |
Meeting room at …… |
External Meeting |
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Tuesday, July 26 2022 |
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9.00 am to 12.00 pm |
Discussion on FM |
WB Team, PMU, MOH, Provincial Authorities, MPCLoG |
Physical |
External Meeting |
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1.00 pm to 2.30 pm |
Discussion on Community engagement ESF |
WB Team, PMU, MOH Add sec MS-MOH |
Virtual |
External Meeting |
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Wednesday, July 27 2022 |
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All day |
Field Visit - Quality improvement of PMCIS |
Weeraketiya |
Field Visit |
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Thursday, July 28 2022 |
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12.00 noon |
Travel back to Colombo |
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Colombo |
Field Visit |
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2.00 pm to 4.00 pm |
Discussion on the current challenges in implementing PSSP at provincial level & future suggestions |
WB Team, PMU, MOH, MPCLoG, Add Sec Dev, DDG NCD,D/NCD, D/HI, Rep Medical Supply division |
Meeting room from 1.00pm – 4.pm |
External Meeting |
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Friday, July 29 2022 |
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All day |
Working on AM |
WB Team, PMU Team |
Virtual |
External Meeting – Confirmed |
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Wrap-up with MOH |
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Monday, August 1 2022 |
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TBC |
Wrap up meeting with the CMU |
Project Team and the CMU |
Virtual |
Internal Meeting |
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TBC |
Wrap up meeting with the ERD |
WB Team, NPD, MOH, MPCLoG |
Physical |
External Meeting |
Final shooting for documentary on HLC clinics will be held comming Monday
This briefing showcases the gender landscape in Sri Lanka on key indicators helpful for monitoring gender equality and designing effective policy interventions. Gender equality fosters productivity gains, minimizes losses in wealth, reduces poverty, boosts shared prosperity, and supports green, resilient, and inclusive development. (source-World Bank Sri lanka -Web)
Sri Lanka has had a sound primary healthcare approach since the mid-1920s (even before the Declaration of Alma-Ata in 1978). Sri Lanka has made notable progress in key healthcare indicators. Life expectancy at birth, maternal and child health as well as neo-natal, infant and under-5 mortality rates are higher than the South Asian average.
