Community Health Provision in Somalia (CHASP)

• 643’000 persons across 13 districts
• 886 Health personnel in the facilities
• Health authorities at the regional levels

1. Continued provision of the Essential Package of Health Services (EPHS), delivered to women and children
2. Enhanced governance capacity of Ministry of Health (MoH) to sustain equitable and resilient health systems
3. Strengthened Community structures to ensure ownership, inclusive participation, equitable access, and service utilization

Erwartete Resultate:  

• Improved delivery of health services at the facilities and community level through the implementing partner
• Improved capacity of health facility personnel through targeted training to enhance their competencies
• Improved capacities of local authorities to facilitate the management of regional and district health services
• Increased capacity of health facilities in terms of infrastructure, equipment and personnel
• Strengthened sexual and gender-based violence case management at facility level
• Enhanced accountability, reporting and referral mechanisms, at the community level

Resultate von früheren Phasen:  

• Over 1’272’000 beneficiaries assisted with basic health services
• 640’048 children under 5 years accessed health services
• 62’225 women accessed facility-based deliveries by skilled birth attendants
• Improved and more frequent health authority led supervisions to health facilities, as a consequence of district health boards ensuring quality health governance
• Increased capacity and functionality of community-based structures across all the three regions
• Increased mobilization of resources by the Community based health boards to improve infrastructure and purchase medical equipment