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Family Health Division Presentation

Dr. Kiran RegmiDirector, Family Health Division

Feb 2011regmikiran@gmail.com

Millennium Development Goals (MDG) 4 & 5Targets set by Nepal and

achievements Key interventions to achieve MDG 4

and 5Direction beyond MDG for Nepal

Goal 4.A: Reduce by two-thirds, between 1990 and 2015, the under-five mortality rate

Goal 5.A. Reduce by three quarters, between 1990 and 2015, the maternal mortality ratio

Goal 5.B. Achieve, by 2015, universal access to reproductive health

Under 5 mortality rate

158 118.3

91 61 50 55 38

Infant mortality rate

106 78.5 64 48 41 44 32

Neonatal mortality rate

49.9 43 33 20 30 16

MDG Impact indicator

Achievement Target

1991

1996

2001

2006

2009

2010-11

2015

MDG Impact indicator

Achievement Target

1991

1996

2001

2006

2009

2010-11

2015

Maternal mortality ratio

539 539 415 281 229 134

Total fertility ratio

5.3 4.6 4.1 3.1 2.9 3.0 2.5

Adolescent fertility rate(15-19 years)

127 110 98 70

CPR (Modern method)

24 26 35 44 45.1

48 67

Millennium Development targets and achievements of Nepal Target Set by Nepal and AchievementsGoal 5A

MDG Impact indicator

Achievement Target

1999

2004 2006

2008

2009

2010-11

2015

No of women delivering in health facility

2 11 4.1 26 30 60

Childbirth by SBA

4.8 41.3

C/S rate 2.8 18

Target Set by Nepal and AchievementsGoal 5B

FY 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 Target 2012

CEOC* 51 in 33 district 76 in 35 district 94 in 45 district **

47 district

BEOC hosp 31 45 47

BEOC PHC 37 4522%

58 60% of PHCC

BEOC total 68 90 105

24 hr del in PHC 16878%

16779%

14871%

40660%

24 hr del at HP 219 30145%

40660%

30% of HP

24 hr del at SHP 35 642%

1374%

Total birth center 422 532 695

Total CAC sites 39 39 86

Target Set by Nepal and AchievementsGoal 5B

Key interventions1. Ama Surachha program

2. Family Planning

ANCPromotion of SBA conducted

childbirth Promotion of institutional childbirth

and initiation of delivery incentives PNC

As Ama Surachha program ANC component focused on targeted ANC there is increase in 1st and 4th visits

ANC motivational incentive package Transportation allowance and free childbirth This shows that Ama program is heading

towards in right direction This is a good indication towards meeting MDG

5A There is marked increase in ANC 1st and 4th in

2066 because of initiation of free childbirth policy

73.1

0%

75.3

0%

70.5

0%

71.3

0% 78%

70%

71.8

0%

71.2

0%

66.2

0% 72.8

0% 82.2

0%

75.1

0%

67.9

0%

66.7

0%

62.1

0% 72.5

0%

77.4

0%

68.1

0%

67.5

0%

65.3

0%

68.3

0%

65%

74.2

0%

65.6

0%

87.9

6%

85.9

0%

89.1

1%

80.7

4%

97.9

3%

89.9

0%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

120%

Nepal EDR CDR WDR MWDR FWDR

2062/632063/642064/652065/662066/67

Source: HMIS/MD, DOHS

47.7

0%

49.1

0%

47.9

0%

48.8

0%

43% 48

%49.8

0%

50.0

0%

49.2

0% 53.6

0%

45.3

0% 50.4

0%

51.8

0%

53.3

0%

55.4

0%

50.5

0%

44.6

0% 51.7

0%55.9

0%

56.3

0%

59.1

0%

57%

48.1

0% 52.7

0%

50.9

4%

48.5

0%

57.3

6%

49.2

4%

46.5

1%

44.1

2%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

Nepal EDR CDR WDR MWDR FWDR

2062/632063/642064/652065/662066/67

Source: HMIS/MD, DOHS

There is increase in SBA conducted delivery indicating achievement of MDG 5B

24.8%

20.7%

22.4%

16.6%

14.7%

13.7%

29.4%

29.4%

31.2%

27.0% 31.8%

24.7%

0%5%10%15%20%25%30%35%

Nepal EDR CDR WDR MWDR FWDR

2065/66 2066/67

44%(Aama average)

44%(Aama average)

16

After the initiation of free childbirth policy there is a marked increase in PNC

Source: HMIS/MD, DOHS

37.8

0%

38.7

0%

35.7

0% 39.4

0%

39%

34%

39.5

0%

41.0

0%

37.2

0% 42.0

0%

43.3

0%

33.5

0%37.8

0%

39.7

0%

37.4

0% 41.1

0%

35.5

0%

31.1

0%37.4

0% 41.1

0%

39.3

0%

35% 36

.00%

30.5

0%

49.7

2%

49.8

5%

50.9

1%

45.8

8% 54.5

7%

46.3

5%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

Nepal EDR CDR WDR MWDR FWDR

2062/632063/642064/652065/662066/67

Source: HMIS/MD, DOHS

37.8

0%

38.7

0%

35.7

0% 39.4

0%

39%

34%

39.5

0%

41.0

0%

37.2

0% 42.0

0%

43.3

0%

33.5

0%37.8

0%

39.7

0%

37.4

0% 41.1

0%

35.5

0%

31.1

0%37.4

0% 41.1

0%

39.3

0%

35% 36

.00%

30.5

0%

49.7

2%

49.8

5%

50.9

1%

45.8

8% 54.5

7%

46.3

5%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

Nepal EDR CDR WDR MWDR FWDR

2062/632063/642064/652065/662066/67

Key Intervention II: Family Planning

57Gap

New satellite concept introduced to increase access of LTFP IUCD training integrated into SBA

trainingSr. AHW training in implant insertion

New Acceptors

Current Users

New AcceptorsCurrent Users

Continue reduction of MNMRSustainability of Ama programQuality of care

Coverage of unreached and underserved population

Bringing childbirth institution at home

Develop a concept of tertiary referral centers and satellite birthing centers

Finding alternate ways to replace the adhoc human resources and interventions adopted to achieve MDG

Train and involve under used midlevel health worker (HA) in various reproductive health programs

Selective verses universal free childbirth services

Think of the interventions beyond aid

Develop a strong Reporting, Monitoring and Evaluation mechanism

Thank You

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