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AN ASSESSMENT OF JANANI EXPRESS YOJANA IN THE

STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH

Principal Investigator: Prof. Deoki Nandan, Director, NIHFW

Co-investigators: Dr. Ashok Mishra, H.O.D, Deptt. of Community

Medicine, G.R.Medical College, Gwalior,

Dr. V.K.Tiwari, Professor, Deptt. of P & E

Dr. K.S.Nair, Lecturer, Dept. of P & E

Research Team: Mrs. Reeta Dhingra, RO, Dept. of P & E

Mr. Bacchu Singh, ARO, Dept. of P & E

Mr. Sherin Raj T.P, ARO, Dept. of P & E Mr.Yogesh

Kumar Singhal, ARO, Dept. of P & E

Date of approval by PAC: 1/2009

Date of completion as approved: 10/2009

By PAC

Expected date of completion: 3 / 2010

General Objective:

To review the implementation process of Janani Express Yojana in the state of Madhya

Pradesh and provide inputs for corrective action.

Specific Objectives:

1. To assess the implementation of scheme against the laid down guidelines2. To identify the problems (if any) in implementing the JEY.3. To understand the stakeholder perception towards the scheme4. To assess the scheme in terms of its coverage and services to the target group

Methodology:

Study Type:

Cross sectional study with both quantitative and qualitative components.

Research tools:

A pre tested semi structured interview schedule will be designed for in depth interviews.

Quantitative:

Desk review of the state and district specific indicators Institutional deliveries, ANC etc.

Detailed study of the JEY followed by the review of the policy framework for maternal

health care and health care delivery in the state

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Qualitative:

In depth interviews Focus group discussions

Study Area: District Gwalior & Morena

Study Population:

All stake- holders comprising of programme managers, officials of transport agencies,

beneficiaries, non-beneficiaries and opinion leaders /field functionaries and community will

be included in the Study.

Sampling:

Multi-stage random sampling

Sampling design:

This study will be conducted in 2 districts of MP. In each district, this study will be

conducted in rural and urban population.

In rural areas, the selection of sample population will be as follows:

Two CHCs from each district will be randomly selected as study area. From each CHC, one PHC will be randomly selected From selected PHC, 5 sub centers will be covered. Three villages from each selected Sub centre will be selected (sub centre village,

farthest village and village with medium distance from sub centre) From each selected village, at least 3 beneficiaries under the scheme and 3 non-

beneficiaries will be covered.

Thus a total of 90 beneficiaries and 90 non-beneficiaries from one district will be covered in

the study (ie. 180 beneficiaries and 180 non-beneficiaries from two districts).

Budget: Rs.3.76 lakhs

Progress of the study:

The study tools finalized and pre-tested. Preliminary discussions were held with the Chief

Medical Officers of the districts. Data collection will be completed by February 2010.

Summary of Results - Nil

Any other Comments:

As the study team was busy with evaluation of MAMTA scheme in Delhi, field data

collection for this study got delayed. Field data collection and report writing will be

completed by the end of March 2010.