National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP
National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP
National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP
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CHAPTERS<br />
Page. No.<br />
8. Impact Evaluation 77-79<br />
8.1 Case management 77<br />
8.2 Distribution of LLINs 78<br />
8.3 Size of study 79<br />
8.4 Data Collection and Analysis 79<br />
9. Monitoring and evaluation 80-99<br />
9.1 <strong>Project</strong> management and monitoring system 80<br />
9.2 Process Indicators 90<br />
9.3 Indicators of impact 94<br />
10 <strong>Implementation</strong> Arrangements 100-109<br />
10.1 Criteria for assessing readiness of districts 103<br />
10.2 Institutional Set-up for Quality Assurance 106<br />
10.3 Supply Management and Logistics 107<br />
11. Financial Management and Disbursement Arrangements 110-<br />
120<br />
11.1 Implementing Entities 110<br />
11.2 Financial Management at the Central level 110<br />
11.3 Financial Management Arrangements at the State/District level 112<br />
11.4 Integration of financial management arrangements under<br />
<strong>National</strong> Rural Health Mission 112<br />
11.5 Internal Procedures applicable to the decentralized activities (about<br />
10% of the project cost) to be followed by NVBDC Directorate and<br />
arrangement between MOHFW and the States/ Districts 113<br />
11.6 Financing of Selected Decentralized Activities and Fiduciary<br />
Assurance to World Bank for Related Expenditures 113<br />
11.7 Financial Management Capacity Building and Support 116<br />
11.8 Oversight by MOHFW 116<br />
11.9 World Bank Supervision 117<br />
11.10 <strong>Project</strong> Covenants 118<br />
11.11 Advance 118<br />
11.12 <strong>Project</strong> Preparation Facility 119<br />
11.13 Retroactive Financing 119<br />
11.14 Polio Component ($270 M) 119<br />
11.15 Eligible Expenditure Categories wise 119<br />
12. Procurement Arrangements 121-<br />
135<br />
12.1 Items to be procured at Central Level<br />
12.2 Assessment of the Procurement Capacity of the Implementing Agencies 121<br />
12.3 Procurement Arrangements 122<br />
Appendix 1: Procurement <strong>Plan</strong> for the first 18 months of the Vector Borne<br />
Disease <strong>Project</strong> 132<br />
Appendix 2: Procurement disclosure Requirements as per World Bank’s<br />
Guidelines 134