National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP
National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP
National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP
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Chapter 5<br />
Malaria Control<br />
5.1 <strong>Project</strong> Component 1: Improving Access to and Use of<br />
Services for Control of Malaria [Rs 4780 million]<br />
This component includes activities to be implemented by the Directorate of<br />
<strong>NVBDCP</strong> in the <strong>Project</strong> States of Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand,<br />
Madhya Pradesh and Orissa during the first 2 years of project covering a<br />
total of 50 districts. After mid course review by World Bank (18 -21<br />
months), the project implementation shall be extended in another 43<br />
districts in 8 states (5 states above+Gujarat,Karnataka and Maharastra).<br />
The World Bank shall provide drugs, diagnostic kits, lab consumables,<br />
insecticides, long lasting insecticide treated nets (LLINs), lab consumables,<br />
computer hardware and software, furniture, training, IEC/BCC materials.<br />
Support for supervision and integrated vector control will also be provided<br />
to remaining 43 districts covered under the project in phased manner. The<br />
districts covered under malaria project are enclosed. It comprises three<br />
sub-components:<br />
Sub-Component 1.a: Improving Malaria Case Management [Rs. 1800<br />
million]<br />
Sub-Component 1.b: Strengthening Malaria Surveillance [Rs. 236<br />
million]<br />
Sub-Component 1.c: Effective Vector Control [Rs. 2744 million]<br />
5.1.1 Sub-Component 1.a: Improving Malaria Case Management<br />
The <strong>NVBDCP</strong> will introduce the new policy for malaria diagnosis and<br />
treatment, in a phased manner in project districts. While prioritizing<br />
States and districts with high Pf burden, 93 districts in the country with<br />
high malaria incidence have been selected for implementation of the<br />
new policy and related reforms. This will be in addition to 106 districts<br />
already covered by GFATM. During the first two years, the new malaria<br />
case management policy will be implemented in 50 prioritized high Pf<br />
burden districts in five states of Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh,<br />
Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Orissa and an effective implementation<br />
model shall be developed.<br />
Access to early diagnosis of Pf based on RDKs will be implemented in 50<br />
districts during the first two years to develop and refine implementation<br />
models while only minimal inputs (training to Lab technicians, MTS, VBD<br />
Consultant etc.) will be provided to the remaining 43 districts.<br />
After the implementation review by experts and the World Bank, the new<br />
model will be implemented in remaining 43 districts from the third year to<br />
cover the total 93 districts in project.<br />
This sub-component will also include:<br />
o Training and improved supervision with special focus on application of<br />
new tools for effective diagnosis and treatment of malaria;<br />
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