National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP
National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP
National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP
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Studies on transmission dynamics in relation with vector, parasite and<br />
environmental conditions in different eco epidemiological stratum;<br />
Trial of compression sprayers in improving IRS with DDT 70%wdp;<br />
Assessment of different strategies for communication to promote the use of<br />
Insecticide treated nets , especially LLINs in tribal population including<br />
assessment of the influence of housing types and mobility;<br />
Studies on disease burden for both malaria and kala-azar<br />
In addition, protocols for two important randomized controlled studies have<br />
been developed for impact evaluation:<br />
(a) Assessment of the effect of delivering one net per household as a start and<br />
one net a year later, compared to delivering two nets from the outset. The<br />
hypothesis is that staggered delivery might be associated with higher usage<br />
rate and lower risk of being sold.<br />
(b) Assessment of the effect of strengthening supervision of ASHAs and other<br />
village volunteers providing curative services by increasing the number of<br />
supervisors to the point, where each volunteer is supervised monthly.<br />
(i) Technical Program Reviews<br />
The programme implementations are being reviewed periodically by experts,<br />
WHO and World Bank to guide the programme for optimum utilization of<br />
available tools, and suggestion to improve further. The last review that took<br />
place in late 2006/early 2007 was of crucial importance for introducing the new<br />
policies, which will be piloted and taken to scale through this <strong>Project</strong>. <strong>NVBDCP</strong><br />
will undertake such exercises again in 2009, 2011 and 2013 and will seek<br />
permission, approval from MOHFW to set up a team to provide the external<br />
expertise. The emphasis in 2009 review will be on effectiveness, efficiency and<br />
quality of implementation rather than policy issues.<br />
Framework for Malaria MIS<br />
Purpose Level Person Frequency Comments<br />
Fever<br />
surveillance<br />
Village ASHA/AWW Weekly MF 11 Form has<br />
already been<br />
modified<br />
Malaria Case<br />
Management<br />
Village<br />
Sub centre<br />
Trained<br />
ASHA/AWW<br />
MPHW<br />
Monthly<br />
Requires a simple<br />
register to be<br />
maintained at village<br />
level and a form for<br />
preparation of<br />
monthly abstract by<br />
the MPHW (Draft<br />
already prepared by<br />
<strong>NVBDCP</strong>)<br />
Laboratory Designated Lab Monthly Requires a lab<br />
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