Title |
Programme
of health assistance in the Upper Nyle Region, South
Sudan |
Country |
Sudan
|
Location |
Nyal e Nyoung County
(Western Upper Nile) |
Period |
April – December
2000 |
Sector |
Health |
Intervention domains |
Basic health assistance |
Expatriate Staff |
1 Coordinator
1 doctor
3 nurses
1 logistician |
Implemented in collaboration with |
Operation Lifeline
Sudan (OLS), UNICEF, Relief Association of Southern
Sudan (RRAS) |
Total cost |
Euro 290,000 |
Donors |
ECHO–Organization
which work with OLS, UNICEF and WFP |
This
project carries on the previous COSV experience in this area,
which has been lasting since 1994 through the implementation
of several Health programmes. By the management of one PHC
Centre and 7 PHC Units, more than 80.000 persons are helped
with the supply of basic health services, mother and child
health services, nutritional assistance for malnourished children
and interventions in water and environmental hygiene sectors.
In this project, the COSV area of intervention is wider and
the needs of other populations of the area are met, with 30.000
new beneficiaries. The steady presence of expatriate personnel,
that plays a fundamental role in training the Sudanese local
staff, and the management of services supplementary to those
normally provided for by a basic health project (as the opening
of a analysis laboratory), permit to give rehabilitation/development
characteristics to this project, which is implemented in a
region under "chronic emergency" since decades.
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