Tenders Are Invited For Baseline And Endline Survey Including Multi-Project Cap Terms Of Reference Projects Bien Naître

Tenders Are Invited For Baseline And Endline Survey Including Multi-Project Cap Terms Of Reference Projects Bien Naître Promotion Of Integrated And Gender-Sensitive Local Care Plurielles Project To Combat Pandemics And Strengthen Sexual And Reproductive Health And Rights In Rural Areas Using An Integrated And Gender-Sensitive Approach Lot 1: Districts Of Manjakandriana, Ankazobe And Anjozorobe, Analamanga Region (Bien-Naître And Plurielles Project). Lot 2: Ambanja District, Diana Region (Plurielles Project). 2.1- Presentation Of Projects Santé Sud Is Currently Implementing Two Projects In Madagascar: Bien Naître Promoting Integrated And Gender-Sensitive Local Care And Plurielles Project To Combat Pandemics And Strengthen Sexual And Reproductive Health And Rights In Rural Areas Using An Integrated And Gender-Sensitive Approach. These Projects Share Some Activities, Including The Installation Of Community Midwives In Rural Areas To Improve Access To Care. In Addition, Several Interventions From Both Projects Take Place In The Same Intervention Areas Of The Analamanga Region, Including In 13 Health Areas Where Community Midwives Were Deployed During The First Phase Of The Bien Naître Project. In This Context, Santé Sud Is Seeking To Recruit One Or More Service Providers To Carry Out The Baseline And End-Of-Study Surveys, Including The Cap (Knowledge, Skills, Practices Survey) For The Two Projects, Organized By Geographical Batches (Batch 1: Analamanga Region; Batch 2: Diana Region). This Approach Will Optimize Data Collection Time For The Two Projects In The Analamanga Region And Ensure Consistency Of The Information Collected. Data Are Already Available From The Endline Surveys Conducted As Part Of Phase 1 Of Bien Naître. The Method Of Collecting This Data And The Resulting Data Will Need To Be Taken Into Account During The Batch 1 Baseline Survey Conducted In The Analamanga Region. Specific Objectives : Contribute To A Quality Local Healthcare Offering, By Strengthening The Integrated Continuum Of Care From The Community Level To The Referral Achieving This Objective Will Be Based On Expanding The Network Of Midwives Working In Cacs Installed By Santé Sud In The Districts Of Manjakandriana, Ankazobe And Anjozorobe (Result 1.1), On Strengthening The Quality Of Care Provided By The 18 Midwives Installed By Santé Sud In Cacs (Result 1.2) And On Strengthening The Regional Referencing System And The Quality Of Care Services Available At The Level Of Public Health Facilities In Analamanga (Result 1.3). Communities In Targeted Areas Improve Their Overall Health Practices Achieving This Objective Will Be Based On The Awareness-Raising Actions Carried Out Which Benefit The Health Areas Of The 18 Community Midwives (Result 2.1), On The Promotion Of Good Practices In Global Health Through The Implementation Of Targeted Actions (Result 2.2) And On The Strengthening Of The Capacities Of Cos To Conduct Health Promotion Actions Taking Gender Into Account, Among The Communities (Result 2.3). The Economic Model For Supply And Demand In Local Health Is Strengthened And Perpetuated Achieving This Objective Will Be Based On Strengthening And Supporting Midwives In Their Roles As Social Entrepreneurs (Result 3.1) And On Strengthening The Financial Capacities Of Communities (Result 3.2). The Beneficiaries Of This Project: Direct Beneficiaries: 18 Community Midwives (Including 5 New); 72 Community Workers (Including 20 New); 18 Local Trainers (Including 5 New); 36 Mamans Lumière; 74 Traditional Birth Attendants (Including 35 New); 25 Health Professionals From The Csb And Chrd Reference; 54 Members Of The Amc-Mad; 40 Members Of The Arsfa; 50 Representatives Of Local Csos (Including 30 New); 108 Resource Persons At The District, Commune And Fokontany Levels (Including 36 New) Indirect Beneficiaries: 42,100 Women Of Childbearing Age (15-49 Years); 6,500 Children Under 5 Years; 3,200 Adolescents (15-19 Years); 8,200 Beneficiaries Of Cso Awareness-Raising; 36,000 Beneficiaries In The Cac Health Area; 180,000 Administered In The Area Of The Intervention Municipalities. In View Of The Targeted Objectives, The Strengthening Of Care And The Satisfaction Of Users/Beneficiaries Of Health Services Is Fundamental. To This End, The Project Provides For Participatory Working Methods Based On The Identification And Strengthening Of The Capacities Of Community Actors And Leaders (Csos And Local Associations, Religious And Community Leaders, Etc.). It Also Relies On A Transversal Change-Oriented Approach Aimed At Improving Both: Knowledge, Attitudes And Practices Of Populations Regarding Childbirth Assisted By A Qualified Human Resource; The Adoption Of Good Health Practices Especially With Regard To The Carrying Out Of Prenatal Consultations And Exclusive Breastfeeding Up To 6 Months; The Application By Households Of Agroecology Concepts In Their Fields And The Knowledge Of Diversified And Balanced Recipes By Mothers; Knowledge, Attitudes And Practices Of Populations Regarding Sexual, Reproductive And Child Health And Gender Equality; Knowledge, Attitudes And Practices Of Community Midwives On The Themes Of Srh, Nutrition And Entrepreneurship The Quality Of Services Available At The Cac Level, Including Taking Into Account The Satisfaction Of Populations With These Services. [Disclaimer: The Above Text Is Machine Translated. 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