Peru SANBASUR Rural Sanitation Financing Mechanisms

human development, water, sanitation

Public Private Partnership for Equitable Provision of Quality Health Services

This report presents the findings of an independent Technical Review that focused on the promotion of Public Private Partnership (PPP) for equitable provision of quality health services in Tanzania. The report is meant to contribute to the Annual Joint Health Sector Review 2005. The ToR has been broadly defined, signifying the interest that many stakeholders currently take in PPP. The Review Team (RT), with two international and three national consultants, undertook efforts to consult stakeholders for prioritisation of the issues included in the ToR. The RT had access to a large number of official documents such as laws, by-laws, policy documents, guidelines, etc. and a wide range of studies on PPP set in Tanzania complemented by international literature. The RT undertook efforts to interview relevant persons and committees, associations, organisations, ministries, donors, etc. at the national level as well as in four districts, two rural and two urban. Nevertheless, time constraints did force the RT to limit itself and consequently not all actors that constitute the private health sector could be contacted. It is hoped that the Annual Joint Health Sector Review 2005 will allow a representative participation of all actors in the field of PPP to discuss this review and compensate for any issue or actor that was left out unintended

Rural Sanitation in Southern Africa: A Focus on Institutions and Actors

human development, water, sanitation

Letter from Geraldine Ferraro to a Japanese Supporter

Letter from Geraldine Ferraro to a Japanese supporter. The supporter is a member of the International Women\u27s Year Action Group.https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/vice_presidential_campaign_correspondence_1984_international/1336/thumbnail.jp

20140822.3: Affirmative Action, 1980-1998

These items include materials from the office of Affirmative Action at Marshall University from 1980-1998. Items were received in 2014 and include notable materials about interviewing and hiring practices, sexual harassment policy proposals, and Marshall\u27s Affirmative Action Plans spanning the 1980s and 1990s. This is not an exhaustive list, but the attached inventory will give a broad overview of what is contained in each of the boxes

Evaluating Serving Learning Programs: A Guide of Program Coordinators

Evaluation is a skill which is often surrounded with an aura of mystery. As a result, many program coordinators are reluctant to undertake evaluations. Some feel they do not have the necessary and special skills. Others do not see how evaluation -- which seems to concern itself with past activity-- can work to make programs different or better in the future. In point of fact, however, evaluation is one of the administrator\u27s most important tools for planning future operations. And evaluation is most definitely a tool that can be used successfully by program coordinators who have not had any special technical training. ACTION\u27s National Student Volunteer Program has therefore developed this guide for program coordinators who want to use evaluation to make their programs work better -- for both the volunteers who participate in them and the clients who are served by them

WP5 Task 5 – Study Visits to Assess Transferability: National Curriculum Guides

Project CHRODIS - Work Package 5: Good practices in the field of health promotion and chronic disease prevention across the life cycleAssociated Partners in the Work WP5 Task 5 – Study Visits to Assess Transferability. National Curriculum Guides: National Health Institute Doutor Ricardo Jorge (INSA), Portugal (Luciana Costa)Report of study Visits to Assess Transferability: Icelandic national curriculum guides under the Project CHRODIS - Work Package 5: Good practices in the field of health promotion and chronic disease prevention across the life cycle. The National Curriculum Guides and Health and Wellbeing as one of six fundamental pillars of education in Iceland.European Commissioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

WP5 Task 5 – Study Visits to Assess Transferability: The Welfare Watch

Project CHRODIS - Work Package 5: Good practices in the field of health promotion and chronic disease prevention across the life cycleAssociated Partners in the Work WP5 Task 5 – Study Visits to Assess Transferability. The Welfare Watch: National Health Institute Doutor Ricardo Jorge (INSA), Portugal (Luciana Costa)Report of study Visits to Assess Transferability - Icelandic Welfare Watch. The Welfare Watch, intersectoral work aimed at vulnerable groups, transferred from National level (Iceland) to local level (the Sudurnes Region in Iceland) and international level (the Nordic Welfare Watch).European Commissioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

Companies Promoting Health: Lombardy WHP Network

Associated Partners in the Work Companies Promoting Health. Lombardy WHP Network: National Health Institute Doutor Ricardo Jorge (INSA), Portugal (Luciana Costa)The program “The Lombardy Workplace Health Promotion Network - has as main objective the promotion of organizational changes in the workplace in order to enable the working environments to the adoption of healthy lifestyles for the prevention of chronic diseases. Chronic diseases represent, in fact, both a health priority and a challenge with social and economic impact for the world of work in the field of management and rehabilitation of workers, also in relationship to the enhancement of human capital. Improving work organization and environment can effectively impact on “Active and Healthy Ageing”, also creating conditions supporting and including older workers and those with chronic diseases or disabilities. The Lombardy WHP Network belongs to the European Network for Workplace Health Promotion ENWHP (http://www.enwhp.org/the-enwhp/members-nco.html).European Commissioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio