“Beneficiary feedback mechanism” is the name of a pilot project that CUAMM is implementing in Tanzania’s Iringa District. Begun in mid-2014, the project aims to assess the suitability of ongoing health care interventions in order to fully grasp operational limits and the needs of the local population, and subsequently to strengthen these services in terms of access, quality and equity.
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“From South Sudan, with Trust and Esteem”
Sometimes you receive unexpected messages – simple notes that make all the hard work you’re doing well worth it, and help you to carry on despite the daily difficulties of working in Africa. The trust and esteem earned by Giovanni Dall’Oglio, a CUAMM doctor working in South Sudan, come through loud and clear in those he’s received – a deeply satisfying gift.
Tanzania
The Next Generation Programme Simiyu and Ruvuma Regions
Integrated Promotion of Nutrition, Growth & Development in Tanzania
Tanzania
Accelerating Stunting Reduction Iringa and Njombe Regions
Our commintment to reduce stunting during the critical period from conception to 24 months
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Using mobile clinics to prevent Cervical cancer in Tanzania
Over the last several months, CUAMM has screened 3,447 women living in the most isolated areas of Tanzania.
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Text Messages to help improve the Health Care System in Tanzania
This 13 and 14 April in London Doctors with Africa CUAMM presented a set of good practices, the outcome of a pilot project we recently wound up in Tanzania. CUAMM was the only Italian NGO selected by the UK Department for International Development (DFID) and the international NGO World Vision to partner on the project, which used technologies to test a participatory approach in the monitoring of health care service quality.
Tanzania
Strengthening Community based Mother and Child Health Interventions The survey
Discusssed in Dar es Salaam on Thursday, 17 December 2015, the findings of a research to assess the situation and context in which Community Health Workers undertake their roles in Iringa and Njombe Regions.
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A workshop about Community Health Workers
Dar es Salaam – Thursday, 17 December 2015, a workshop organized by Doctors with Africa CUAMM to discuss the role of Community Health Workers – CHWs in two regions of Tanzania: Iringa e Njombe.
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