MW-NBM-R1527-W106
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
Yes I Do Malawi
Millions of adolescent girls all over the world are facing a limited future because of early marriage (EM), teenage pregnancies and female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C). With this programme, by changing the attitudes of community members and other key persons and informing adolescent girls and boys, adolescents will be empowered to stand up for their sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Through education and economic empowerment, supported by the relevant legislation and policies, the project will give adolescents alternatives beyond EM, teenage pregnancies and FGM/C. The programme will be implemented between 2016 and 2020 by the Yes I do Alliance (Plan Nederland, Amref Flying Doctors, Rutgers, Choice, KIT and the Netherlands’ Embassies in the relevant countries) and their counterparts in Ethiopia, Kenya, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Indonesia and Pakistan.
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa Malawi
Amref Health Africa Malawi
107010.75
155149.82
152199.68
149991.9
Expenditures in 2018 include direct and indirect programme costs made by Amref Malawi
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
169943.1
Agreement Amref MW 2019
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
74914.39
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
262150
Agreement Amref MW 2016-2017
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
50000
1st tranch 2016 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
112150
2nd tranch 2016 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
101958
Expenditures in 2016 include direct and indirect programme costs made by Amref Malawi
50000
1st tranch 2017 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
50000
2nd tranch 2017 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
167053
Expenditures jan-dec 2017 include direct and indirect programme costs made by Amref Malawi
160116
Agreement Amref MW 2018
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
80116
1st tranch 2018 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
Goal 3. Adolescent girls and boys take informed action on their sexual health
Plan and Rutgers contributed to this outcome
% Girls between 15 and 24 that have ever utilized SRHR services- including modern contraceptives
numerator=532
denominator=615
Comment on the target
numerator = 510 denominator = 593
Goal 3. Adolescent girls and boys take informed action on their sexual health
Plan and Rutgers contributed to this outcome
% Boys between 15 and 24 that have ever utilized SRHR services- including modern contraceptives
numerator=178
denominator=200
Comment on the target
numerator = 196 denominator = 217
Adolescent girls and boys have increased access to ASRHR information and services- and child protection services
Plan and Rutgers contributed to this outcome
% girls aged 15-24 who ever received education about sexuality and sexual health
numerator=466
denominator=615
Comment on the target
numerator = 350 denominator = 593
Adolescent girls and boys have increased access to ASRHR information and services- and child protection services
Plan and Rutgers contributed to this outcome
% boys aged 15-24 who ever received education about sexuality and sexual health
numerator=141
denominator=200
Comment on the target
numerator = 141 denominator = 200
Adolescent girls and boys have increased access to ASRHR information and services and child protection services
Rutgers and Plan contributed to the outcome
(qualitative) Changes observed relative to baseline in current access to SRHR information by girls and boys aged 15 to 24 years
Semi-structured in-depth interviews with girls aged between 15-19 and 20-24 years and boys aged between 15-19 and 20-24 years. And focus group discussions with groups of girls aged between 15-19 and 20-24 years and groups of boys aged between 15-19 and 20-24 years
Scale: 0=no 1=few 2=some 3=most 4=all
The majority of girls and boys aged 15 to 24 years report to have access to various SRHR information sources.
Comment on the target
Scale: 0=no 1=few 2=some 3=most 4=all
The majority of girls and boys aged 15 to 24 years report to have access to various SRHR information sources however access to SRHR education has dropped from baseline to endline.
Adolescent girls and boys have increased access to ASRHR information and services- and child protection services
Plan and Rutgers contributed to this outcome
% of young mothers aged 15-24 years indicating using MALEcondoms
numerator=12
denominator=318
Comment on the target
numerator = 2 denominator = 295
Adolescent girls and boys have increased access to ASRHR information and services- and child protection services
Plan and Rutgers contributed to this outcome
% of young fathers aged 15-24 years indicating using MALEcondoms
numerator=14
denominator=36
Comment on the target
numerator = 10 denominator = 40
Community contextual analysis to identify gaps contributing to child marriages and teenage pregnancies conducted
Amref Indicator
# of contextual analysis conducted
Influential leaders or gatekeepers engaged to institute and strengthen policies to prevent child marriages and teenage pregancies
Amref Indicator
# of influential leaders or gatekeepers engaged to institute or strengthen policies by-laws to prevent CM and TP
Community structures oriented on child marriages and teenage pregancies
Amref Indicator
# of community leaders oriented on CM and TP
Include chiefs and religious leaders
Champions identified and trained to dispel teenage pregnancies and child marriages in communities
Amref Indicator
# of champions trained to dispel TP and CM
Youths interface meetings with gatekeepers targeting change of harmful cultural practices and prevention of child marriages and teenage pregnancies
Amref Indicator
# of interface meetings held
with youths, community, health workers, teachers, child protection teams on prevention on teenage pregnancies and child marriages
Gatekeepers reached through youth interface meetings
Amref Indicator
# of people attending interface meetings
Follow up on interface meetings conducted to monitor progress on action plans from social audits
Amref Indicator
# of follow up interface meetings
Conduct Sensitization meetings in communities on SRHR and prevention of TP and CM
Amref Indicator
# of sensitization meetings held
with youths, community, health workers, teachers, child protection teams on prevention on teenage pregnancies and child marriages
People reached through the Sensitization meetings in communities on SRHR and prevention of TP and CM
Amref Indicator
# of people who attended sensitization meetings
Health education provided in schools on dangers of early pregnancies and child marriages
Amref Indicator
# of schools provided with health education on the dangers of CM and TP
Journalists engaged on on SRHR and prevention TP and CM
Amref Indicator
# of journalists oriented on SRHR and prevention of TP and CM and male involvement
Health service providers and other stakeholders and youth CBDAs trained to deliver YFHS
Amref Indicator
# of health service providers and stakeholders trained in YFHS
Community Health Workers, Nurses and Clinicians who provide YFHS
Girls and boys trained in life skills
Amref Indicator
# of boys and girls trained in life skills
Adolescents and CBOs trained in social audits
Amref Indicator
# of boys and girls trained in social audits
Social audits conducted to evaluate YFHS provision at facility level and come up with possible solutions
Amref Indicator
# of social audits conducted
Peer educators trained on Family Planning and prevention of TP and CM
Amref Indicator
# of peer educators trained
Integrated outreach services conducted in hard to reach areas in targeted health facilities
Amref Indicator
# of SRHR outreach activities supported
Antenatal Care, Family Planning, and SRHR education - 8 outreach activities per quarter
Youths supported through integrated outreach services
Amref Indicator
# of youth supported through SRHR outreach activities
By-law review meeting
Amref Indicator
# of by-law review meetings
Health workers oriented on social audit
Amref Indicator
# of healthworkers oriented on social audit
Initiators both traditional and religious oriented on integration of SRHR into traditional norms curriculum
Amref Indicator
# of initiators oriented or trained on integration of SRHR onto their curriculum
Support availability of SRHR commodities in youth clubs
Amref Indicator
# of youth clubs supported with SRH commodities by the project
Type of SRHR commodities distributed in youth clubs
Amref Indicator
# of SRHR commodities distributed by type
incl. condoms and pills
Supportive supervision and mentorship to youth CBDAs and peer educators and health facilities
Amref Indicator
# of peer educators and youth CBDAs supported and mentored
The mentorship was on peer education and CBDAs were supported on data collection and reporting
Adolescent girls and boys take informed action on their sexual health
Amref Indicator
Number of adolescents girls and boys between 15 and 24 that utilize SRHR services, including modern contraceptives (including condoms) and safe abortion rate/post-abortion care
Increased quality of ASHRH and social welfare information and services
Amref Indicator
Number of health facilities that adopt and implement youth friendly SRHR services (according to IPPF standards?)
3 are in TA Liwonde and the remaining 2 in Lilongwe, TA Njewa
Teachers, Health and social workers are better equipped to provide ASRHR information and services and provide safe and youth friendly spaces
Amref Indicator
Number of teachers, health and social workers and peer educators providing support/lessons in prevention and control of CM, TP and FGM. (per type and support means)
These numbers include child protection committee members, HSAs, and teachers
Includes Peer educators
MW-NBM-R1527-W107
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
Standing Up For Adolescents (SU4A)
Child marriages and teenage pregnancies remain high in Malawi. The country has one of the highest rates of child marriages in the world. UNICEF estimates that 9% and 46% are married by 15 and by 18 years old respectively. Apart from certain related harmful cultural practices, teenage pregnancies are one of the main causes of child marries. Teenage pregnancies remain high because of high unmet need for contraceptives, peer pressure and other harmful cultural practices like Kusasa fumbi (interpreted as shaking off the inexperience in sex by doing it) and kutomera (Some worthy community members choosing a girl child as a wife when she is still a toddler).
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa Malawi
Amref health Africa Malawi
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
Programs
Vincent Magombo
Project Manager
+265999954878
vincent.magombo@amref.org
https://web.facebook.com/Amref-Health-Africa-Malawi-863380783805491/
Amref Health Africa in Malawi P.O Box 30768 Capital City Lilongwe 3
215165.32
252627.2
Agreement Amref MW 2017
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
155067.1
1st tranch 2017 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
160540
2nd tranch 2017 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
142223.8
Expenditures in jan-dec 2017 include direct and indirect programme costs made by Amref Malawi
325458.4
Agreement Amref MW 2018
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
98648.3
1st tranch 2018 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
103460.4
2nd tranch 2018 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
101711.2
1st tranch 2019 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
24662.1
3rd tranch 2018 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
250981.58
Expenditures jan-dec 2018 include direct and indirect programme costs made by Amref Malawi
105608
Expenditures in Jan-June 2019 include direct and indirect programme costs made by Amref Malawi
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
229655.5
Agreement Amref MW 2019
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
Orient ADC, VDC, and PTA members on prevention of teenage pregnancies, and child marriages and their effects on maternal morbidity and mortality.
Amref Indicator
Number of ADC, VDC and PTA members oriented on prevention of early pregnancies child marriages and their effects
A count of all community structures (ADC, VDC, PTA etc) members attending orientation meetings/workshops on prevention of early pregnancies, child marriages and theor effects disaggregated by gender.
New ADC and VDC members were appointed and hence the orientation
Conduct dialogue sessions with traditional leaders and community members on SRHR.
Amref Indicator
Number of dialogue sessions cunducted with influencial learders and community members on SRHR issues
A count of all dialogue sessions conducted with influencial leaders (Chiefs, religios leaders, angaliba's and Anankugwi's) and other community members on SRHR issues affecting the communities.
Conduct open days to provide ASRHR messages on family life, calture and traditional pracrices, gender roles, human rights, gender equity, discrimination and sexual abuse etc)
Amref Indicator
Number of open days conducted on ASRHR topics
A count of all open days conducted in communities on SRHR topics.
Conduct open days to provide ASRHR messages on family life, calture and traditional pracrices, gender roles, human rights, gender equity, discrimination and sexual abuse etc)
Amref Indicator
Number of men and women (25+ years) reached with SRHR messages disagregatred by gender and age
65 males, 88 females
Conduct open days to provide ASRHR messages on family life, calture and traditional pracrices, gender roles, human rights, gender equity, discrimination and sexual abuse etc)
Amref Indicator
Number of initiation graduation ceremonies supported (ARP)
A count of initiation graduation ceremonies. These are held after boy and gilrls successfully go through counselling in the initiation camps. During the gradutions, SRHR messeges will be given to the graduants to make informed decision regarding their sexual and reproductive health and rights
ADC, VDC and PTA members conduct interface meetings on SRHR issues targeting prevention of teenage pregnancies and child marriages.
Amref Indicator
Number of interface meetings conducted by ADC, VDC and PTA members on SRHR issues
A count of all interface meetings conducted a community structure on SRHR topics/issues.
Train champions in dispelling harmful cultural practices
Amref Indicator
Number of champions (change agents) trained/oriented on harmful cultural practices fueling TPs and CMs
ADC members will have biannual exchange visits to share experiences and lessons on preventing TP, eliminating CM, kusasa fumbi and kutomera.
Amref Indicator
Number of biannual exchange visits done between ADC members (Experiences and lessons learned ducumented through case studies
This measures the number of exchange visits done to share experiences and lessons in the prevention of TP and CM in the YIDA and SU4A projects
Provide peer education on SRH to in and out school boys and girls
Amref Indicator
Number of young people trained as peer educators on SRH issues that concern their lives. (disaggregated by age and gender)
This is a count of all young people (10-24) who have completed a training course in adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health (AYSRH) peer education. An individual should only be counted after they have completed the training. Individuals that are mid-way through a training course should be counted in the next reporting period. Individuals attending more than one peer education training during a reporting period should be counted only once.
champions4Life peer educators
Provide peer education on SRH to in and out school boys and girls
Amref Indicator
Number of boys and girls reached with SRHR messages disagregated by gender and age (10-19 and 20-24)
This indicator specificaly estimates all adolescents reached ith SRHR messages disaggregated by age (10-19, 20-24) and gender (male, female)
141 boys and 202 girls were 10-19 years and 91 boys and 97 girls were 20-24 years old
977 boys and 1095 girls were aged between 10 and 19
Adolescent peer educators will conduct dialogue with fellow youths in youth clubs to address moral issues
Amref Indicator
Number of dialogue sessions conducted by adolescent peer educators with fellow youths in clubs
This output level indicator measures the number of dialogue sessions peer educators have with fellow youths in clubs
provide life skills training to adolescensts
Amref Indicator
Number of adolescent boys and girls trained in life skills.
This indicatior measures the number of adolescent boys and girls trained in life skills. These trainings include subjects like decision making, critical thinking, and making appropriate deciscion concerning their SRH life.
Conduct supportive supervision (follow up meetings) in all youth clubs.
Amref Indicator
Number of supportive supervision visits conducted by the program to the youth clubs to monitor activities
This measures the number of supervision visits to peer educators and youth clubs. This support supervision helps peer educatorsand youth clubs in the execution of their role.
Train social workers to assist in counseling young girls in prevention of TP and CM
Amref Indicator
Number of social workers trained in counselling adolescent boys and girls on TP and CM
This indicator measures the number of social workers trained in counselling adolescents on TP and CM
Conduct interface meetings targeting change of harmful cultural practice (such as kusasa fumbi and kutomela) and prevention of child marriages and teenage pregnancies
Amref Indicator
Number of interface meetings conducted with adolescents on harmful cultural practices and prevention of TP and CM
This output level indicator measures the number of interface meetings conducted. Interface meetings discuss issues affecting the youth and what the different players can do to mitigate such issues in order to ensure that adolescents have rights and make meaningful decision as to who and when to marry.
Establishing and or strengthening youth clubs
Amref Indicator
Number of (youth)clubs formed/and supported in the targeted communities
This indicator measures the number of in-school youth clubs formed in the communities with members of ages 10-24.
Production of IEC materials and airing of radio jingles on ASRHR, CM, kusasa fumbi and kutomera
Amref Indicator
Number of IEC materials and radio jingles produced and distributed/aired respectively
This output indicator measures the number of IEC materails, including T shirts, flyers/posters, brochures/note books or banners/bill boards produced and distributed in the implementation area
Health workers trained to provide adolescent and youth-friendly health services
Amref Indicator
Number of service providers/health staff trained in the delivery of adolescent and Youth-Friendly Services (YFS)
Train health care workers as youth CBDA
Amref Indicator
Number of out of school youths trained as youth CBDAs
Number of health care providers working with adolescents, number (of these) who received training to be Community Based Distribution Agents.
5 boys, 5 girls
Increasing and or establishing service delivery points providing youth friendly health services
Amref Indicator
Number of established service delivery points providing youth friendly services
Support outreach clinics to provide (A)SRH services
Amref Indicator
Number of outreach clinics supported to provide (A)SRH services
This measures the number of outreach clinics supported to provide SRH services to adolescents
Distribute contraceptives to adolescents
Amref Indicator
Number of adolescent youths (10-24) accessing contraceptives disaggregated by type
This measures the number of of youths (10-24) accessing contraceptives disaggregated by type
Conduct operational research and situation analysis to generate evidence for advocacy.
Amref Indicator
Number of Reports and best practices generated
A count of all reports and best pracices generated in the project
Quarterly evidence based advocacy meeting with stakeholders
Amref Indicator
Number of evidence based advocacy meetings condcuted with stakeholders.
A count of all advocacy meetings conducted with stakeholders in the district focusing on SRHR topics including CM, TP and other harmful cultural practices. During these meetings, count all attendees and disaggregate by gender and area of expertee
Documentation of case studies ans success stories with beneficieries
Amref Indicator
Number of case studies and success stories documented
A count of all case studies and success stories documented in the project
Exchange visit to the Alternative Rites of Passage projects in Kenya and Tanzania (3 project team members, PM, PO & M&E)
Amref Indicator
Number of exchange visits conducted
A count of all exchange visits conducted in the project. These exchange visits shall be for project staff and other partners between YIDA and SU4A, including regional visits to Kenya for ARP
MW-NBM-R1527-W108
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
Health Sytems Advocacy Partnership (HSAP) Programme
Of all the Millennium Development Goals, MDG5 (Maternal Health) shows the biggest gap between achievement and goal. Despite all efforts, still, every day, 800 women worldwide die of complications during pregnancy and childbirth. 99% of these deaths occur in developing countries and almost all could have beenprevented by access to proper healthcare and services. Stronger health systems, including adequate numbers of qualified health workers and access to essential Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) commodities, are urgently needed. The Health Systems Advocacy for Africa Partnership (HSA4A Partnership), comprising Amref Health Africa (Amref), the African Centre forGlobal Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST), Health Action International (HAI), Wemos, and the Dutch Ministry for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation (the Ministry), aims to close this gap in Sub-Saharan Africa. We will contribute to achieving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) by creating space for a strong civil society to engage effectively with governments, the private sector and other stakeholders accountable for health systems, to deliver equitable, accessible and high-quality SRHR services.
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa Malawi
Amref Health Africa Malawi
Amref health Africa in Malawi
Programs
Benedict Chinsakaso
Project Manager
+265888776755
benedict.chinsakaso@amref.org
https://amref.org/malawi/
Amref Health Africa in Malawi P.O Box 30768 Capital City Lilongwe 3
252573.93
280370
Agreement Amref MW 2017
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
108300
1st tranch 2017 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
185006
2nd tranch 2017 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
190154
Expenditures in jan-dec 2017 include direct and indirect programme costs made by Amref Malawi
387975
Agreement Amref MW 2018
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
16540
1st tranch 2018 from Amref NL for CHW Learning agenda
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
199397
2nd tranch 2018 from Amref NL
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Malawi
338730
Expenditures jan-dec 2018 include direct and indirect programme costs made by Amref Malawi
Workshop/trainings to build capacity for Lobby & Advocacy for CSOs and other (non-profit) organisations/institutions funded by the HSAP
Output
Output
Output
Number of trainings organised
This indicator was added in 2018 for clarification
Number of different organisations present at trainings
Number of women/men trained (segregated in F/M)
Workshop/trainings to build capacity for Research for CSOs and other (non-profit) organisations/institutions funded by the HSAP
Output
Output
Output
Number of trainings organised
This indicator was added in 2018 for clarification
Number of different organisations present at trainings
Number of women/men trained (segregated in F/M)
(Online) Meetings (informal & formal) with CSOs and other (non-profit) organisations/institutions
Output
Output
Number of meetings (co)organised
Number of meetings attended
(Online) Meetings (informal & formal) with policy-makers and other decision-makers
Output
Output
Number of meetings (co)organised
Number of meetings attended
Knowledge products funded directly by the HSAP (for example: policy briefs, blogs, press releases, research papers, press statements) used for external purposes.
Output
Number of knowledge products produced
Events (demonstrations, public debates, round-table discussions, etc.) that promote SRH health outcomes for African citizens in connection to (SRHR, HRH, HF, HG)
Output
Output
Number of events (co) organised
Number of events attended
Amplifying the African Voice & Promoting inter-context exchange
Output
Output
Number of times a member of your organisation was invited by another HSA partner to speak at their HSAP activity in the Netherlands, EU or African Region context.
Number of times a member of your organisation was invited by another AFRICAN HSA partner to speak in an HSAP activity (excluding activities for the African Region).