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PRESENTATION ON ICDP

ICDP; Objectives

• To improve access and utilization of basic health and social services.

• To improve the quality of the available services (pre-schools, health).

• To have a positive behavioral change on child care practices, development and women’s health related issues and

• To identify the protection related issues for women and children which need to be addressed and develop activities accordingly to respond to these needs.

ICDP-Action Area

Establishment of community based service delivery system.

Training and Capacity building.

Child Development and Education.

Health and Nutrition Development.

Water supply, sanitation and hygiene promotion.

MAJOR INTERVENTION

Training and capacity building of community for local level initiative.

School readiness program for 3-6 yrs. children.

Formal education through residential schools for ethnic minorities.

Create awareness on immunization, health care, diarrhoea management and prevention of communicable diseases.

Vitamin `A’ supplementation to post natal mother.

Micronutrient supplementation to adolescent girls and women.

Food for education in Para Center. Preparation of community Action

plans for WES activities. Installation of appropriate water

source.

MAJOR RESULTS The three hill districts are covered by functioning Para Centers. 2520 Para Centers established and have emerged as venues for service delivery and all sorts of community development activities. Over 48000 children are provided with pre-schools education.25817 students of PCs are provided 50gm of fortified biscuits everyday. 96% of the children graduated from pre-school centers are enrolled in primary schools. 700 students from ethnic minorities are receiving formal education. Around 83% of pregnant women, 75% infants and children in the target area are immunized. A high awareness built in the community about safe water use and good sanitation practice. 640 water sources and 8850 sets latrines have been installed.

ICDP-Para Center

A venue for pre-school. A meeting place for the

community. An information center for the

Para (village). A service delivery place for

sectoral department and NGOs.

A center for Early Childhood stimulation and parenting education on ECD.

A demonstration site for kitchen garden, low cost hygienic latrine, safe water and other appropriate technologies.

A depot store for Vitamin A capsule, fortified biscuits and other Iron tablet supplies.

Program Coverage, Cost & Duration

District 3 3

Upazilla 25 25

Union 111 111

Para Center 3500 2520

Family 1,25,000 93,646

A. Coverage :

B. Project Cost : Tk. 17968.90 Lakh (GoB- 9973.83 Lakh, PA- 7995.07 Lakh).

C. Duration : January/1996- December/2010. D. Exp. upto May/09 : 11541.47 Lakh.

Review of the Annual Development Program Fy 2008-2009 (July/2008-May/2009)Component Planned Actual Remark

sPhysical Financial

Physical Financial

Construction 800 PCs 1154.91

800 PCs. 727.31

Training and Capacity Building

1 Venue 2520 PWs

125 Officials5250 PCMC Members

263.51 1 Venue 2520 PWs

125 Officials5250 PCMC Members

208.04

Education 4 Res. Schools 2520 PCs

827.60 4 Res. Schools 2520 PCs

750.99

Health & Nutrition

1527 PCs 216.57 1527 PCs and Rodent Crisis in 8

Upazillas

233.52

Water and Sanitation

SHEWAB in 300 PCs

Hygiene Promotion in

1720 PCs

105.41 SHEWAB in 300 PCs

Hygiene Promotion in

1720 PCs

99.61

Management 228 Staffs& 29 Offices

550.00 225 Staffs& 29 Offices

393.85

Summary of the Progress

GoB PA Total

Allocation for FY 2008-09

1150.00

1968.00 3118.00

Fund Release upto May/2009

1130.00

1501.66 2631.66

Expenditure upto May/2009

955.73 1457.59 2413.32

- Physical Progress

79%

- Financial Progress

77.39%

(Taka In lakh)

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