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PROFILE OF ORGANIZATIONS

Government Organizations 1. Department of Health (DOH) a. MCH (Maternal and Child Health Section) b. WCHD (Women and Child Health Development Section) c. NAP (National AIDS Program) d. CHEB (Central Health Education Bureau) e. Planning Section 2. Department of Health Planning (DHP) 3. Department of Medical Research (Lower ,Upper & Central Myanmar)

UN Organizations 1. United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) 2. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) 3. World Health Organization (WHO)

Local NGOs 1. Myanmar Medical Association (MMA) 2. Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare Association (MMCWA) 3. Myanmar Nurse and Midwife Association (MNMA) 4. Myanmar Red Cross Society (MRCS)

International NGOs 1. Association of Francois‐Xavier Bagnoud (AFXB) 2. Burnet Institute (BI) 3. Care Myanmar 4. International Organization Migration ( IOM) 5. Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning (JOICFP) 6. Medecines du Monde (MDM) 7. Merlin 8. Marie Stopes International (MSI) 9. Pact Myanmar 10. Population Services International (PSI) 11. Relief International (RI) 12. Save the Children (SC) 13. World Vision (WV)

Ministry of Health

1. Department of Health (DOH) a. MCH (Maternal and Child Health Section) b. WCHD (Women and Child Health Development Section) c. NAP (National AIDS Program) d. CHEB (Central Health Education Bureau) e. Planning Section 2. Department of Health Planning (DHP) 3. Department of Medical Research (Lower, Upper & Central Myanmar)

Name of Organization:

Department of Health (DOH)

General Background Year Began in Myanmar:

1948

Goal:

To attain a better quality of life of the people of the Union of Myanmar by contributing to improved reproductive health status of women, men, adolescents and youth. It aims to contribute to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goal 5 of improving maternal health with the targets of reducing maternal mortality by three quarters and achieving universal access to reproductive health by the year 2015.

General objectives:

Year began in RH :

1. Improving antenatal, delivery, post-partum and newborn care; 2. Providing quality services for birth spacing, prevention, and management of unsafe abortions; 3. Preventing and reducing reproductive tract infections (RTIs); sexuallytransmitted infections (STIs), including HIV; cervical cancer and other gynaecological morbidities; 4. Promoting sexual health;including adolescent reproductive health and male involvement. 1996

Strategic Approach: • Setting enabling environment; • Improving information base for decision making; • Strengthening health systems and capacity for delivery of reproductive health services; • Improving community and family practices.

MCH section The following activities have been implementing and strengthening in order to achieve the Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5 regarding maternal, newborn and child health. • Providing proper antenatal care • Promoting skilled and institutional delivery and post natal care y Expansion of post-abortion care and quality birth spacing services • Ensuring Emergency Obstetric Care • Providing Essential Newborn Care • Strengthening Adolescent Reproductive Health • Promoting male involvement in reproductive health • Focusing cervical cancer screening, early diagnosis and treatment • Establishing community health volunteer Promoting and referral system Women and Child Health Development The capacity building of professionals for providing optimum care for sick children in first referral units is an obvious path to optimize the benefits of IMNCI on child survival. Facility-based integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood illness (F-IMNCI) is a care package to train health care providers inmanaging newborn and childhood illnesses at the facility level/inpatientcare, providing the important link for care of the sick neonates and children reaching these facilities from primary health care level and the community. National AIDS Program Under National AIDS Program, 4 prongs of prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV (PMCT) are being initiated since 2001 and have covered 253 townships and 38 hospitals including State and Regional hospitals in 2012. Multidisciplinary State/Regional PMTCT Training teams were formed and conducted Advocacy meetings, Township trainings, community mobilization at township level. In

order to achieve the global target of eliminating HIV transmission to new born and congenital syphilis, including prevention of RTI/STI, 4 prongs has been conducted through coordinated efforts of National AIDS Programme and related programmes under Department of Health such as Reproductive Health, Women and Child Health Development Programmes, National NGOs, International NGOs and related Ministries. Central Health Education Bureau The Ministry of Health is committed to promoting and maintaining the health status of youth through Youth Health Project in collaboration with related sectors. Improving access of youth to information and skills, improving the physical and social environment of youth and improving youth access to and use of services are set as main strategies. Youth friendly health services has been implementing in 28 townships including 10 new townships in 2012. Youth Information Corners (YIC) for reproductive health information have been opened in 71 townships and volunteers for reproductive health services called Community Support Group (CSG) appeared in 70 townships between 2003 to 2012. Planning Section Health System Strengthening Program operated with GAVI support covered 20 townships in 2012 and 60 townships up to 2013. The Goal of the Health System Strengthening Program in Myanmar is to achieve improved service delivery of essential components of Immunization, MCH, Nutrition, & Environmental Health by strengthening program coordination, health planning systems, and human resources management and development.


Department of Health Planning (DHP)

General Background Year began in Myanmar:

1989 1998

Department of Planning and Statistics Department of Health Planning

Mission:

To establish a simple, effective and systematic health information system at all levels of health care delivery for strengthening of health system

Year began in RH:

1991

Activities:

Health Management Information System related to Reproductive Health

Locations:

All Regions and States

Target groups:

Basic health staff, Statisticians

Capacity building;

- Training of BHS on HMIS related to RH - Training of statisticians from regions and states

Assessment:

Data Quality Assessment

Implementing Partners:

DOH, DMS, WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA

Future Plan:

Activities for improvement of data quality and utilization of health information into actions


Departments of Medical Research (Lower, Upper, Central Myanmar)


1963(Lower), 2005(Upper), 2004(Central)

Mission:

To achieve evidence-based decision making by utilization of research findings for improvement of health status of people To achieve a healthier nation through application of research today.

Year began in RH:

before 1998 (Lower), 2005 (Upper), 2007 (Central)

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood 2. RTI/STI/HIV 3. Birth spacing 4. BCC/HE/Advocacy/Volunteer 5. Gynaecological cancer, Breast cancer 6. Adolescent Reproductive Health

Research:

See in “Research” page

Implementing partners:

MCH section, NAP, Nutrition Section, Planning Section, NHL (DOH), WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA, UN-AIDS (UN Agencies), NCGM, Burnet Institute (International NGOs etc..)

Future plan:

Scaling up of the reproductive health activities

UN Organizations

1. United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

2. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) 3. World Health Organization (WHO)


United Nations Funds for Population Activities (UNFPA)


1973

Mission:

Delivering a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and every young person's potential is fulfilled.

Year began in RH:

1990

Number of staff in RH:

18 out of total 53 Country Office Staff

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care (including Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care EmONC) c. Postnatal Care d. Post abortion Care e. Neonatal Care 2. Birth Spacing 3. STI/RTI/HIV/AIDS 4. Adolescent Reproductive Health 5. Men's Role in Reproductive Health 6. Others - Gender Mainstreaming in Reproductive Health Support for Obstetric Fistula

Locations:

5 Regions (Yangon, Bago, Mandalay, Magwe, Ayeyawaddy), 2 States (Rakhine, Shan) (89 townships) in third Country Programme (2012- 2015)

Target Groups:

Men and women of reproductive age groups, pregnant mothers and family members, health care providers, tutors from nursing schools, adolescents and young people, police personnel and family members, community support group, humanitarian actors, clients and partners of sex workers and Men who have Sex with Men (MSM).

Capacity Building: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Pregnancy, Childbirth, Postpartum and Newborn Care training (PCPNC) Quality Reproductive Health Training (QRH) Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care (CEmONC) Basic Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care Training (BEmONC) Reproductive Health Management Information Training (RHMIS) Antenatal Care (ANC)/ Skill Birth Attendants Training Intra Uterine Contraceptive Device (IUCD) insertion training Maternal Death Review Training Syphilis screening training Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for RH in emergency setting Training Reproductive Health Commodity Security (RHCS) Training HIV Counselling Training Youth Leadership Training Happy and Healthy Adolescent Life (HHAL)Training Training of Trainers for Youth Peer Educators Behaviour Change Communication (BCC) Training for Basic Health Staff (BHS)

Research:

1. Situation Analysis on RH, Population and Development and Gender 2. Baseline Data collection for the third Country Programme


Government: DOH, DHP, DMS Local NGO: MNMA, MMCWA, MRCS, MMA, MANA, Karuna Myanmar Social Service(KMSS), Kachin Baptist Church International NGO: PSI, MSI, MDM, JOICFP, PU-AMI, AFXB United Nations Agencies: UNOPS

Partners agencies:

United Nations Agencies: WHO, UNICEF, UNAIDS,

Future plan: • • • • • • • • • •

Development of the National RH Strategic Plan (2014 – 2018) Strengthening Supply Chain Management System Strengthening RH and HIV Linkages Implementing Comprehensive Condom Programming Developing of Prevention of Sexual Transmission of HIV Among Key Affected Populations in Myanmar Guidelines Developing National Standards and Guidelines on Adolescent and Youth Health Care Developing Adolescent Health Job Aids Development of Behaviour Change and Communication Strategy Development of Comprehensive Youth Policy (including Health) Development of the National Strategic Plan on Adolescent Health and Development (2014 - 2018)

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United Nations Population Fund

Kachin

Sagaing

Shan (North) Chin Mandalay

Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine Kayah

AyeyarwadyYangon

Kayin

Mon

No. of Organization None Tanintharyi

1


United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)

General Background Year began in Myanmar: 1950 Year began in RH:

1978


12

Activities:

1.Safe motherhood a. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Postnatal Care d. Neonatal Care 2. STI/RTI/HIV/AIDS 3. BCC/HE/Advocacy/Volunteer

Locations:

200 Townships

Target Groups:

Pregnant mother and Women of reproductive health

Research:

Assessment of EOC care in Myanmar

Implementing partners: DOH, UNFPA

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United Nations Children's Fund

Kachin

Sagaing Shan (North) Chin Mandalay

Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

No. of Organization None 1

Tanintharyi


World Health Organization


1950

Mission:

WHO is the directing and coordinating authority for health within the United Nations system. It is responsible for providing leadership on global health matters, shaping the health research agenda, setting norms and standards, articulating evidence-based policy options, providing technical support to countries and monitoring and assessing health trends.

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. Antenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Postnatal Care d. Newborn Care 2. Birth spacing 3. RTI/STI/HIV 4. Adolescent reproductive health 5. Men's Role in Reproductive Health 6. BCC/HE/Advocacy/Volunteer

Capacity Building: 1. Pregnancy, Child birth and Postnatal and Newborn Care training (PCPNC) 2. Basic Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care Training (BEmONC) 3. Maternal Death Review Training 4. Syphilis training

Research:

See in “Research” page


MOH:

MCH Section, WCHD, Nutrition, EPI.

Local NGOs:

MMCWA, MMA

United Nations Agencies :

UNICEF, UNFPA

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World Health Organization

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

AyeyarwadyYangon

Kayin Mon


Tanintharyi

Local NGOs 1. Myanmar Medical Association (MMA) 2. Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare Association (MMCWA) 3. Myanmar Nurse and Midwife Association (MNMA) 4. Myanmar Red Cross Society (MRCS)


Myanmar Medical Association (MMA)


1949

Mission:

- To promote and advance the science of medicine - To promote continuing medical education and medical research among the medical professions - To support the promotion of health along with the National Health Care Program - To safeguard the honor and dignity of the medical profession - To maintain a high ethical standard among the medical profession - To promote international fraternization of the medical profession.

Year began in RH:

1998


44

Activities:

1. Safe Motherhood Antenatal Care, Postnatal Care, Care and Support for EmOC 2. Birth Spacing 3. RTI/STI/HIV/PMCT 4. Adolescent Reproductive Health 5. BCC/HE/Advocacy/Volunteer 6. Capacity Building a. RH Training (GPs, Drug Store Seller, AMW) b. MISP Training (Health Care Volunteers) 7. Care and support for Utero Vesicle Fistula patient

Locations:

Mandalay, Ayeyarwady, Mon, Yangon, Magwe, Shan, Rakhine, Bago, Tanintharyee, Kayin, Kachin, Sagaing

Target Groups:

Pregnant Mother, Women of reproductive age, Youth


DOH, MMCWA, PSI, UNFPA

Future plan:

1. RH mobile service - scaling up 2. Capacity Building a. RH Training (GPs, Drug Store Seller, AMW) b. MISP Training (Health Care Volunteers) 3. Care and support for Utero Vesicle Fistula patient 4. Adolescent Reproductive Health 5. Formation of Rapid Response Team for RH

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Myanmar Medical Association

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon


Tanintharyi


Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare Association (MMCWA)


1991

Mission: Year began in RH:

To serve the Myanmar Society by improving the health and well-being of mothers and children in turn aiming to improve the quality of life of people. 1991


338

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Postnatal Care d. Post abortion Care e. Neonatal Care 2. Birth Spacing and Contraceptives 3. STI/RTI/HIV/AIDS 4. Adolescent Reproductive Health 5. Men's Role in Reproductive Health 6. BCC/HE/ Advocacy/ Volunteer

Locations:

Total (96) Projected Townships (2005 - 2012) 1. 71 townships (RH/IEC/BCC Project with the funding support of UNFPA) 2. 26 townships (PMCT Project in collaboration with UNICEF) 3. 43townships (5A Project/SRH Project with the funding support of IPPF)

Target Groups:

Young people, Women of reproductive age

Capacity Building:

1. Couple Counseling Training for PMCT Promoters (2011) 2. Evaluation and Presentation for Base Line Survey on PMCT Couple Counseling (2012) 2010 1. Quality of Care Self Assessment Training for Maternity Home of MCWA 2. Technical Training for Community Mobilizers 3. Technical Training for Adolescent Peer Educators 4. SRH skill building workshop 5. Monitoring and Evaluation Workshop for BMZ project 6. Training of Trainers for Access to SRH and Birth Spacing Services 2011 1. Township Multiplier Courses for Access to SRH and Birth Spacing Services 2. Training of Trainers for HIV/AIDS project 3. Training of Trainers for Adolescent Reproductive Health 4. Township Multiplier Courses for Adolescent Reproductive Health 5. Training of Trainers for Prevention of Unsafe Abortion 6. Training of Trainers for Advocacy on SRH 7. R H/IEC BCC 8. Scaling Up of Existing RH services 2012 1. Training of Trainers for Adolescent Reproductive Health 2. Township Multiplier Courses for Adolescent Reproductive Health

3. Training of Trainers for Prevention of Unsafe Abortion 4. Training of Trainers for Access to SRH and Birth Spacing Services 5. Township Multiplier Courses for Access to SRH and Birth Spacing Services 6. Training of Trainers for HIV/AIDS project 7. Training of Trainers for Advocacy on SRH 8. Data Management Workshop 9. Refresher Training for MMCWA maternity home Mdwives Research Papers :

35 (2008-2012)


Public sector Local NGO International NGO UN Organization Other

- DOH - MRCS, MMA - IPPF - UNICEF, UNFPA - AusAID

Future plan: • • • •

ARH/BCC Scaling up the existing RH services Refresher Trainings for Maternity Home Staffs Seven Things This Year Initiative Project (family empowerment for child health) • PMCT • IPPF - 5As for SRH projects (Adolescent Reproductive Health, HIV/AIDS, Prevention of Unsafe Abortion, Access to Birth Spacing and SRH services, Advocacy on SRH) • Investigation and training on existing Auxiliary Midwives and Traditional Birth Attendance with University of New South Wales, Australia

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Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare Association

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon


Tanintharyi


Myanmar Nurse and Midwife Association (MNMA)


1948

Mission :

To contribute to people’s achieving health needs through bringing up the best nurses who take compassion and empathy into their services and lives and the way they deal with people; helping people carefully and honestly in all their commitments regardless of any discrimination, improving nursing quality; promoting the environment in which nurses and midwives are able to continue their work peacefully; expending nursing areas to meet people’s needs.

Year began in RH:

1997


176

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Neonatal Care d. Postnatal Care e. Post abortion Care 2. Birth Spacing and Contraceptives 3. STI/RTI/HIV/AIDS 4. Adolescent Reproductive Health 5. Men's Role in Reproductive Health

Locations for RH services: Ayeyarwady- Pathein, Mon- Mawlamyaing, Kayin- Pa-an, MagwayMagway, Shan (N)- Lashio,NamKhan, Yangon- South Dagon. Target Groups:

All reproductive age women and preterm mothers

Capacity Building:

2009 1. Infant and Young child feeding x 2 2010 1. Nutrition Refresher Training 2. Training of Trainers on “Health, Nutrition and WASH 3. Training of Trainers on “Infant and Young Child Feeding Practice 4. T.O.T on Breastfeeding Counseling 5. Community Case Management Training 6. Training on Reproductive Health and Newborn Care Training 7. Training on Infant and Young Child Feeding 8. Peer Mother Training (Infant and Young Child Feeding, Counseling and Hygiene 2011 1.Service Provider Training 2. Project cycle Management 2012 1. Professional Development Program 2. SHRP 3. Coordinator Refesher Course 4. Staff Management 5. Capacity Building


DOH, Radana Mitta, UNFPA, MSI, Save the Children, Care Myanmar

Future plan:

Improving maternal and newborn health in 130 villages of Kani Township of Sagaing Division Maternal and child health in Dedim, Madubi, Mintud and Phalam of Chin State and Magwe Division

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Myanmar Nurse and Midwife Association

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon


Tanintharyi


Myanmar Red Cross Society (MRCS)


1937

Mission :

Through its nationwide network of volunteers, the Myanmar Red Cross Society will promote humanitranium values and community base activate in health and care and disaster management to improve the time of the most vulnerable

Year began in RH:

2002


8 Office staff; 30 Volunteer

Activities:

1. Adolescent Reproductive Health 2. STI/RTI/HIV/AIDS

Locations:

1. Yangon 2. Bago 3. Magwae 4. Ayeyarwady 5. Mandalay

Capacity Building:

AMW training


MCH, MMCWA, MMA, MWA, UNICEF, UNFPA

Future plan:

Will scale up the RH activities.

- Shwepyithar, N-Okkalapa - Lepandan, Dike Oo - Magwae, Pauk, Myaing. - Ma u bin, Pyarpon - Mandalay Bus Stop, Mahar Aungmyay, Aungmyay Tharzan, Pyigyitagon, 6. Shan (North) - Lashio, Shan (East) - Tachileik 7. Rakhine - Sittwae 8. Kachin - Myitkyinar

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Myanmar Red Cross Society

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon


Tanintharyi

International NGOs 1. Association of Francois‐Xavier Bagnoud (AFXB) 2. Burnet Institute (BI) 3. Care Myanmar 4. International Organization Migration ( IOM) 5. Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning (JOICFP) 6. Medecines du Monde (MDM) 7. Merlin 8. Marie Stopes International (MSI) 9. Pact Myanmar 10. Population Services International (PSI) 11. Relief International (RI) 12. Save the Children (SC) 13. World Vision (WV)


Association of Francois-Xavier Bagnoud (AFXB)


1998

Mission:

To fight poverty and HIV/AIDS by providing social and economic support to families and communities effected by HIV/AIDS in order to attain social protection for food security and livelihood improvement as a basic human right through empowerment of community members.

Year began in RH:

2005


9

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. b. c. d.

Prenatal Care Postnatal Care Postabortion Care Neonatal Care

2. Birth Spacing 3.STI/RTI/HIV 4. Adolescent Reproductive Health 5. Men's Role in Reproductive Health 6. BCC/HE/Advocacy/Volunteer 7. Post Menopausal Reproductive Health

Locations:

Yangon, Ayeyarwady, Mon State

Target Groups:

Mother, Women of reproductive age

Capacity Building:

1. Peer Educator Training for PLHA 2. Peer Educator Training


MCH, MHAA, MCWA, MRCS, YWCA, PATH

Future plan:

Would like to expand MCH activities

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Association of Francois-Xavier Bagnoud

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi

Name of Orgainzation:

Burnet Institute (BI)


1999

Mission:

To improve health in Myanmar through innovation, inquiry and influence.

Year began in RH:

2003


13

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Postnatal Care 2. Birth Spacing 3. Men's Role in Reproductive Health 4. BCC/HE/Advocacy/Volunteer 5. HIV prevention - intervention

Locations:

MNCH -

Yangon (Thanlyin, Insein, Mingalardon and South Dagon) HIV Project - Yangon (Kyautthdar, Pebedan, Latha, Sanchaung, Ahlon, South Dagon, North Dagon,South Okkapalapa) Mandalay (Aungmetharzan,Chanayetharzan, Pyigytagon, Mahaaungmye,Pathein Gyi) Bago (Pyay, Paung De) Sagaing (Monywa) Northern Shan (Muse)

Target Groups:

Mother, Women of reproductive age, Factory workers, trishaw-men, Men who have Sex with Men

Capacity Building:

MCH TOT training, RH TOT training, Birth spacing and post abortion TOT training, Common Childhood disease. Essential Newborn Care Training ToT on peer education, BCC, Sexuality, Counseling, Organizational development

Research: 1. Baseline Study on KAP of MNCH by communities in Insein,Mingalalardon and Thanlyin(2011) 2. Baseline and End-line study on KAP and level of male involvement in MNCH(2011 and 2012) 3. A Study of the Effect of HIV/AIDS on the Socio-economic Situations if HIV-affected Households (2011-2012) 4. Bahavior Study on Men at Tounpyone festival (2011 and 2012) 5. Risk and Social Mapping Study among MSM (2011) 6. STI Seeking Behavior and Barrier among MSM (2012) Implementing partners:

MCH Partner: PATH, MHAA, MCWA, MRCS, YWCA, PATH HIV partner: Myanmar Business Coalition on AIDS

Future plan:

Would like to expand MCH activities and HIV/AIDS Harm Reduction Intervention on HIV

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Burnet Institute

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi


Care Myanmar


1996

Mission:

CARE International's mission is to serve individuals and families in the poorest communities in the world. Drawing strength from our global diversity, resources and experience, we promote innovative solutions and are advocates for global responsibility.

Year began in RH:

2001


43

Activities:

1. Aldolescent Reproductive Health 2. RTI/STI/HIV 3. BCC/HE/Advocacy/ Volunteer

Locations:

Chin State - Mindat; Shan (North) Muse, Nam Khan, Lashio Kayar – Loikaw, Demawso; Mawlamyaing - Mudon, Ye Mandalay - 5 city townships

Target Groups:

Auxillary Midwife, Women of reproductive age group, partners of women (male involvement)

Capacity Building:

AMW Training


DOH

Future plan:

Refresher training for AMW RTI/STI/HIV, BCC

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Care Myanmar

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi


International Organization for Migration (IOM)


2006

IOM Mandate ;

IOM is “The Migration Agency” IOM assists governments to manage migration, including the health aspects of migration IOM is committed to the principle that humane and orderly migration

Year began in RH:

2011


20

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a.. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Postnatal Care d. Neonatal Care e. Post abortion Care 2. STI/RTI/HIV/AIDS 3. Birth Spacing

Locations:

1. Ayeyarwady Region - Bogale, Mawlamyainggyun 2. Mon State - Mudon, Belin, Thanphyuzayat, Yae.

Target Groups:

Pregnant mothers and under 5 children

Capacity Building:

1. Basic/comprehensive emergency management of obstetrics care (2011, 2012) - Mawlamyinegyun and Bogale 2. IYCF/EBF (2011) - Bogale 3. Facility-Based Management of Malnutrition (2012)-Mawlamyinegyun and Bogale 4. AMW/CHW initial and refresher training (2010, 2011, 2012)Mawlamyinegyun and Bogale 5. Refresher Quality RH training (2012)-Bogale

Research:

- Population-based Maternal and Child Health Survey - Community Health Financing Survey in Mawgyun


DOH

Future plan:

To contribute towards safer internal and international migration by promoting and facilitating equitable health service availability, accessibility, and outcomes for migrants and communities impacted by migration, throughout the migration.

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International Organization Migration

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

AyeyarwadyYangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi

Name of Organization: Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning (JOICFP) General Background Year began in Myanmar:

2000

Mission:

To enable individuals to make their own choices regarding sexual reproductive health and rights while ensuring access to quality services and appropriate information

Year began in RH:

2000


25 international staffs (Tokyo Head Quarter Office) and 7 national staffs (Yangon Project Office) for UNFPA projects and 14 international and national staffs (Yangon, Kyaukme & Naungcho JICA project)

Activities:

1. Communication for Development (C4D)/ Behaviour Change Communication (BCC) 2. Sexual and Reproductive Health (BCC intervention) - Safe Motherhood (Prenatal Care, Delivery Care, Postnatal Care, Post abortion Care) - Birth Spacing - Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health - HIV/AIDS Prevention - Men's Role in RH - Community-oriented Reproductive Health

Locations: PROGRAM 1: JICA-funded Community-Oriented Reproductive Health Project in the Union of Myanmar (February 2005 to January 2010) Naungcho Township and Kyaukme Township in Northern Shan State PROGRAM 2: UNFPA-funded Reproductive Health Programme (2007-2011) (1) “Behaviour Change Communication for Improved RH at the Community level” Project – 44 townships 1. Bago –Pyay,Oattwin, Daik U,Yedarshae, Gyopingauk, Paungde 2. Ayeyarwady – Myanaung, Yekyi, Hinthada, Zalun, Nyaungdone, Kyankin 3. Mandalay – Sintgaing, Myittha, Nahtogyi, Wundwin, Mahlaing, Tatkon 4. Sagaing – Myaung, Monywa, Khin-U, Sarlingyi 5. Magwe – Taungtwingyi, Aunglan, Yenanchaung, Chauk, MinHla, Pwintphyu 6. Yangon – Kungyangone, Thonegwa, Dallah, Taikgyi 7. Rakhine – Ponnagyun, Kyauktaw 8. Taninthayi – Dawei, Myeik 9. Shan – Pindaya, Tarchileik, Lashio, Thibaw, Kalaw 10. Mon – Kyaikmayaw, Kyeikhto 11. Kachin - Myitgyina (2) “Male Involvement in RH Activities” Project – 8 townships 1. Bago – Bago, Thanatpin, Diak U, Nyaunglaybin, Pyay, Shwetaung 2. Yangon - South Dagon (Laydauntkan village), Khayan

PROGRAM 3: UNFPA-funded Reproductive Health Programme (2007-2011) “Youth, Adolescent Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS” Project – 44 townships (Same townships in Program 2) PROGRAM 4:German-funded Reproductive Health Project (2009-2013) “Comprehensive Reproductive Health Services for Communities in Myanmar” Project – 35 townships DEA 16 (20 townships – April’2009 to March’2011) 1. Ayeyarwaddy Region – Kangyidaunt, Einme, Bogalay 2. Pegu Region – Kawa, Kyauktaga, Thayarwaddy, Padaung, Shwekyin, Kyaukgyi, Thegone 3. Mandalay Region – Lewe, Kyaukpadaung, Thaungtha, Thabeikkyin, Pyinmana 4. Shan State – Nyaungshwe, Lauksauk, Pinlaung, Ywangan 5. Kayin State-Hpa-an DEA 19 (15 townships – August’2011 to December’2012) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Ayeyarwaddy Region – Wakema, Ngaputaw, Mawlamyinegyunn Shan State -Kyaing Tong Kayah State -Loi Kaw Mon State – Mudon,Yae, Chaung Zone, Belin-Paung Chin State – Palatwa, Tumzan, Tedim Rakhine State – Rathedaung, Myauk U

Target Groups:

Women of reproductive age

Capacity Building:

1. 3. 5. 7. 9.

Research:

Situation Analysis on Effective Communication Channels for Behavior Utilization of Maternal Health Care Service at Community Level, 2011

PCPNC training 2. QRH training RHMIS training 4. CSG TOT training CSG multiplier training 6. MCHP TOT training MCHP multiplier training 8. YIC training Capacity Building for CHEB - On the Job Training for Media Tools Development 10. CSG Multiplier and Refresher Training (2007-2011) 11. Capacity Development Training for Focal Persons (Youth) 12. Youth Trainings and Refresher Trainings (2007-2011) 13. Capacity Development Training for BHS and GPs (Male Involvement)(2007-2011) 14. Frontline-Health Promoters (FHPs) Multiplier and Refresher Trainings (2007-2011) Impact

Implementing partners: DOH (MCH Section, CHEB), DHP, MMA, MMCWA, PSI, UNFPA, UNICEF Future plan:

To expand MCH activities

Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi

±

Name of Organization: Medicins Du Monde (MDM) General Background Year began in Myanmar:

1991

Mission :

Medicins du Monde (Doctors of the World) provides care to the most vulnerable populations, including victimes of armed conflicit or natural disasters and those whom the world is gradually torgetting.

Year began in RH:

2008


5

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Postnatal Care d. Neonatal Care 2. Birth spacing 3. STI/ RTI/ HIV/AIDS 4. BCC/HE/ Advocacy/Volunteer

Locations:

Ayeyarwady - Pyarpon Township

Target Groups:

Pregnant mothers

Capacity Building:

AMW/CHW initial and refresher training Basic/ comprehensive emergency management of obstetrics care


Township Health Departments

Future plan:

No special change and continue the program with the same way.

±

Medecines Du Monde

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi


Merlin


2004

Mission:

Merlin is an international health agency supporting access to health care in fragile contexts. The organisation’s work focuses on improving access to essential health services in poor and marginalised populations. It responds to acute needs in times of disaster and supports recovery of the health system in the longer term.

Year began in RH:

2005


250

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Postnatal Care d. Neonatal Care 2. Birth Spacing 3. STI/RTI/HIV/AIDS

Locations:

Chin State Sagaing Region Ayeyarwady Region Shan State (North)

- Hakha, Htantalan - Homlin, Tamu - Laputta - Kutkai

Target Groups:

Pregnant mother/ Delivery Cases Villagers and gold mine workers

Capacity Building:

(1) Basic training for AMW (2) Refresher training for AMW (3) Gender training (4)Post Abortion Care (5)Antenatal Care Coverage (6) PMCT (7) 100% TCP (Condom)

Research:

(1) Nutritional survey


MCH - MCWA, MNCH-TSG

Future plan:

Scale up Birth Spacing Increase AMWs Increase linkage from AMW to MW Support MW outreach work

(2) KPC

±

Merlin

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi


Marie Stopes International (MSI)

General Background Established in Myanmar:

since 1997

Mission:

Children by choice not chance

Started operations in RH: 1997 Number of staff in RH:

350

Activities: 1. Education, information and service demand creation 2. Counselling 3. Clinical services: family planning, diagnosis and treatment of STI/RTI, HIV testing, prevention of opportunistic infections, ante-natal care, postnatal care, prevention and treatment of childhood illnesses 4. Referral of clients to and collaboration with other service providers (public sector, private sector, other non-profits) 5. Distribution of commodities (clean delivery kit, condoms and contraceptive pills) Locations:

7 States and Regions (28 Townships) • Yangon Region [Tharketa, Thingangyun, Shwepyithar, Thanlyin (32)] • Mandalay Region [Mahaaungmyay, Chanmyatharzi, Chanayetharzan, Aungmyaytharzan, Pyigyitagon, Myingyan (80)] • Ayeyarwady Region [Pathein (66), Maubin (31), Pyapon (25), Labutta (79), Bogale (32), Dedaye (24)] • Bago Region [Bago (62), Pyay (79)]

• Magway Region [Magway (100), Yenanchaung (75), Aunglan (108)] • Saggaing Region [(Monwya (100), Kale (34), Tamu (15), Pale (108)] • Mon State [Mawlamyaing (20), Thahton (20), Ye (43)] Target Groups:

Men and women of reproductive age, Young people, Female sexual workers, MSM

Capacity Building:

Trainings on Sexual and Reproductive Health

Implementing partners: • • • • • Future plan:

Public sector: Department of Health United Nations agencies: UNFPA International NGO: Save the Children, Care, Pact Professional organization: Myanmar Nurse and Midwife Association Local NGO: Ratana Metta Organization, Myanmar Positive Group

Scaling up sites of RH programmes

±

Marie Stopes International

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi


Pact Myanmar (PM)


1997

Mission :

To improve health in Myanmar through innovation inquiry and influence.

Year began in RH:

2008


150

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Postnatal Care d. Neonatal Care 2. BCC/Advocacy/Volunteer training

Locations:

1. Mandalay 2. Magway 3. Sagaing -

Myingyan Magway, Aunglan, Salin, Seikphyu Pale, Hteegyaing

Target Groups:

Women of reproductive age group

Capacity Building:

1. Maternal and Child Health Defender training on Safe Motherhood and Newborn Care 2. Maternal and Child Health Defender training on Nutrition

3. Maternal and Child Health Defender training on Communicable Childhood Diseases 4. Maternal and Child Health Defender training on Enabling Environment for Psychosocial Development of Children Implementing partners:

MSI

Future plan:

Scaling Up for Community Based MCH, Health Systems Strengthening

±

Pact Myanmar

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi


Populations Services International (PSI)


1995

Mission:

PSI Myanmar’s mission is to empower to people of Myanmar to live healthier lives by making health markets work for the poor. PSI Myanmar has operated under a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Health since 1999 and is delivering significant health impact in nearly all townships across the country. PSI’s work addresses six of the largest contributors to Myanmar’s burden of disease: HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, pneumonia, diarrheal disease and issues affecting reproductive health. The program also works to improve women’s access to family planning, providing an extensive range of shortand long-term contraceptive products. Complementing its nationwide network of private retail outlets distributing essential health products, PSI provides primary health services in over 200 townships through its ‘Sun’ network of approximately 1,500 private medical clinics (Sun Quality Health) and approximately 1,800 village health workers (Sun Primary Health). PSI’s Targeted Outreach Program operates 18 dropin centres nationwide, providing counselling and clinical services to populations most at risk of HIV. To ensure programs are relevant and sustainable, PSI develops strong public/private partnerships, coordinating its work closely with the Ministry of Health and local departments of health in all aspects of its work.

Year began in RH:

2001


over 1,000 staff

Activities:

1. Birth Spacing; 2. STI/RTI/HIV/AIDS

Locations:

Ayeyarwady (22) tsps, Bago (25) tsps, Chin (2) tsps, Kachin (10) tsps, Kayin (4) tsps, Magwae (14) tsps, Mon (9) tsps, Rakhine (3) tsps, Sagaing (17) tsps, Shan (E) (2) tsps, Shan (N) (8) tsps , Shan(S) (7) tsps, Tanintharyi (6) tsps, Yangon (37) tsps, Mandalay (29) tsps.

Target Groups:

Women of reproductive age, children under 5 and their caregivers

Capacity Building:

New provider skill building trainings

M&E: 1. Client Exit Interview for Long term Method Service 2. Mystery Client Survey on Short Term Methods 3. Provider Perception study for IUD (baseline) 4. Consumer Perception study for IUD (baseline) 5. Key Opinion Leader Survey Implementing partners:

DOH (MCH Section), Myanmar Medical Association

Future plan:

RH-Expansion of cervical cancer screening and PSI is working towards a public private partnership for IUD activities and PAC.

±

Population Services International

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi


Relief International (RI)


2008

Mission :

Relief International is a humanitarian non-profit agency that provides emergency relief, rehabilitation, development assistance, and program services to vulnerable communities worldwide. Relief International is solely dedicated to reducing human suffering and is non-political and nonsectarian in its mission. Relief International's mission is to: Serve the needs of the most vulnerable - particularly women and children, victims of natural disasters & civil conflicts, and the poor - with a specific focus on neglected groups and cases. Provide holistic, multi-sectoral, sustainable, and pro-poor programs that bridge emergency relief and long-term development at the grassroots level. Empower communities by building capacity and by maximizing local resources in both program design and implementation. Promote self-reliance, peaceful marginalized communities.

coexistence,

and

reintegration

of

Protect lives from physical injury or death and/or psychological trauma where present. Uphold the highest professional norms in program delivery, including accountability to beneficiaries and donors alike. Year began in RH:

2009


40

Activities:

1. Safe motherhood a. Prenatal Care b. Delivery Care c. Postnatal Care d. Neonatal Care 2. Birth Spacing 3. STI/RTI/HIV/AIDS 4. BCC/HE

Locations:

Ayeyarwady - Daedaye

Target Groups:

Women of reproductive age

Capacity Building:

1. Refresher Training for Birth Spacing 2. IUD Training 3. Birth Spacing Training 4. Basic CHW Training 5. Refresher CHW Training 6. Basic AMW Training 7. Refresher AMW Training 8. Basic EmOC Training 9. Comprehensive EmOC Training 10. HMIS Training 11. BCC Training 12. Essential Newborn Care Training 13. Community Based Newborn Care Training

Research: 1. Knowledge, attitude and practice survey of maternal and child health via rural outreach 2. Knowledge, attitude and practice survey of maternal and child health via rural outreach 3. Population based MCH Survey in Delta Township including Dedaye


UNICEF/DOH/ UNOPS/UNFPA

Future plan:

Relief International will expand its Reproductive Health intervention in Myanmar. Currently, Relief International proposed MNCH program in Myaing, Pauk and Seik Phyu township of Pakokku District, Magwe Region.

±

Relief International

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi


Save the Children (SC)


1995

Mission :

Our mission is to inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children, and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives

Year began in RH:

2007


109

Activities:

1. Safe Motherhood a. Antenatal Care b. Delivery care c. Post natal care d. Newborn Care 2. Birth spacing 3. RTI/STI/HIV 4. Men's Role in RH 5. BCC/HE/Advocacy/Volunteer

Locations:

1. Yangon 2. Mandalay 3. Magway

- Kunchangone (100 villages) - 5 Urbans - Magway, Pakokku (100 villages), Saw (89 villages), Sidoktara (90 villages), Ngaphe (85 villages), Mindon (100 villages) 4. Sagaing - Kani (130 villages) 5. Bago - Theegon (100 villages) 6. Ayeyarwady - Ngapudaw (118 villages)

Target Groups:

Pregnant mothers, youth and MSM

Capacity Building:

New Auxiliary Mid Wife Training, Existing Auxiliary Mid Wife Refresher Training, Basis Emergency Obstetric Care to BHS, Safe Motherhood Training to volunteer, Newborn Care Training to volunteer, Male Involvement Training to volunteer and Birth spacing Training to volunteer


DOH, MNMA

Future plan:

To expand the reproductive health activities in country.

±

Save the Children

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

AyeyarwadyYangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi


World Vision (WV)


1993

Mission:

World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. Inspired by our Christian values, we are dedicated to working with the world’s most vulnerable people. We serve all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.

Year began in RH:

1993


6 at National Office Level, 4 at State and Divisional Level, 25 at Township Level

Activities:

1. BCC/HE/Advocacy/Volunteer 2. Adolescent Reproductive Health 3. Male involvement in RH

Locations:

9 States and Regions (24 Townships) - Yangon(Hlaing Tharyar, S-Dagon, Hmawbi) - Mandalay(Chanmyatharzi, Pyigyidagon, Amarapura) - Ayeyarwady(Tharbaung, Pathein, Eainme) - Tanintharyi(Dawei, Myeik, Palaw, Launglon, Thayetchaung, Kawthaung) - Magwe(Yenanchaung, Chauk) - Shan (East) (Kengtone, Tarchileik)

- Mon (Mawlamyaing, Thanbuzayat) - Kayin (Hpa-an, Hlaingbwe) - Kayah (Loikaw) Target Groups:

Reproductive age groups, Pregnant mothers, family members and community

Capacity Building:

Trainings on MNCH and RH

Research:

NA


Public sector:DOH (NAP, NTP, NMCP, MCH, RH, DMR) International NGO: PSI, MSI United Nations Agencies: UNICEF Others: Community based organizations of respective communities

Future plan:

RH programs will remain same. Maternal, Newborn and Child Health and Nutrition activities will be scaled up.

±

World Vision

Kachin


Shan (South)

Shan (East)

Magway Rakhine

Kayah

Ayeyarwady Yangon

Kayin Mon

Tanintharyi

Geographical Coverage of Reproductive Health Activities by Stakeholders

±

Kachin State Nawngmun

Puta-O Machanbaw Khaunglanhpu

Tanai

Sumprabum

Tsawlaw

Injangyang Chipwi Hpakan Mogaung

No. of Organization None 1 2-3 4-7

Myitkyina Waingmaw

Mohnyin

Shwegu

Momauk

Bhamo Mansi

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Kchin State Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders ANC

1.Myitkyina

2.Waingmaw 3.Tanai 4.Mohnyin 5.Mogaung 6.Hpakan

7.Bhamo

8.Shwegu 9.Momauk 10.Mansi 11. Machanbaw 1

MRCS PSI JOICFP UNFPA MMA MMCWA UNICEF PSI UNICEF PSI PSI MMCWA PSI MMCWA PSI MMA UNICEF PSI MMA UNFPA WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF PSI WHO/GAVI PSI UNICEF PSI UNICEF

DC

PNC

NC

UNFPA2,3 UNFPA2,3 UNFPA2,3 UNFPA2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA2,3 UNFPA2,3 UNFPA2,3 UNFPA2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF

Service Delivery, 2 Training, 3 Supply and Equipment

UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF

Birth Spacing PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA2,3 MMCWA PSI 1,2,3

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT MRCS PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA PSI 1,2,3

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer JOICFP

Gynaeco‐ logical Cancer

Men’s Role in RH

MMCWA

MMCWA

ARH JOICFP 2 MMCWA

PSI (1,2,3) PSI 1,2,3 MMCWA PSI 1,2,3 MMCWA PSI 1,2,3

PSI (1,2,3) PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA

MMCWA

MMCWA

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

±

Safe Motherhood

Nawngmun

Puta-O

Machanbaw Khaunglanhpu

Sumprabum

Tanai

Injangyang Hpakan MyitkyinaWaingmaw Mogaung Mohnyin

No. of Organization None 1 2 3

Shwegu

Momauk

Bhamo Mansi

Tsawlaw

Chipwi

±

Birth Spacing

Nawngmun

Puta-O


Sumprabum

Tanai



Shwegu

Momauk

Bhamo Mansi

Tsawlaw

Chipwi

±

STI/RTI/HIV/PMCT

Nawngmun

Puta-O


Sumprabum

Tanai


No. of Organization None 1 2-3 4

Shwegu

Momauk

Bhamo Mansi

Tsawlaw

Chipwi

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health

Nawngmun

Puta-O


Sumprabum

Tanai


No. of Organization None 1 2

Shwegu

Momauk

Bhamo Mansi

Tsawlaw

Chipwi

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer

Nawngmun

Puta-O


Sumprabum

Tanai



Shwegu

Momauk

Bhamo Mansi

Tsawlaw

Chipwi

±

Kayah State

Loikaw Demoso Shadaw

Hpruso Bawlakhe

Hpasawng No. of Organization None 1 2-3 4

Mese

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Kayah State Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Loikaw

WV CM JOICFP UNFPA

2.Demoso

WHO/GAVI UNICEF CM

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

CM 2,3

CM 2,3

CM 2,3

ANC CM 2,3 2

JOICFP 3

UNFPA

2

JOICFP

2

JOICFP

JOICFP

3

3

3

UNFPA

UNFPA

2

UNFPA

WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF 2,3

UNICEF 2,3

UNICEF 2,3

UNICEF 2,3

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

2

JOICFP 3

UNFPA

ARH

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer


Men’s Role in RH

WV 1,2,3

CM

JOICFP

JOICFP

2

3

UNFPA

CM

CM

CM

CM

CM

3. Hpruso

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

4. Bawlakhe

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

5. Hpasawng

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

1


±

Safe Motherhood


Hpruso

Bawlakhe

Hpasawng


Mese

±

Birth Spacing


Hpruso

Bawlakhe

Hpasawng


Mese

±

STI/RTI/HIV/PMCT


Hpruso

Bawlakhe

Hpasawng


Mese

±



Hpruso

Bawlakhe

Hpasawng


Mese

±



Hpruso

Bawlakhe

Hpasawng

No.of Organization None 1 3

Mese

±

Kayin State Thandaunggyi

Hpapun

Hlaingbwe

Hpa-An Kawkareik Myawaddy

No. of Organization 1 2-4 5-6 7-8

Kyainseikgyi

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Kayin State Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Hpa‐An

PSI WV JOICFP UNFPA MNMA MMA MMCWA UNICEF PSI WV WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF PSI UNICEF PSI UNICEF UNICEF

2.Hlaingbwe

3.Hpapun 4. Thandaung 5.Myawaddy 6.Kawkareik 7.Kyainseikgyi

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 MNMA MNMA MNMA MNMA UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF PSI 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF PSI 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF PSI 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT PSI 1,2,3 WV 2,3 UNFPA 3 MNMA MMA

ARH

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer WV 1,2,3 JOICFP


Men’s Role in RH

PSI 1,2,3

WV 2,3 JOICFP 2 MNMA MMCWA

WV 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

1

2

3

Service Delivery, Training, Supply and Equipment

±

Safe Motherhood Thandaunggyi

Hpapun

Hlaingbwe Hpa-An Kawkareik Myawaddy

No. of Organization 1 2 4

Kyainseikgyi

±

Birth Spacing Thandaunggyi

Hpapun



Kyainseikgyi

±

STI/RTI/HIV/PMCT Thandaunggyi

Hpapun



Kyainseikgyi

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Thandaunggyi

Hpapun



Kyainseikgyi

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Thandaunggyi

Hpapun


No. of Organizatio None 1 2

Kyainseikgyi

±

Chin State Tonzang

Tedim Falam

Thantlang

Hakha

Madupi

No. of Organization 1 2-3 4-5

Paletwa

Mindat

Kanpetlet

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Chin State Safe motherhood NC

UNFPA

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

Merlin

Merlin

Merlin

Merlin

Merlin

1,2,3

1,2,3

PSI

8.Paletwa

UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

PSI

UNFPA

1,2,3

WHO/GAVI

WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI

PSI

1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

Merlin

Merlin

Merlin

Merlin

Merlin

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

1,2,3

1,2,3

JOICFP

JOICFP

1,2,3

JOICFP

JOICFP

PSI

PSI

JOICFP

2

JOICFP

2

JOICFP

2

JOICFP

2

JOICFP

JOICFP

UNFPA

3

3

3

3

3

UNFPA

UNFPA

UNFPA

UNFPA

2

UNFPA

2

3

UNFPA

WV

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

JOICFP

2

JOICFP

2

JOICFP

2

JOICFP

2

JOICFP

JOICFP

UNFPA

3

UNFPA

3

UNFPA

3

UNFPA

3

UNFPA

3

UNFPA

UNFPA

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

CM

2,3

2,3

2,3

2,3

PSI

UNICEF

2

2

3

CM

CM

CM

CM

CM

MMCWA

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

2

2

2

2

JOICFP

JOICFP

MMCWA 7. Madupi

1,2,3

UNFPA

UNICEF

6.Mindat

UNFPA

WV 5.Tonzang

Men’s Role in RH

PNC

1.Falam

4.Tedim


DC

Stakeholders

3.Thantlang

ARH


ANC

Townships

2.Hakha

STI STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

Birth Spacing

JOICFP UNFPA

JOICFP 3

UNFPA

JOICFP 3

UNFPA

JOICFP 3

UNFPA

JOICFP 3

UNFPA

2

JOICFP 3

UNFPA

2

3

UNFPA

1


±

Safe Motherhood Tonzang

Tedim

Falam Thantlang Hakha

Madupi


Paletwa

Mindat

Kanpetlet

±

Birth Spacing Tonzang

Tedim Falam Thantlang Hakha

Madupi


Paletwa

Mindat

Kanpetlet

±

STI/RTI/HIV/PMCT Tonzang


Madupi


Paletwa

Mindat

Kanpetlet

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Tonzang


Madupi


Paletwa

Mindat

Kanpetlet

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Tonzang


Madupi


Paletwa

Mindat

Kanpetlet

Sagaing Region Nanyun

Lahe Hkamti Lay Shi Homalin Banmauk

Indaw Katha Tamu Paungbyin Pinlebu Wuntho Mawlaik Kalewa Kale

No. of Organization None 1 2-4 5-7 8-9

Mingin

Kyunhla Taze

Kawlin

Tigyaing

Kanbalu

Ye-U Khin-U Tabayin Shwebo Kani Budalin Ayadaw Wetlet Yinmabin Myinmu Sagaing Pale Salingyi Myaung

±

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Sagaing Region Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Sagaing

PSI MMA UNICEF UNFPA MMA MMCWA UNICEF JOICFP UNFPA UNICEF WHO PSI MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF JOICFP UNFPA MMA UNICEF WHO PSI UNFPA MMA UNICEF WHO PSI UNICEF UNICEF

2.Myinmu

3.Myaung

4.Shwebo

5.Khin‐U

6.Wetlet

7.Kanbalu 8. Kyunhla

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

PSI 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF WHO PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF WHO PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF WHO PSI 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT PSI 1,2,3 MMA MMA JOICFP 2

ARH



Men’s Role in RH

JOICFP 2

PSI 1,2,3 MMA

MMCWA JOICFP UNFPA 2,3

MMCWA

JOICFP 2 MMA

JOICFP 2

JOICFP UNFPA 2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3

1


Safe motherhood

Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

Townships

Stakeholders

9.Ye‐U

PSI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

MSI MMA BI PSI JOICFP UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF WHO UNICEF PSI UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF

MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

10. Tabayin 11.Taze 12.Monywa

13. Budalin 14.Ayadaw

15.Chaung‐U 16. Yinmabi 17.Kani 18.Sarlingyi

19.Pale

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF WHO UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

MMCWA

PSI 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

JOICFP UNFPA UNICEF WHO PM PSI

SC UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA UNICEF WHO

PM

PM

PM

PM

1,2,3

1,2,3

1,2,3

UNICEF

SC UNICEF

JOICFP UNFPA 2 MMCWA

UNICEF

SC UNICEF

JOICFP 2

UNICEF

SC UNICEF

UNICEF

SC UNICEF

UNICEF

2,3

Men’s Role in RH

MSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

2,3


UNICEF

2,3


MSI 1,2,3 MMA BI PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2

PSI UNICEF

2,3

ARH

2,3

2,3

SC

UNFPA

1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

JOICFP

SC

2

PSI 1,2,3

2

JOICFP

JOICFP UNFPA 2

PM

1


Safe motherhood Townships

20.Katha

21.Indaw

22.Tigyaing

23.Banmauk 24.Kawlin 25.Wuntho 26. Pinlebu 27. Mawlaik 28. Kalewa 29.Kale

30. Mingin 31. Hkamti 32.Tamu

Stakeholders UNICEF UNFPA PSI MMCWA UNICEF PSI UNICEF UNFPA PM PSI UNICEF PSI UNFPA PSI UNICEF PSI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF MSI MMA PSI UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF MSI Merlin PSI UNICEF UNFPA

Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

PSI PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3



Men’s Role in RH

MMCWA

PM

MSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 2,3 MMCWA

ARH

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF PM UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF PM

UNICEF UNICEF PM

UNICEF UNICEF PM

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF MSI 1,2,3 Merlin UNICEF


MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3


Merlin UNICEF

1



Stakeholders

33.Homalin

Merlin MMCWA

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

Merlin

Merlin

Merlin

Merlin

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer MMCWA


Men’s Role in RH

1


Safe Motherhood Nanyun

Lahe Hkamti Lay Shi Homalin Banmauk

IndawKatha Tamu Paungbyin Pinlebu Wuntho Mawlaik

Kale


Kalewa Mingin

Kawlin Kyunhla Ye-U

Taze

Tabayin

Tigyaing

Kanbalu Khin-U

Shwebo Kani Budalin AyadawWetlet YinmabinMonywa Pale SalingyiMyinmuSagaing Chaung-U Myaung

±

Birth Spacing Nanyun

Lahe Hkamti Lay Shi Homalin Banmauk IndawKatha

Tamu Paungbyin Pinlebu Wuntho Mawlaik

Kale


Kalewa Mingin

Kawlin Kyunhla Ye-U

Taze

Tabayin

Tigyaing

Kanbalu Khin-U


±

STI/RTI/HIV/PMCT Nanyun Lahe Hkamti Lay Shi Homalin Banmauk

IndawKatha TamuPaungbyin PinlebuWuntho Mawlaik Kalewa Kale


Mingin

Kawlin

Tigyaing

Kyunhla Taze

Kanbalu

Ye-U Khin-U Tabayin Shwebo Kani Budalin Wetlet MonywaAyadaw Yinmabin MyinmuSagaing Pale SalingyiChaung-U Myaung

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Nanyun

Lahe Hkamti Lay Shi Homalin Banmauk IndawKatha

Tamu Paungbyin Pinlebu Wuntho Mawlaik

Kale No. of Organization None 1

Kalewa Mingin

Kawlin Kyunhla Ye-U

Taze

Tabayin

Tigyaing

Kanbalu Khin-U


±

BCC/ Advocacy/ Volunteer Nanyun Lahe Hkamti Lay Shi Homalin Banmauk

IndawKatha TamuPaungbyin PinlebuWuntho Tigyaing Kawlin

Mawlaik Kalewa Kale


Mingin

Kyunhla Taze

Kanbalu

Ye-U Khin-U Tabayin Shwebo Kani Budalin Wetlet MonywaAyadaw Yinmabin MyinmuSagaing Pale SalingyiChaung-U Myaung

±

±

Tanintharyi Region Yebyu

Launglon

Dawei

Thayetchaung

Palaw

Myeik Tanintharyi Kyunsu

Bokpyin


Kawthoung

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Tanintharyi Region Safe motherhood ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

MRCS MMA PSI WV JOICFP UNFPA UNICEF WV PSI WHO WV UNFPA

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF WHO UNFPA 1,2,3

MRCS MMA PSI 1,2,3 WV 2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 WV 2,3 PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

WV 2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI WV JOICFP MMA UNFPA WHO/GAVI WHO MMCWA PSI PSI WV MMCWA

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO

Townships

Stakeholders

1.Dawei

2.Launglon 3.Thayetchaung

4.Myeik

5.Kyunsu 6.Palaw

1

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 WV 2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA 1,2,3 UNFPA UNFPA 2,3 PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 WV 2,3



Men’s Role in RH

WV 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2,3 WV 1,2,3

WV 1,2,3 JOICFP UNFPA 2,3 WV 1,2,3

WV 1,2,3

WV 1,2,3

WV 1,2,3 JOICFP 2

WV 1,2,3 JOICFP

UNFPA 2,3

WV 1,2,3

ARH

UNFPA 2,3 MMCWA WV 1,2,3 MMCWA

Service Delivery, 2 Training, 3 Supply and Equipment 1.


Stakeholders

7.Tanintharyi

MMCWA UNICEF PSI MMA WV UNFPA UNICEF UNICEF

8.Kawthoung

9. Bokpyin

1

ANC UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

PSI

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF



UNFPA 1,2,3

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT PSI MMA WV 2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3



Men’s Role in RH

MMCWA

WV 1,2,3

WV 1,2,3

ARH

Service Delivery, 2 Training, 3 Supply and Equipment 1.

±

Safe Motherhood Yebyu

Launglon

Dawei

Thayetchaung

Palaw


Bokpyin


Kawthoung

±

Birth Spacing Yebyu

Launglon

Dawei

Thayetchaung

Palaw


Bokpyin


Kawthoung

±

STI/RTI/HIV/PMCT Yebyu

Launglon

Dawei

Thayetchaung

Palaw


Bokpyin


Kawthoung

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Yebyu

Launglon

Dawei

Thayetchaung

Palaw


Bokpyin


Kawthoung

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Yebyu

Launglon

Dawei

Thayetchaung

Palaw


Bokpyin


Kawthoung

±

Bago Region Yedashe

Pyay

Paukkhaung

Taungoo Oktwin

Htantabin

Padaung

Thegon Paungde Shwedaung Nattalin Zigon Gyobingauk Monyo

Okpho

Phyu Kyaukkyi Kyauktaga Shwegyin

Minhla

Nyaunglebin

Letpadan

Daik-U

Thayarwady Bago


Waw Thanatpin Kawa

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Bago Region Safe motherhood

Birth Spacing

Townships

Stakeholders

1.Bago

MRCS MSI MMA PSI UNFPA JOICFP WHO PSI JOICFP UNFPA WHO PSI JOICFP

MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 1,2,3

MSI UNFPA 1,2,3

MSI UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO

UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2


UNFPA WHO

UNFPA 3

UNFPA 3

UNFPA 3

2.Thanatpin

3.Kawa

4.Waw

PSI

MMA

UNFPA 5.Nyaunglebin

DC

PNC

1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

JOICFP 2

UNICEF

UNFPA

MMA JOICFP

PSI JOICFP

BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer


Men’s Role in RH

UNFPA JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2

MSI PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

MRCS MSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO JOICFP 2

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2

PSI 1,2,3

JOICFP 2

MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA JOICFP JOICFP MMA‐UNFPA2 JOICFP

UNFPA 3 WHO

UNFPA 3

UNFPA 3

UNFPA 3

1,2,3

1,2,3

1,2,3

1,2,3

UNICEF

WHO

NC

ARH

PSI

1,2,3

PSI

UNFPA 3

UNFPA 3

MMA 1,2,3

UNICEF PSI

UNFPA MMCWA 6.Kyauktaga

ANC

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

JOICFP 2

UNICEF

UNFPA

1,2,3

1,2,3

UNFPA

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

MMA

JOICFP

JOICFP 2

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

MMCWA

WHO

1,2,3

1,2,3

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

JOICFP 2

JOICFP 2

PSI JOICFP 2

PSI

1



7.Daik‐U

8.Shwegyin

9.Taungoo

10.Yedashe

11.Kyaukkyi 12.Phyu

Stakeholders

ANC

DC 3

PNC 3

NC 3

UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF MRCS MMA PSI UNFPA JOICFP MMCWA WHO PSI JOICFP UNFPA WHO PSI MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF PSI UNFPA JOICFP MMA WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF JOICFP UNFPA

UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA 3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO 2 2 2 JOICFP JOICFP JOICFP JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 WHO UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF 2 2 2 JOICFP JOICFP JOICFP JOICFP 2 3 3 3 UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA 3

PSI MMA UNFPA MMCWA WHO

UNFPA 1,2,3

BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer MMCWA


Men’s Role in RH

MRCS MMA PSI 1,2,3

MRCS

JOICFP 2

JOICFP 2

JOICFP MMCWA

JOICFP 2

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 3

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

JOICFP 2

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA

UNFPA 2 MMCWA JOICFP MMCWA

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

UNFPA 3

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

JOICFP UNFPA 3


MMCWA

Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

UNFPA 3

UNFPA 3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

WHO

1


Safe motherhood Townships 13.Oktwin

Stakeholders

PSI UNFPA JOICFP UNICEF 14.Htantabin PSI UNFPA WHO 15.Pyay MSI MMA PSI BI UNFPA JOICFP MMCWA WHO 16.Paukkhaung PSI UNFPA WHO 17.Padaung PSI JOICFP UNFPA UNICEF 18.Paungde PSI JOICFP MMA BI UNFPA UNICEF WHO 19.Thegon PSI SC JOICFP UNFPA WHO

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF SC 2, 3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO MSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO

UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF SC 2, 3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF SC 2, 3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF WHO SC 2, 3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 WHO

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 SC 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

MSI 1,2,3

JOICFP 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer JOICFP


Men’s Role in RH

MSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 BI

MSI 1,2,3

JOICFP 2 MMCWA PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

JOICFP 2

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

JOICFP JOICFP

SC 2, 3 JOICFP UNFPA 2

SC 2

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA BI UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 3

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

1



Stakeholders

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

PSI JOICFP UNFPA MMCWA WHO 21.Thayarwady PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA WHO/GAVI WHO 22.Letpadan MRCS MMA PSI UNFPA MMCWA WHO 23.Minhla PSI MMA UNFPA WHO 24.Okpho PSI MMA UNFPA WHO

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO PSI 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO PSI 1,2,3 WHO

25.Zigon


20.Shwedaung

26.Nattalin

PSI MMA UNFPA UNICEF UNFPA MMA MMCWA WHO

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

PSI 1,2,3

MMCWA PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 3

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer JOICFP JOICFP UNFPA 2


Men’s Role in RH JOICFP 2

MRCS MMA PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

MRCS

MMCWA




PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 MMA

WHO

MMCWA

1


Safe motherhood Townships 27.Monyo 28.Gyobingauk

Stakeholders UNFPA UNICEF PSI MMA UNFPA JOICFP WHO

ANC 1,2,3

UNFPA UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

DC

PNC 1,2,3

1,2,3

NC

UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO

Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2



Men’s Role in RH

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

JOICFP

ARH

1


±

Safe Motherhood Yedashe

Pyay

Taungoo

Paukkhaung

Oktwin

Htantabin

Padaung

Thegon Paungde Shwedaung Nattalin Zigon Gyobingauk Okpho

Monyo

Phyu Kyaukkyi Kyauktaga

Minhla

Nyaunglebin

Letpadan

Daik-U

Thayarwady Bago

No. of Organization 1 2 3 4

Waw

Thanatpin Kawa

Shwegyin

±

Birth Spacing Yedashe

Pyay

Taungoo

Paukkhaung

Oktwin

Htantabin

Padaung


Monyo


Minhla

Nyaunglebin

Letpadan

Daik-U

Thayarwady Bago


Waw

Thanatpin Kawa

Shwegyin

±

STI/RTI/HIV/PMCT Yedashe

Pyay

Taungoo

Paukkhaung

Oktwin

Htantabin

Padaung


Monyo


Minhla

Nyaunglebin

Letpadan

Daik-U

Thayarwady Bago


Waw

Thanatpin Kawa

Shwegyin

±

Adolescent Reporductive Health Yedashe

Pyay

Taungoo

Paukkhaung

Oktwin

Htantabin

Padaung


Monyo


Minhla

Nyaunglebin

Letpadan

Daik-U

Thayarwady Bago


Waw

Thanatpin Kawa

Shwegyin

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Yedashe

Pyay

Taungoo

Paukkhaung

Oktwin

Htantabin

Padaung


Monyo


Minhla

Nyaunglebin

Letpadan

Daik-U

Thayarwady Bago


Waw

Thanatpin Kawa

Shwegyin

±

Magway Region

Gangaw Tilin

Myaing Pauk

Saw

Yesagyo

Pakokku Seikphyu

Salin Sidoktaya

Yenangyaung Natmauk Pwintbyu

Ngape

No. of Organization 1 2-4 5-7 10

Chauk

Minbu Magway

Myothit Taungdwingyi

Minhla

Sinbaungwe

Mindon Thayet Kamma

Aunglan

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Magway Region Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Magway

PM MRCS MSI PSI SC MMA UNFPA MNMA MMCWA UNICEF PSI WV JOICFP MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF PSI WV JOICFP UNFPA MMA MMCWA UNICEF PSI UNFPA JOICFP MMA

2.Yenangyaung

3.Chauk

4.Taungdwingyi

UNICEF 5.Myothit 1

UNFPA MMA

Birth Spacing MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

PM MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 MNMA UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

PM

PM MSI 1,2,3

PM MSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 MNMA UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF


UNFPA 1,2,3 MNMA

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA


1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3


Men’s Role in RH

BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer PM MSI 1,2,3

MNMA

MMCWA

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA

WV 2,3 JOICFP 2

WV 1,2,3 JOICFP

UNFPA 2 MMCWA

WV 2,3 JOICFP 2

WV 1,2,3 JOICFP

MMCWA

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

MMA

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT MRCS MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 SC 2 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 MNMA

ARH MRCS


Stakeholders UNICEF PSI UNFPA MMA UNICEF PSI MMCWA UNICEF PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA UNICEF SC MMCWA UNICEF PM PSI UNICEF WHO SC UNICEF PSI MMA UNFPA UNICEF JOICFP MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF SC UNICEF UNICEF

6.Natmauk

7.Minbu

8.Pwintbyu

9.Ngape

10.Salin

11.Sidoktaya 12.Thayet

13.Minhla

14.Mindon 15. Kamma 1

2

3

Birth Spacing PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3



Men’s Role in RH

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

SC 2

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

PSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 MMCWA

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF SC 2,3 UNICEF PM UNICEF SC 2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF SC 2,3 UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF SC 2,3



UNFPA 1,2,3 SC 2

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF PM UNICEF SC 2,3 UNICEF

UNICEF PM UNICEF SC 2,3 UNICEF

UNICEF PM UNICEF WHO SC 2,3 UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3

PM PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 2 SC 2,3 MMCWA

SC 2 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

SC 2,3

SC 2

PSI 1,2,3 MMA

UNFPA 1,2,3

JOICFP 2 MMA

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

SC 2

JOICFP UNFPA 2 MMCWA SC 2,3

SC 2




UNICEF SC 2,3 UNICEF UNICEF



Service Delivery, Training, Supply and Equipment

PSI 1,2,3


Stakeholders

16.Aunglan

PM MMA PSI UNFPA JOICFP MMCWA UNICEF PSI UNICEF PSI SC MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF PSI MMA UNFPA UNICEF MRCS MMA UNFPA UNICEF MRCS UNICEF UNFPA PM UNICEF WHO UNFPA PSI UNICEF WHO/GAVI UNICEF

17.Sinbaungwe 18.Pakokku

19.Yesagyo

20.Myaing

21.Pauk

22.Seikphyu

23.Gangaw 24.Tilin 1

ANC

DC

PM PM UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF SC 2,3 SC 2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF PM PM UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF


PNC

NC

PM

PM



2,3

2,3

SC UNFPA 1,2,3

SC UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF

PM UNICEF UNICEF WHO/GAVI UNICEF

PM UNICEF WHO UNICEF WHO/GAVI UNICEF

Birth Spacing PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 SC 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

MMA PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMCWA

BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer PM

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

JOICFP

SC 2,3 UNFPA/WFP 2

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 MMCWA PSI 1,2,3 MMA

ARH


Men’s Role in RH

MRCS MMA

MRCS

UNFPA/WFP 2

MRCS

MRCS

UNFPA/WFP 2 PM

PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

Safe motherhood Townships 25.Saw

Stakeholders SC UNICEF

ANC 2,3

SC UNICEF

DC SC UNICEF

1

2,3


PNC 2,3

SC UNICEF

NC SC 2,3 UNICEF

Birth Spacing SC 2

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer SC 2,3


Men’s Role in RH SC 2

±

Safe Motherhood

Gangaw Tilin

Myaing Pauk

Yesagyo

Pakokku

Saw Seikphyu

Sidoktaya

Salin

Chauk Yenangyaung Natmauk

Pwintbyu

Ngape


Minbu

Magway


Minhla

Sinbaungwe

Mindon

Thayet

Kamma

Aunglan

±

Birth Spacing

Gangaw Tilin

Myaing Pauk

Yesagyo

Pakokku

Saw Seikphyu

Sidoktaya

Salin


Pwintbyu

Ngape


Minbu

Magway


Minhla

Sinbaungwe

Mindon

Thayet

Kamma

Aunglan

±

STI/RTI/HIV/PMCT

Gangaw Tilin

Myaing Pauk

Yesagyo

Pakokku

Saw Seikphyu

Sidoktaya

Salin


Pwintbyu

Ngape


Minbu

Magway


Minhla

Sinbaungwe

Mindon

Thayet

Kamma

Aunglan

±


Gangaw Tilin

Myaing Pauk

Yesagyo

Pakokku

Saw Seikphyu

Sidoktaya

Salin


Pwintbyu

Ngape


Minbu

Magway


Minhla

Sinbaungwe

Mindon

Thayet

Kamma

Aunglan

±


Gangaw Tilin

Myaing Pauk

Yesagyo

Pakokku

Saw Seikphyu

Sidoktaya

Salin


Pwintbyu

Ngape


Minbu

Magway


Minhla

Sinbaungwe

Mindon

Thayet

Kamma

Aunglan

±

Mandalay Region Thabeikkyin Mogoke Singu Madaya Patheingyi

Ngazun

Amarapura Tada-U

Myingyan Natogyi Nyaung-U

Pyinoolwin

Sintgaing Kyaukse

Myittha

Taungtha

Wundwin Mahlaing

Kyaukpadaung Meiktila

Thazi

Pyawbwe


Yamethin Nay Pyi Taw-Tatkon Nay Pyi Taw-Pyinmana Nay Pyi Taw-Lewe

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Mandalay Region Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Aungmyaythazan MRCS MSI PSI SC CM WV BI UNICEF 2.Chanayethazan MSI MMA PSI SC CM BI UNICEF WHO UNFPA 3.Mahaaungmyay MRCS MSI PSI SC CM BI UNICEF 4.Chanmyathazi MSI PSI UNFPA SC WV

MRCS MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 SC 2 CM WV 2,3 BI MSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 SC 2 CM BI UNFPA 1,2,3 MRCS MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 SC 2 CM BI MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 SC 2 WV 2,3

DC

PNC

NC

MSI 1,2,3 UNICEF MSI 1,2,3 UNICEF MSI 1,2,3 UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF WHO

MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ANC

1

Birth Spacing


BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer MSI 1,2,3

WV 2,3

CM WV 1,2,3 MSI 1,2,3

CM

MSI 1,2,3

CM MSI 1,2,3 WV 1,2,3

ARH

WV 2,3

Gynaec Men’s o‐logical Role in Cancer RH


Stakeholders CM UNICEF

5.Pyigyitagon

6.Amarapura

7.Patheingyi

8.Pyinoolwin

9.Madaya

CM

BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer CM


MSI 1,2,3

WV 2,3

WV 1,2,3 CM

WV 2,3

WV 1,2,3

MMCWA

DC

PNC

NC

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 MMA WV 2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 SC 2 PSI 1,2,3 MMA BI SC 2 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 MMA

PSI 1,2,3 MMA

MRCS MMA MSI PSI SC WV CM BI UNICEF PSI MMA WV UNFPA MMCWA SC PSI MMA UNFPA BI SC UNICEF

MSI 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

PSI UNFPA MMA UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI MMA UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

1,2,3

1,2,3

1,2,3

ARH

ANC

1

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

Birth Spacing


PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

MRCS MMA MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 SC 2 WV 2,3 CM BI

Safe motherhood ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

PSI MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF PSI MMA UNFPA PSI JOICFP UNFPA UNICEF WHO PSI MMA UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF


JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF WHO

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

PSI UNFPA JOICFP MMA UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA

PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF PSI UNICEF MSI MMA PSI

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA PSI 1,2,3 MSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3

Townships

Stakeholders

10.Singu

11.Mogoke

12.Thabeikkyin

13.Kyaukse

14.Sintgaing

15.Myittha

16.Tada‐U 17.Myingyan

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

1


STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA

ARH JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2


Gynaec Men’s o‐logical Role in Cancer RH MMCWA UNFPA/WFP 2 JOICFP

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 2 JOICFP

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

UNFPA 2 MMCWA

MSI 1,2,3


18.Taungtha

19.Natogyi

20.Kyaukpadaung

21.Ngazun

22.Nyaung‐U

23.Yamethin

24.Pyawbwe

JOICFP UNFPA 2 JOICFP UNFPA 2 JOICFP UNFPA 2

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3


PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA

UNFPA 1,2,3

DC

PNC

NC

PM UNICEF UNFPA PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA JOICFP MMA UNFPA PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA UNICEF WHO

PM UNICEF JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

PM UNICEF

PM UNICEF

PM UNICEF

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF WHO

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI UNFPA UNICEF WHO PSI MMA UNFPA UNICEF PSI MMA UNICEF WHO UNFPA

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF

PSI UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF



UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF WHO UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF WHO UNICEF

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

ANC

1


Birth Spacing

Stakeholders


1,2,3

PSI

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT PM UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA PSI 1,2,3 MMA

1,2,3

PSI

ARH



Stakeholders

25.Meiktila

PSI MMA MMCWA UNICEF WHO UNFPA JOICFP MMA UNFPA

26.Mahlaing

27.Thazi

28.Wundwin

29. Tatkone

30. Pyinmana

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF WHO UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA MMCWA UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

MMA

PSI

MMA

UNFPA UNICEF PSI MMA UNFPA JOICFP MMCWA UNICEF PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF PSI JOICFP MMA

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF JOICFP 2

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF JOICFP 2

UNICEF JOICFP 2

UNICEF JOICFP 2

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2



JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

JOICFP UNFPA 2

ARH


PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 2 JOICFP MMCWA

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

PSI 1,2,3

JOICFP 2

JOICFP MMCWA JOICFP

UNFPA

1,2,3

MMA

1

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT


31. Lewe

Stakeholders UNFPA WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF

ANC 1,2,3

DC

PNC 1,2,3

NC

1,2,3

UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

1


Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 2

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2

PSI 1,2,3

JOICFP 2

UNFPA 1,2,3

MMA

UNFPA 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Vol unteer MMCWA JOICFP UNFPA 2 MMCWA


Naypyitaw

Townships

Stakeholders

1. Tatkone

PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF

2. Pyinmana

3. Lewe

Safe motherhood UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF 2 2 2 JOICFP JOICFP JOICFP JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

1


JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer JOICFP MMCWA


Men’s Role in RH

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

UNFPA 2

MMCWA

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2


Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA

Naypyitaw

Townships

Stakeholders

1. Tatkone

PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF

2. Pyinmana

3. Lewe

Safe motherhood UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF 2 2 2 JOICFP JOICFP JOICFP JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

1. Service Delivery, 2. Training, 3. Supply and Equipment

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer JOICFP MMCWA


Men’s Role in RH

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

UNFPA 2

MMCWA

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2


Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA

±

Safe Motherhood Thabeikkyin Mogoke Singu Madaya Patheingyi AmarapuraPyinoolwin Ngazun Sintgaing Tada-U Kyaukse Myingyan Natogyi

Myittha

Taungtha Wundwin Nyaung-U Mahlaing KyaukpadaungMeiktila

Thazi

Pyawbwe



±

Birth Spacing Thabeikkyin Mogoke Singu Madaya Patheingyi AmarapuraPyinoolwin Ngazun Sintgaing Tada-U Kyaukse Myingyan Natogyi

Myittha


Thazi

Pyawbwe



±

STI/ RTI/ HIV/ PMCT Thabeikkyin Mogoke Singu Madaya Patheingyi AmarapuraPyinoolwin Ngazun Sintgaing Tada-U Kyaukse Myingyan Natogyi

Myittha


Thazi

Pyawbwe



±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Thabeikkyin Mogoke Singu Madaya Patheingyi AmarapuraPyinoolwin Ngazun Sintgaing Tada-U Kyaukse Myingyan Natogyi

Myittha


Thazi

Pyawbwe



±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Thabeikkyin Mogoke Singu Madaya Patheingyi AmarapuraPyinoolwin

Ngazun Sintgaing Tada-U Kyaukse Myingyan Natogyi

Myittha


Thazi

Pyawbwe



±

Mon State Kyaikto

Bilin

Thaton

Paung Mawlamyine Chaungzon Kyaikmaraw Mudon

Thanbyuzayat


Ye

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Mon State Safe motherhood Townships 1.Mawlamyine

2.Kyaikmaraw

3.Chaungzon

4.Thanbyuzayat

Stakeholders

DC

1,2,3

PNC 1,2,3

ARH

MSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 MNMA UNICEF

MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 MNMA

MSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 WV 2,3 AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 MNMA CM

WV 2,3 AFXB UNFPA 2 MNMA

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3

AFXB JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2


Men’s Role in RH

PSI AFXB JOICFP UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

AFXB JOICFP UNFPA 2 MMCWA

PSI JOICFP UNFPA

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3




PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

IOM

IOM

IOM

PSI 1,2,3

IOM MMA PSI 1,2,3

WV

IOM MMA PSI

MMCWA UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF


2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

WV UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF


BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer MSI 1,2,3 WV 1,2,3 AFXB CM

MSI AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 MNMA UNICEF

MSI AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

NC

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

MSI MMA PSI WV AFXB UNFPA MNMA UNICEF CM

WV UNFPA

1

ANC

Birth Spacing

2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

WV

2,3

WV

MMCWA

1,2,3


Stakeholders

5.Mudon

IOM PSI CM AFXB JOICFP UNFPA WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF IOM MSI CM JOICFP UNFPA UNICEF

6.Ye

7.Thaton

ANC

DC

IOM IOM AFXB 2 JOICFP JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF IOM IOM MSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF 1,2,3

MSI MSI MMA PSI AFXB AFXB UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF 8.Paung PSI AFXB AFXB JOICFP JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 1,2,3 UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF 9.Kyaikto PSI JOICFP UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 MMA UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF 1 Service Delivery, 2 Training, 3 Supply and Equipment

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

IOM PSI 1,2,3

AFXB JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI UNICEF

AFXB JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI UNICEF

AFXB JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3

IOM PSI 1,2,3 CM AFXB

MSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

MSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

IOM MSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3

IOM MSI 1,2,3 CM UNFPA 3

MSI

1,2,3

1,2,3

MSI

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI UNICEF

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI UNICEF

AFXB JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

AFXB JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

1,2,3

UNFPA UNICEF

1,2,3

UNFPA UNICEF

1,2,3

MSI

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

1,2,3


MSI MMA PSI 1,2,3 AFXB

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 3

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 MMA

1,2,3

UNFPA


Men’s Role in RH

AFXB JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer CM AFXB JOICFP

MMCWA

JOICFP 2

MSI 1,2,3 CM JOICFP

ARH

MSI

1,2,3

AFXB

AFXB

MMCWA

AFXB JOICFP 2

AFXB JOICFP UNFPA 2

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

JOICFP UNFPA 2


Stakeholders

10.Bilin

IOM PSI JOICFP UNFPA UNICEF

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

IOM JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

IOM JOICFP 2 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF




1


STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT IOM PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

ARH JOICFP 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer JOICFP UNFPA 2


Men’s Role in RH

±

Safe Motherhood Kyaikto Bilin

Thaton


Thanbyuzayat


Ye

±

Birth Spacing Kyaikto Bilin

Thaton


Thanbyuzayat

No. of Organization 2 3-4 5

Ye

±

STI/ RTI/ HIV/ PMCT Kyaikto Bilin

Thaton


Thanbyuzayat


Ye

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Kyaikto Bilin

Thaton


Thanbyuzayat


Ye

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Kyaikto Bilin

Thaton


Thanbyuzayat


Ye

±

Rakhine State Buthidaung Maungdaw Kyauktaw Rathedaung Mrauk-U Ponnagyun Minbya Pauktaw Sittwe

Myebon

Ann

Kyaukpyu

Ramree

Toungup

Munaung

No. of Organization 1 2 3 4 5

Thandwe

Gwa

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Rakhine State Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Sittwe

MRCS MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF UNFPA UNICEF JOICFP UNFPA JOICFP MMCWA UNICEF JOICFP MMCWA UNICEF UNFPA UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA

2.Ponnagyun

3.Mrauk‐U

4.Kyauktaw

5. Minbya 6. Pauktaw 7. Myaebon 8. Kyaukphyu 9. Munaung 10.Ramree 11. Ann

12.Rathedaung UNFPA JOICFP UNICEF 1

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

MRCS MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF



UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF



UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer MMCWA UNFPA 2 JOICFP JOICFP MMCWA

JOICFP 2

JOICFP 2

JOICFP MMCWA

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 2

UNFPA 2

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNICEF




UNFPA 3

JOICFP 2

JOICFP



STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH


Men’s Role in RH

Safe motherhood Townships 13.Maungdaw

14.Buthidaung 15.Thandwe

16.Toungup 17.Gwa

Stakeholders UNFPA WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNFPA UNICEF PSI MMCWA UNICEF PSI UNICEF PSI UNICEF

ANC

DC

1,2,3


1,2,3

NC

UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

1

PNC 1,2,3

ARH



Men’s Role in RH

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

MMCWA

PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

±

Safe Motherhood Buthidaung Maungdaw Kyauktaw RathedaungMrauk-U Ponnagyun Minbya Pauktaw Sittwe

Myebon

Ann

Kyaukpyu

Ramree

Toungup

Munaung


Thandwe

Gwa

±

Birth Spacing Buthidaung Maungdaw Kyauktaw RathedaungMrauk-U Ponnagyun Minbya Pauktaw Sittwe

Myebon

Ann

Kyaukpyu

Ramree

Toungup

Munaung


Thandwe

Gwa

±

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT Buthidaung Maungdaw Kyauktaw RathedaungMrauk-U Ponnagyun Minbya Pauktaw Sittwe

Myebon

Ann

Kyaukpyu

Ramree

Toungup

Munaung


Thandwe

Gwa

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Buthidaung Maungdaw Kyauktaw RathedaungMrauk-U Ponnagyun Minbya Pauktaw Sittwe

Myebon

Ann

Kyaukpyu

Ramree

Toungup

Munaung


Thandwe

Gwa

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Buthidaung Maungdaw Kyauktaw RathedaungMrauk-U Ponnagyun Minbya Pauktaw Sittwe

Myebon

Ann

Kyaukpyu

Ramree

Toungup

Munaung


Thandwe

Gwa

±

Yangon Region

Taikkyi

Hlegu

Hmawbi Shwepyithar Mingaladon Htantabin Dagon Myothit (East) Insein Hlaingtharya Dagon Myothit (Seikkan) Mayangone Dagon Myothit (South) Thanlyin Botahtaung Twantay


Kayan

Thongwa

Dala

Kawhmu

Kungyangon

Kyauktan

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Yangon Region Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Insein

BI PSI AFXB MMA UNFPA BI PSI AFXB MMA PSI WV MMA AFXB UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF PSI AFXB UNFPA UNICEF PSI MMA UNFPA JOICFP UNICEF UNFPA UNICEF

2.Mingaladon

3.Hmawbi

4.Hlegu

5.Taikkyi

6.Htantabin

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

BI AFXB BI AFXB AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

BI

BI AFXB BI AFXB

BI AFXB BI AFXB

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF



BI UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF


Men’s Role in RH

AFXB

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer BI AFXB BI AFXB

WV 2,3 AFXB

WV 1,2,3 AFXB

AFXB

MMCWA AFXB

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

AFXB

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB MMA PSI 1,2,3 WV 2,3 MMA AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 1,2,3

1



Stakeholders

7.Shwepyithar

MRCS MSI PSI MMA UNFPA AFXB UNICEF PSI UNFPA MMA AFXB MMA UNICEF MSI PSI AFXB MMA UNFPA PSI AFXB PSI BI AFXB UNFPA MRCS PSI AFXB MMA UNFPA MSI

8.Hlaingtharya

9.Thingangyun

10.Yankin 11.South Okkalapa

12.North Okkalapa

13.Thaketa

ANC MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF MSI 1,2,3 AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB MSI 1,2,3

DC

PNC MSI

1,2,3

Birth Spacing

NC

MSI

1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

UNICEF

UNICEF MSI 1,2,3 AFXB

UNICEF MSI 1,2,3 AFXB

AFXB AFXB AFXB MSI 1,2,3


1,2,3

MSI PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB MSI 1,2,3 PSI AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB MSI 1,2,3

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT MRCS MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 MMA AFXB MMA MSI 1,2,3 PSI AFXB MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 BI AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 MRCS PSI 1,2,3 AFXB MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 MSI 1,2,3



Men’s Role in RH

MRCS

MSI 1,2,3

AFXB

AFXB

MMA AFXB

MMA AFXB

AFXB

MSI 1,2,3 AFXB

AFXB AFXB MRCS AFXB


ARH

1



Stakeholders

MMA PSI AFXB UNFPA 14.Dawbon PSI MMA UNFPA 15.Tamwe PSI AFXB MMA 16.Pazundaung PSI AFXB 17.Botahtaung PSI AFXB 18. Dagon BI Myothit (S) PSI UNFPA AFXB JOICFP MNMA MMA 19. Dagon PSI Myothit (N) AFXB BI MMA 20. Dagon PSI Myothit (E) UNFPA AFXB MMA 21. Dagon PSI

ANC AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB MNMA AFXB AFXB

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH



Men’s Role in RH

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB AFXB AFXB

AFXB AFXB AFXB

AFXB

JOICFP 2

AFXB

AFXB

PSI AFXB

AFXB AFXB AFXB

AFXB AFXB AFXB

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

PSI 1,2,3 PSI AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

MMA PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI AFXB MMA PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB BI PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

MNMA

AFXB

MNMA AFXB

MNMA PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3

MNMA MMA PSI 1,2,3 AFXB BI MMA PSI 1,2,3

MNMA AFXB

AFXB JOICFP AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB PSI 1,2,3

AFXB MMA PSI 1,2,3

AFXB

AFXB

1,2,3

1



Stakeholders

Myothit (Seikkan) 22.Mingalar taungnyunt

AFXB MMA PSI AFXB MMA BI MSI PSI MMA AFXB UNFPA PSI UNFPA MMA

23.Thanlyin

24.Kyauktan

25.Thongwa

PSI UNFPA

26.Kayan

DC

PNC

NC

BI

AFXB AFXB BI MSI 1,2,3

AFXB AFXB BI MSI 1,2,3

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT AFXB MMA PSI 1,2,3 AFXB MMA MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3

AFXB AFXB BI MSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

AFXB

AFXB

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB BI MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA

UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

2


Men’s Role in RH

AFXB AFXB

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer AFXB AFXB BI MSI 1,2,3

AFXB

AFXB

ARH

2

2

UNFPA

JOICFP MMA

JOICFP MMA

JOICFP

JOICFP

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

PSI

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

JOICFP MMA

MMA

JOICFP

JOICFP 2

AFXB

AFXB

UNFPA 27.Twantay

ANC

Birth Spacing

PSI AFXB MMA UNFPA

1,2,3

UNFPA

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

1,2,3

UNFPA

UNFPA 1,2,3

1,2,3

UNFPA

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA

1,2,3

1,2,3

PSI AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

1,2,3

PSI AFXB MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

1



28.Kawhmu

Stakeholders

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

PSI AFXB UNFPA

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

AFXB UNFPA 1,2,3

MMA

WHO/GAVI UNICEF 29.Kungyangon PSI

30.Dala

31.Seikgyi kanaungto 32. Kyauktada

33.Pabedan

34.Lanmadaw

UNFPA 1,2,3

Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH



Men’s Role in RH


PSI 1,2,3 AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

MMA

WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

PSI

MMA

SC UNFPA JOICFP UNICEF PSI UNFPA AFXB JOICFP MMA UNICEF MMA

2, 3

SC UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF

2, 3

2, 3

2, 3

AFXB BI UNFPA AFXB BI UNFPA PSI

AFXB AFXB

1,2,3

1,2,3

2, 3

SC 2

PSI

MMA 2

SC UNFPA 1,2,3

SC UNFPA 1,2,3

SC UNFPA 1,2,3

SC UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 PSI 1,2,3 AFXB JOICFP 2 MMA MMA

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2 AFXB JOICFP 2

SC UNFPA 2 JOICFP UNFPA 2 AFXB JOICFP

AFXB BI UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB BI UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

1



35.Latha

36.Ahlone

37.Kyeemyin‐ daing

38.Sanchaung

39.Hlaing 40.Kamaryut 41.Mayangone 42.Dagon 43.Bahan

Stakeholders AFXB AFXB BI UNFPA PSI AFXB BI PSI AFXB MMA UNICEF UNFPA PSI AFXB BI PSI AFXB PSI AFXB PSI AFXB AFXB PSI AFXB

ANC AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB UNICEF AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

AFXB AFXB

AFXB AFXB

AFXB AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

UNICEF

AFXB UNICEF

AFXB UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB

AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT AFXB AFXB BI UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 AFXB BI PSI 1,2,3 AFXB MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 AFXB BI PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB AFXB PSI 1,2,3 AFXB


Men’s Role in RH

AFXB AFXB

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer AFXB AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB

AFXB AFXB AFXB AFXB

AFXB

AFXB

ARH

1


±

Safe Motherhood

Taikkyi

Hlegu

Hmawbi Shwepyithar Htantabin Mingaladon Dagon Myothit (East) Insein Kayan HlaingtharyaDagon Myothit (Seikkan) HlaingMayangone Dagon Myothit (South) DagonThaketa Thanlyin Thongwa TwantaySeikgyikanaungto


Dala

Kawhmu

Kungyangon

Kyauktan

±

Birth Spacing

Taikkyi

Hlegu



Dala

Kawhmu

Kungyangon

Kyauktan

±

STI/ RTI/ HIV/ PMCT

Taikkyi

Hlegu

Hmawbi Shwepyithar Htantabin Mingaladon Dagon Myothit (East) Insein Kayan HlaingtharyaDagon Myothit (Seikkan) HlaingMayangone Dagon Myothit (South) DagonThaketa Thanlyin Thongwa Twantay Seikgyikanaungto

No. of Organization None 1 2-3 4-5 6

Dala

Kawhmu

Kungyangon

Kyauktan

±


Taikkyi

Hlegu



Dala

Kawhmu

Kungyangon

Kyauktan

±


Taikkyi

Hlegu



Dala

Kawhmu

Kungyangon

Kyauktan

±

Shan (South) State

Mongkaung

Kyethi

Monghsu

Lawksawk Laihka

Ywangan Loilen

Pindaya

Kalaw

Pinlaung


Pekon

Nansang

Hopong Taunggyi

Nyaungshwe

Kunhing

Hsihseng Mawkmai

Mongnai

Mongpan Langkho

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Shan(South) State Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Taunggyi

PSI MMA UNFPA MMCWA UNICEF

2.Nyaungshwe PSI MMA JOICFP UNFPA WHO/GAVI WHO MMCWA 3.Hopong 4. Hsihseng 5.Kalaw

6.Pindaya

1

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

ARH

BCC/ Advocacy/Volu nteer


Men’s Role in RH

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

MMCWA

1,2,3

1,2,3

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

MMCWA

PSI JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI WHO

PSI MMA UNFPA 3

PSI UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF

UNICEF UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

PSI MMA UNFPA JOICFP

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3


JOICFP 2

UNFPA 2 JOICFP

WHO PSI UNFPA JOICFP UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

WHO UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNFPA 2 JOICFP

UNICEF

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2


Safe motherhood Townships 7.Ywangan

Stakeholders JOICFP MMA UNFPA

8.Lawksawk 9.Pinlaung 10. Pekon 11.Loilen 12. Langkho 13. Mongnai

1

PSI MMA JOICFP UNFPA JOICFP UNFPA UNICEF UNFPA PSI UNICEF UNICEF

ANC

DC 2

JOICFP UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

JOICFP

PNC 2

UNFPA 3

JOICFP

2

UNFPA 3

NC

Birth Spacing

JOICFP 2

JOICFP 2

UNFPA 3

UNFPA 3 1,2,3

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

MMA UNFPA 3 1,2,3




PSI JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2

PSI MMA

UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF



PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3


Men’s Role in RH

JOICFP 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Volu nteer JOICFP

UNFPA 2

UNFPA 2


JOICFP UNFPA 2 JOICFP UNFPA/WFP 2 UNFPA/WFP 2

ARH


±

Safe Motherhood

Mongkaung

Kyethi

Monghsu

Lawksawk Laihka

Ywangan

Kunhing

Hopong Loilen

Pindaya Taunggyi

Nansang Mongnai

Kalaw

Nyaungshwe Pinlaung


Pekon

Hsihseng

Mawkmai Langkho

Mongpan

±

Birth Spacing

Mongkaung

Kyethi

Monghsu

Lawksawk Laihka

Ywangan

Kunhing

Hopong Loilen

Pindaya Taunggyi

Nansang Mongnai

Kalaw

Nyaungshwe Pinlaung


Pekon

Hsihseng Mawkmai Langkho

Mongpan

±

STI/ RTI/ HIV/ PMCT

Mongkaung

Kyethi

Monghsu

Lawksawk Laihka

Ywangan

Kunhing

Hopong Loilen

Pindaya Taunggyi

Nansang Mongnai

Kalaw

Nyaungshwe Pinlaung


Pekon

Hsihseng

Mawkmai Langkho

Mongpan

±


Mongkaung

Kyethi

Monghsu

Lawksawk Laihka

Ywangan

Kunhing

Hopong Loilen

Pindaya Taunggyi

Nansang Mongnai

Kalaw

Nyaungshwe Pinlaung


Pekon


Mongpan

±


Mongkaung

Kyethi

Monghsu

Lawksawk Laihka

Ywangan

Kunhing

Hopong Loilen

Pindaya Taunggyi

Nansang Mongnai

Kalaw

Nyaungshwe Pinlaung


Pekon


Mongpan

±

Shan (North) State Muse Namhkan

Mabein

Laukkaing

Kutkai

Kunlong

Manton Mongmit

Konkyan

Hseni Hopang

Namtu Lashio

Namhsan

Mongmao

Kyaukme

Nawnghkio


Hsipaw

Mongyai

Tangyan

Pangwaun

Namphan Pangsang

Matman

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Shan(North) State Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Lashio

MRCS MMA PSI UNFPA

2.Hseni

3.Tangyan 4.Muse

5.Namhkan

6.Kutkai 7.Kyaukme

1

CM JOICFP MNMA UNICEF MMCWA UNICEF UNFPA PSI UNFPA PSI MMA UNFPA BI CM UNICEF PSI CM MNMA UNICEF Merlin PSI PSI MMA JOICFP

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

UNFPA 1,2,3 MNMA UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF MNMA UNICEF Merlin

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

MNMA UNICEF

UNICEF

MNMA UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

MNMA MMCWA PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3

MNMA UNICEF Merlin

UNICEF Merlin

MNMA UNICEF Merlin

MNMA Merlin PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3


STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT MRCS MMA PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 CM JOICFP 2 MNMA PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 BI CM PSI 1,2,3 CM MNMA Merlin PSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 MMA

BCC/ Advocacy/ Volunteer UNFPA 2 UNFPA2 UNFPA‐ WFP CM JOICFP 2 JOICFP MNMA ARH

CM CM MNMA

UNFPA‐WFP UNFPA‐WFP 2 UNFPA UNFPA‐WFP CM CM JOICFP


Men’s Role in RH


Stakeholders

UNFPA UNICEF 8.Nawnghkio PSI JOICFP UNFPA

9.Hsipaw

UNICEF PSI JOICFP UNFPA WHO/GAVI

10.Namtu 11. Namhsan 12.Mongmit 13. Kunlong

1

MMCWA UNFPA UNICEF UNFPA UNFPA

ANC

DC

,2,3

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3


WHO/GAVI

WHO/GAVI

UNFPA UNICEF UNFPA

UNFPA UNICEF UNFPA

PNC 1,2,3

UNFPA UNFPA UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO/GA WHO/GAVI VI UNFPA UNFPA UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA UNFPA


NC

Birth Spacing

1,2,3

BCC/ Advocacy/ Volunteer


JOICFP

JOICFP 2 UNFPA2

JOICFP UNFPA2

ARH

MMCWA UNFPA UNFPA

Men’s Role in RH

WFP/UNFPA

±

Safe Motherhood Muse

Konkyan

Namhkan

Mabein

Laukkaing

Kutkai

Kunlong

Manton Mongmit

Hseni

Namtu Namhsan

Hopang Lashio

Mongmao

Kyaukme

Nawnghkio


Hsipaw

Mongyai

Tangyan

Pangwaun

Namphan Pangsang

Matman

±

Birth Spacing Muse

Konkyan

Namhkan

Mabein

Laukkaing

Kutkai

Kunlong

Manton Mongmit

Hseni

Namtu Namhsan

Hopang Lashio

Mongmao

Kyaukme

Nawnghkio


Hsipaw

Mongyai

Tangyan

Pangwaun

Namphan Pangsang

Matman

±

STI/ RTI/ HIV/ PMCT Muse

Konkyan

Namhkan

Mabein

Laukkaing

Kutkai

Kunlong

Manton Mongmit

Hseni

Namtu Namhsan

Hopang Lashio

Mongmao

Kyaukme

Nawnghkio


Hsipaw

Mongyai

Tangyan

Pangwaun

Namphan Pangsang

Matman

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Muse

Konkyan

Namhkan

Mabein

Laukkaing

Kutkai

Kunlong

Manton Mongmit

Hseni

Namtu Namhsan

Hopang Lashio

Mongmao

Kyaukme

Nawnghkio


Hsipaw

Mongyai

Tangyan

Pangwaun

Namphan Pangsang

Matman

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Muse

Konkyan

Namhkan

Mabein

Laukkaing

Kutkai

Kunlong

Manton Mongmit

Hseni

Namtu Namhsan

Hopang Lashio

Mongmao

Kyaukme

Nawnghkio


Hsipaw

Mongyai

Tangyan

Pangwaun

Namphan Pangsang

Matman

±

Shan (East) State Mongyang

Mongkhet Mongla Mongyawng Kengtung

Mongping

Monghpyak Tachileik Monghsat


Mongton

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Shan(East) State Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Kengtung

PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA WV WHO/GAVI MMCWA UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF MRCS MMA PSI UNFPA WV JOICFP MMCWA UNICEF UNICEF

2. Mongkhet 3. Monghsat 4. Mongton 5. Mongping 6.Tachileik

7. Mongyawng

ANC

DC

JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF 1,2,3 UNFPA UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

1


STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

JOICFP 2

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer JOICFP


Men’s Role in RH

UNFPA 2 WV 2,3

UNFPA 2 WV 1,2,3

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

JOICFP 2

JOICFP 2

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 3 WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

UNFPA 3 WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF UNICEF

UNFPA 3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 1,2,3 WV 2,3

MMCWA

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

WV 1,2,3 JOICFP

UNICEF UNICEF

WV 2,3 JOICFP 2 MMCWA

UNICEF UNICEF

MRCS MMA PSI 1,2,3 WV 2,3 JOICFP 2

ARH

±

Safe Motherhood Mongyang


Mongping



Mongton

±

Birth Spacing Mongyang


Mongping



Mongton

±

STI/ RTI/ HIV/ PMCT Mongyang


Mongping



Mongton

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Mongyang


Mongping



Mongton

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Mongyang


Mongping



Mongton

±

Ayeyarwady Region Kyangin Myanaung Ingapu Lemyethna Hinthada Zalun

Yegyi Kyonpyaw Danubyu

Thabaung

Pathein

Ngapudaw


Kyaunggon

Kangyidaunt Einme

Myaungmya

Nyaungdon Pantanaw Maubin

Wakema

Kyaiklat

Mawlamyinegyun

Dedaye

Pyapon Bogale Labutta

Townships Coverage by Stakeholders in Ayeyarwady Region Safe motherhood Townships

Stakeholders

1.Pathein

MRCS MMA MSI PSI WV MNMA UNFPA PSI JOICFP UNFPA WHO UNICEF

2.Kangyidaunt

3. Thabaung 4.Ngapudaw

5.Kyonpyaw

6.Yegyi

ANC

DC

MSI 1,2,3 MNMA JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF

PNC


Men’s Role in RH

MSI 1,2,3 WV 1,2,3 JOICFP

MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

MNMA JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF

MNMA JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 WHO UNICEF

MNMA PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

MNMA UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 3

MNMA JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

WHO

1,2,3

SC

1,2,3

1,2,3

SC

2

2

JOICFP JOICFP WHO/GAVI WHO/GAVI UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF

SC

2

SC

1,2,3

2

JOICFP WHO/GAVI UNICEF

JOICFP WHO/GAVI UNICEF WHO


UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF WHO

1,2,3

SC

2


MSI 1,2,3

JOICFP MMA UNFPA WHO/GAVI UNICEF WHO PSI UNFPA UNICEF PSI UNFPA JOICFP MMA UNICEF WHO

MRCS MMA MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

ARH

MSI 1,2,3

1,2,3

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

WHO SC

NC

Birth Spacing

SC 2

JOICFP

MMA UNFPA 1,2,3

JOICFP

JOICFP

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 2 JOICFP

1



Stakeholders

7.Kyaunggon

UNFPA UNICEF 8.Hinthada PSI MMA UNFPA JOICFP MMCWA UNICEF WHO 9.Zalun PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA UNICEF 10. Lemyethna UNICEF 11.Myanaung PSI UNFPA JOICFP MMA 12.Kyangin PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA UNICEF WHO 13.Ingapu PSI UNFPA WHO 14.Myaungmya PSI MMA MMCWA WHO UNFPA

ANC 1,2,3

DC

PNC 1,2,3

1,2,3

NC



Men’s Role in RH

UNFPA 2 JOICFP MMCWA

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

JOICFP UNFPA 2

UNFPA 2 JOICFP JOICFP UNFPA 2

PSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2

PSI 1,2,3 MMA

MMCWA

UNFPA1,2,3

Birth Spacing

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT

UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3


PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA

UNFPA UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF WHO

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3





UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF WHO UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3

WHO

ARH UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2

1


Safe motherhood ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

WV 3 JOICFP 2 MSI 1,2,3 Merlin AFXB UNFPA 3 UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2 UNICEF IOM JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

JOICFP 2

JOICFP 2 MSI 1,2,3 Merlin

WV 3 JOICFP 2 MSI 1,2,3 Merlin

PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MSI 1,2,3 Merlin

UNFPA 3

AFXB UNFPA 3

AFXB UNFPA 3

UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2

UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2

PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 3 JOICFP 2

UNICEF IOM

UNICEF IOM

WHO UNICEF IOM

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF MSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI MMA

UNFPA

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

Townships

Stakeholders

15.Einme

PSI WV JOICFP UNFPA MSI Merlin MMA PSI AFXB UNFPA PSI UNFPA JOICFP MMA WHO UNICEF IOM PSI JOICFP MMA UNFPA UNICEF MRCS MSI MMA PSI UNFPA WHO

16.Labutta

17.Wakema

18.Mawlam yinegyun

19.Maubin

20.Pantanaw

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT PSI 1,2,3 WV 2,3

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer WV 2,3 WV 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 JOICFP UNFPA 2 MSI 1,2,3 ARH


Men’s Role in RH

IOM PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3

MSI 1,2,3 Merlin MMA PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 MMA UNFPA 3 MRCS MSI 1,2,3 MMA PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

MRCS

MSI 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3 WHO

MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 MMA

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF

UNICEF

UNICEF

AFXB

AFXB

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

IOM

JOICFP 2

JOICFP

1



Stakeholders

21.Nyaungdon

PSI UNFPA JOICFP MMA UNICEF PSI UNFPA MMA UNICEF MDM MMA MRCS MSI PSI AFXB UNICEF UNFPA WHO IOM MMA MRCS MSI PSI JOICFP UNFPA AFXB UNICEF PSI UNFPA AFXB MMA MMCWA UNICEF

22.Danubyu

23.Pyapon

24.Bogale

25.Kyaiklat

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF MDM MSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF UNFPA 3 IOM MSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 AFXB UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

UNFPA 1,2,3

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF MDM

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF MDM MSI 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF MDM MSI 1,2,3

UNICEF UNFPA 3

AFXB UNICEF UNFPA 3

IOM

IOM MSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 AFXB UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF

AFXB UNICEF UNFPA 3 WHO IOM MSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 AFXB UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF

PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 MDM MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 3

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 UNICEF UNFPA 1,2,3 UNICEF

IOM MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 UNFPA 3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 JOICFP 2 MMA PSI 1,2,3 MMA MDM MMA MRCS MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 AFXB UNFPA 3 IOM MMA MRCS MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 3 AFXB PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB MMA

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer UNFPA 2 UNFPA 2 JOICFP 2 JOICFP ARH


Men’s Role in RH

MRCS

MDM MSI 1,2,3

AFXB

AFXB

IOM MSI 1,2,3 JOICFP

AFXB

AFXB MMCWA

JOICFP 2 UNFPA 2 AFXB AFXB

1



26.Dedaye

Stakeholders WHO RI MMA MSI PSI UNFPA AFXB UNICEF WHO

ANC

DC

PNC

NC

Birth Spacing

RI MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF

RI

RI

WHO RI

RI

UNFPA 1,2,3

MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF

MSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB UNICEF WHO

MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

UNICEF

STI/RTI/ HIV/PMCT RI MMA MSI 1,2,3 PSI 1,2,3 UNFPA 1,2,3 AFXB

RI

BCC/ Advocacy/Vo lunteer RI


Men’s Role in RH

AFXB

MSI 1,2,3 AFXB

ARH

1


±

Safe Motherhood Kyangin Myanaung Ingapu Hinthada

Lemyethna

Zalun

Yegyi Thabaung

Kyonpyaw

Danubyu

Kyaunggon

Pantanaw

Nyaungdon

Pathein Kangyidaunt Einme

Myaungmya


Ngapudaw

Maubin

Wakema

Mawlamyinegyun

Bogale Labutta Pyapon

Kyaiklat Dedaye

±

Birth Spacing Kyangin Myanaung Ingapu Hinthada

Lemyethna

Zalun

Yegyi Thabaung

Kyonpyaw

Danubyu

Kyaunggon

Pantanaw

Nyaungdon

Pathein Kangyidaunt Einme Myaungmya Ngapudaw


Maubin

Wakema

Mawlamyinegyun


Kyaiklat Dedaye

±

STI/RTI/ HIV/ PMCT Kyangin Myanaung Ingapu Hinthada

Lemyethna

Zalun

Yegyi Thabaung

Kyonpyaw

Danubyu

Kyaunggon

Pantanaw

Nyaungdon


Myaungmya


Ngapudaw

Maubin

Wakema

Mawlamyinegyun


Kyaiklat Dedaye

±

Adolescent Reproductive Health Kyangin Myanaung Ingapu Hinthada

Lemyethna

Zalun

Yegyi Thabaung

Kyonpyaw

Danubyu

Kyaunggon

Pantanaw

Nyaungdon

Pathein Kangyidaunt Einme Myaungmya


Ngapudaw

Maubin

Wakema

Mawlamyinegyun


Kyaiklat Dedaye

±

BCC/ Adnocacy/ Volunteer Kyangin Myanaung Ingapu Hinthada

Lemyethna

Zalun

Yegyi Thabaung

Kyonpyaw

Danubyu

Kyaunggon

Pantanaw

Nyaungdon


Myaungmya


Ngapudaw

Maubin

Wakema

Mawlamyinegyun


Kyaiklat Dedaye