Crafting multisector coordination mechanisms to sustain national - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Crafting multisector coordination mechanisms to sustain national level action Alison Macintyre alison.macintyre@wateraid.org.au

Example from Myanmar and Cambodia 88 countries had data WaterAid/Tom Greenwood

Process – understand health system and political economy Establish WASH in HCF working group Health Health Needs System system Action Plan assessment Scoping Analysis

Process – understand health system and political economy Identify MoH lead Establish WASH in HCF - Build stakeholder group working group - Secretariat and regular meetings Health Health Needs system System Action Plan assessment Analysis Scoping WASH in HCF Health overall - Representation in policy, - Service delivery strategy and guidelines (and model health priorities) - Priorities and policy - Roles and responsibilities in environment government - Policy milestones - Existing assessments and - Key actors and their monitoring mechanisms roles - Existing and potential actors - Health priorities and their roles - Political economy - Health priorities and framing - Bottlenecks and opportunities - Political economy

Maternal and newborn health Private sector providers Health focussed NGOs Health security Quality Universal Health Coverage Antimicrobial and Resistance Health financing Donor and development partners

Outcomes (Cambodia)

Outcomes (Cambodia) TANGIBLE Intangible Retrospective reflective evaluation • Health Strategic Plan 2016- “Though the Ministry of Health (MoH) 2020 and donors had invested in improving water supply and basic infrastructure – WASH in HCF indicators and targets to facilities after HSP1, WASH in health care facilities (including water, • National Baseline Assessment sanitation, hygiene and waste complete (JMP Indicators) management) now commands a part • Standards/guidelines under of the MoH’s strategy and plans , development particularly those related to infection • WASH in Minimum Package of prevention and control and quality of Activities care . WASH in health care facilities is • WASH in Quality Improvement now recognised to be primarily the Mechanism responsibility of the MoH and is recognised in the new National Health • WASH FIT pilot Strategic Plan.”

Outcomes (Cambodia) Intangible - process Patience • Government as the lead • Strategy and system strengthening • Resource mobilization Persistence • Capacity building • Collaboration • Advocacy and technical support Pragmatism • Trade off (speed vs support) • Flexible funding • Develop and expand local initiatives

Next steps • Maintain and strengthen • Knowledge, learning • Costing and resource allocation • Decision making and strategic alignment • Continuing to influence other actors and their engagement

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