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Needs assessment : Kalahandi by Saloni Bedi June- July 2015 Identifying health needs in Tribal Areas Identifying Innovations Existing In Health Space Identifying and Understanding Difgerent NGOs, Government bodies and schemes in Odisha


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Needs assessment :

Kalahandi

by Saloni Bedi

June- July 2015

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Identifying Innovations Existing In Health Space Identifying and Understanding Difgerent NGO’s, Government bodies and schemes in Odisha related to health

Identifying health needs in Tribal Areas

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Identifying Innovations Existing In Health Space Identifying and Understanding Difgerent NGO’s, Government bodies and schemes in Odisha related to health Field Visit with Tribal Community Labs in Kalahandi To understand dierent perspectives

  • f dierent stakeholders in health

sector. Stakeholder analysis Personal Interview and Focus Group Discussion Techniques

Identifying health needs in Tribal Areas

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Kalahandi

Thaumal Rampur

Bali Sara Gunpur Saisurni Kumbe Pada Kaniguma Accessible By Roads Remote Areas Deng Pharsi Tentuli Padar Semel Padar

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Agricultural Labourers

Agriculture Period : Rice Beans Maize Ragi Vegetables 9 to 10 hrs/day (7 days per week) June- November Working Period : Main Crops :

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Pottery

Pottery period : Main Products : Working Period :

November- June Pots, Vases Roof Tiles Toys Decorative products 9 to 10 hrs/day (7 days per week)

Artisans Bamboo and Furniture Construction workers

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A Glimpse Of Kalahandi

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Useful in clean home deliveries Reduces infections caused by unhygenic conditions Multiple options available according to the need of the person

Ayzh- Janma : A clean birth kit Contents

Underpad Cord Clamp Surgical Blade Gloves Baby wiping cloth Soap Jute purse

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M-care Disposable Delivery Kit

Provided to ASHA workers for expected home deliveries. Contents Carbolic Soap Sterilized gloves Absorbent cotton Mop egyptian cotton Neonatal covering sheet with hood Water proof apron Roller bandage Self-Sticking Maternity Napkin Baby Mucous Sucker Triple layer ltered face mask Cotton Gauze Cord clamp Sterilized blade Plastic undersheet

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Why?

Infmuence of elders Transport Communication Government hospital nurses demand money Incentives provided for institutional deliveries gets delayed

Home Deliveries

Challenges

Infections due to unhygeinic delivery environment No proper cleaning of the mother Umbilical cord with ‘soota’ (thin jute rope) Gilette blade used to cut cord Blood loss

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Swasthya Swaraj

Weekly Clinics (Kaniguma, Kerpai) Training of Swasthya Saathis for weekly clinic Tuberculosis days : Subsidized treatment Medication Provide chick pea(chana), oil, egg, bun

Tackling diseases

Malaria Tuberculosis Leprosy Scabies Diarrheal diseases General health issues Anaemia

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Microscope - Malaria detection Malaria rDTs kits Basic health devices Blood pressure measurement Weighing machines Height measurement Stethescope

Equipments Used Challenges

Training of health workers (illiteracy) Retaining knowledge by the health workers Basic measurements like breath rate measurement, pulse rate X-Rays in remote areas

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For expecting mothers Track of pregnant women with the help of ANMs Convinced to come to their ‘Maagrah” one week before their due dates When labor starts, 108 is contacted or another vehicle arranged

CARADA (Commercial Agriculture and Rural

Area Development Association)

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Gram Vikas

Sanitation Toilets are built in houses (behavior change, Mobilizers needed) Taps in toilets provide fjltered water Gravity water pumping

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Causes

Water from natural water bodies (open wells, muddy water) is consumed with no fjlteration Water purifcation not available in remote areas No awareness about efgects

Efgects

Diarrhea Malnutrition is already prevalent and gets worsened due to diarrhea. Vomitting, fever

Dirty Drinking Water

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  • Th. Rampur has a low coverage
  • f 10 percent households with

safe drinking water source which is within 0.5 km and 30 percent households within 1 to 1.59 km distance. Availability of Clean Water

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The clay for the pot is mixed with sawdust which when red burns away leaving small gaps. When water is passed through this pot, gets ltered of any impurities present.

Lid Pot With Tiny Holes Container Tap

Terracotta Water Purifjer

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Product Proposals For Swasthya Swaraj

V Scan : Abdominal, urological,

cardiac, obstetric and pediatric scanning

Nebulizer : Providing medication in

severe cases of asthama or other res- piratory conditions

Pulse Oximeter : Rapid

measurement of oxygen saturation

  • f hemoglobin in arterial blood.

Haemoglobin Meter: Anaemia

Screening

O2Matic: Producing Oxygen

in remote areas

Oxygen Generator