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Externally Aided Projects World Bank Assisted RTI/STI Sub-Project Nasik
Project Period : April 1997 to March 2003 Coverage : District - Nashik Financial Outlay : Rs. 13.78 Crores Agency : World Bank
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To sensitize the community to RTls/STls and the grievous consequences of these infections.
To improve the treatment seeking behaviour of the patient.
Improving access to an essential package of services under RTI/STI. And to reduce the incidence of RTI/STI in the community
Training of Syndromic Approach for Medical Officers and Para Medical Staff.
Training of members of Mahila Arogya Mandai.
Construction of Delivery Room at 100 sub-centers and repairs to 196 sub-centers
Procurement of Drugs, Equipment and Furniture.
IEC Activities for Mahila Arogya Mandals
Training of Key trainers
Sensitisation of School going girls (6th to 9th std.)
To ensure mobility support with interest free loan to staff for purchase of mopeds and purchase or hiring of vehicles.
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