Effective partnership for effective health system! After long time of waiting for effective partnership among different partners working in health and with the TRHB, a regional forum of partners was revitalized on May 25, 2011. The forum was attended by representatives of nearly 40 non government partners and government institutions. At the end of the forum, 15 members representing different partners were elected to form the Regional Health Partners’ Consultative Committee (RHPCC), a body which is believed to realize an effective partnership and proper coordination of all efforts in the region.
Following the establishment of the RHPCC, several major activities have been carried out. Some of these activities were involvement in regional planning process, joint implementation, monitoring/supervision and periodic review of Performances. To ensure that the regional health bureau gets technical assistance seven programs based Technical Working Groups (TWGs) were established and currently performing different operational as well as strategic activities.
In general the close collaboration among different partners in the region has maximized their output. Things have become now well coordinated and all partners are optimistic to see better health status and MDGs addressed well in the region. To further strengthen the system, proper coordination is going on at all levels of the forum and the leading role of the public sector is improving.
IFA NonProfit Staus
IFA has 501 (c) (3) legal status in the United States. IFA is also registered at the Federal Charities and Societies Agency as an Ethiopia as an international non-government organization (registration number 1970).
IFA has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with both the Federal Ministry of Health and Addis Ababa Education Bureau.
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AWFW
Feeding hungry & malnourished school children around the world with plant-based meals to children. And providing grants to strengthen farming programs, education, and advocacy.
BSBL
Addresses the needs of schoolchildren with vision problems, including early diagnosis & treatment of vision disorders, to prevent further loss of vision and help equip children with tools to succeed.
Vegan Compassion
Funds projects that demonstrate vegan compassion in action, including feeding programs in poorer countries, and educational projects to encourage greater respect &care for wildlife.
CCRDA
IFA is a member of the Consortium of Christian Relief and Development Associations (CCRDA) & maintains close collaboration with local government offices and its target community.