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We are grateful for the technical and financial support of our numerous one-off and repeat donors.
UNICEF
WHO
USAID
Oxfam
Grameen Foundation
GIZ
European Union
Global Affairs Canada
Gates Foundation
Hewlett Foundation
CDD-Ghana
4 health facilities equipped with fully piped and mechanized water serving mothers, babies and health workers. Over 10,000 mothers and babies saved from infection. Antenatal attendance increased by over 80%. Recognized by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and UNICEF as a model of sustainability.
Over 100,000 people reached with messages on breastfeeding and maternal and child health. Increased responsiveness on birth registration, child marriage and breastfeeding in 88 communities.
22 girls rescued from child marriage. A documentary on child marriage produced. 5,000 adolescents reached with sexuality education. 10,000 community members informed on birth registration and child marriage prevention.
Formed and strengthened 10 He for She clubs. Produced jingles that increased awareness and reportage on SGBV. Taking positive action to end SGBV across Ghana.
1,023 people screened for TB. 6 TB cases found and put on treatment, reducing the TB burden in the Upper East Region by 90% in 2018 alone.
Empirical evidence on petty corruption in health service delivery collected and shared with the Ministry of Health and Ghana Health Service. Increased inter-sector collaboration on accountability.
Consortium project with CDA and NORSAAC. Ongoing sub-granting mechanism to fight corruption.
10-member District Education Committee (DEC) formed. 6-member District Social Audit Committee formed and functioning in KNW.
Conducted community satisfaction survey on social interventions. Consortium with ACDEP, GJA and Presby Health North.
5 citizen-proposed projects captured into district medium-term development plans. School building, CHIPS Compound and Small Town Water systems constructed.
Strengthened local implementation of projects and amplified women's concerns. Improved access to land for marginalized women's groups.
Policy implementation gaps in PWDs Act, DACF Guidelines and UN Conventions identified and addressed. Increased visibility of disability rights and enhanced capacity of OPWD networks.
Community vaccination support and awareness campaigns to combat the dual threat of COVID-19 and Polio.
Increased support and awareness of exclusive breastfeeding among 25 Traditional and Religious leaders, media, state actors and communities.