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Evaluation of the Dutchnatcom support to emergency medical assistance and acceleration of vaccine roll out against COVID-19 Infections in Suriname
Overview
UNICEF continued to support the efforts of the Government for COVID -19 vaccine, program planning and management in the country with a particular focus on UNICEF’s key mandate areas – Cold Chain and Vaccine Supply Management, and Communication and Community Engagement and coordinate health section and with supply and other sections for a coordinated response. In this regard to respond adequately across the country in coordinating vaccine supplies, risk communication, community engagement, capacity building and strengthening of the cold chain in response to COVID-19 the financial support of the Dutch Natcom was requested and received with as main objective of the proposal to accelerate the vaccination against COVID-19, and to strengthen the Case management protocols, particularly for infected children, in order to ensure the control of the pandemic and reduce the fatality rate.In close consultation with the donor, it was decided to have an ex-post evaluation of the project carried out focusing on the relevance, effectiveness and efficiency this to use the findings for future collaborations and develop innovative ways to reach better results.
Report Details
| Year Published | |
| Type | |
| Joint | No |
| Partner/s | N/A |
| Consultant name | |
| Agency Focal Point | Prya Hirasingh |
| Focal Point Email | phirasingh@unicef.org |
| Managed by Independent Evaluation Office | No |
| Geographic Scope | Country |
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Evaluation of the Dutchnatcom support to emergency medical assistance and acceleration of vaccine roll out against COVID-19 Infections in Suriname
