Gesundheitssystemstärkung - Sexuelle und Reproduktive Gesundheit und Rechte &lt;![CDATA[With a per capita income of around USD 2 per day, Togo is one of the poorest countries in the world. Healthcare for the population, particularly in rural areas, is precarious. The chronic underfunding and vulnerability of the Togolese healthcare system is reflected above all in the area of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and in particular with regard to the health of mothers and children: only 50% of births in Togo are attended by trained personnel. At 401/100,000 and 27/1,000 live births, the maternal and infant mortality rates are alarmingly high. The planned development cooperation programme is intended to contribute to strengthening the health system, particularly in the area of SRHR, and to improving maternal and newborn health. The programme also aims to improve pandemic control in the Kara region. The aim of the FC programme is to improve access to and use of health services as well as their quality. The focus here is on improving basic and emergency care in obstetric care (including pre- and postnatal care) and emergency care for newborns and providing the corresponding infrastructure and medical equipment (soins obestétricaux et néonataux d&apos;urgence, SONU).In the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, measures to combat the pandemic were introduced in 2020. The focus of the new component is on building and equipping an isolation and treatment centre in Kara. The target group of the project is the rural and predominantly poor population in the Kara region, especially women of childbearing age and newborns. The Ministry of Health (MSHPAUS) is the executing agency of the programme. With an FC volume of EUR 10 million and the Togolese government&apos;s own funds of EUR 1 million, the total budget amounts to EUR 11 million.]]&gt; Programme de Renforcement du Système Sanitaire - Santé Reproductive et Droits Sexuels Togo ist mit einem Pro-Kopf-Einkommen von rund 2 USD pro Tag eines der ärmsten Länder weltweit. Die Gesundheitsversorgung der Bevölkerung insbesondere im ländlichen Raum ist prekär. Vor allem im Bereich der Sexuellen und Reproduktiven Gesundheit und Rechte (SRGR) und insbesondere im Hinblick auf die Gesundheit von Mutter und Kind spiegelt sich die chronische Unterfinanzierung und Vulnerabilität des togoischen Gesundheitssystems wieder: Lediglich 50% der Geburten in Togo werden von geschultem Personal begleitet. Die Mütter- und Kindersterblichkeit ist mit 401/100.000 und 27/1.000 Lebendgeburten besorgniserregend hoch. Über das geplante EZ-Programm soll ein Beitrag zur Gesundheitssystemstärkung insbesondere im Bereich SRGR und zur Verbesserung der Mütter- und Neugeborenengesundheit geleistet werden. Darüber hinaus verfolgt das Vorhaben das Ziel, die Pandemie-Kontrolle in der Region Kara zu verbessern. Ziel des FZ-Vorhabens ist es sowohl den Zugang und die Nutzung als auch die Qualität der Gesundheitsdienstleistungen zu verbessern. Der Schwerpunkt liegt hierbei auf der Verbesserung der Grund- und Notfallversorgung bei der Geburtenbetreuung (inkl. Vor- und Nachsorge) und der Notfallversorgung bei Neugeborenen und Bereitstellung der entsprechenden Infrastruktur und medizinischen Ausstattung (soins obestétricaux et néonataux d'urgence, SONU). Im Zuge der COVID-19 Pandemie kam es in 2020 zur Aufnahme von Maßnahmen zur Pandemiebekämpfung. Der Schwerpunkt der neuen Komponente liegt dabei auf dem Bau und der Ausstattung eines Isolations- und Behandlungszentrum in Kara. Zielgruppe des Vorhabens ist die ländliche und mehrheitlich arme Bevölkerung in der Region Kara, insbesondere Frauen im gebärfähigen Alter und Neugeborene. Das Gesundheitsministerium (MSHPAUS) ist Träger des Vorhabens. Mit einem FZ-Volumen in Höhe von 10 Mio. EUR und Eigenmitteln der togoischen Regierung in Höhe von 1 Mio. EUR beläuft sich das Gesamtbudget auf 11 Mio. EUR. With a per capita income of around USD 2 per day, Togo is one of the poorest countries in the world. Healthcare for the population, particularly in rural areas, is precarious. The chronic underfunding and vulnerability of the Togolese healthcare system is reflected above all in the area of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and in particular with regard to the health of mothers and children: only 50% of births in Togo are attended by trained personnel. At 401/100,000 and 27/1,000 live births, the maternal and infant mortality rates are alarmingly high. The planned development cooperation programme is intended to contribute to strengthening the health system, particularly in the area of SRHR, and to improving maternal and newborn health. The programme also aims to improve pandemic control in the Kara region. The aim of the FC programme is to improve access to and use of health services as well as their quality. The focus here is on improving basic and emergency care in obstetric care (including pre- and postnatal care) and emergency care for newborns and providing the corresponding infrastructure and medical equipment (soins obestétricaux et néonataux d'urgence, SONU).In the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, measures to combat the pandemic were introduced in 2020. The focus of the new component is on building and equipping an isolation and treatment centre in Kara. The target group of the project is the rural and predominantly poor population in the Kara region, especially women of childbearing age and newborns. The Ministry of Health (MSHPAUS) is the executing agency of the programme. With an FC volume of EUR 10 million and the Togolese government's own funds of EUR 1 million, the total budget amounts to EUR 11 million. Programme de Renforcement du Système Sanitaire - Santé Reproductive et Droits Sexuels Verbesserung von Nutzung und Qualität der Gesundheitsdienstleistungen im Bereich SRGR. With a per capita income of around USD 2 per day, Togo is one of the poorest countries in the world. Healthcare for the population, particularly in rural areas, is precarious. The chronic underfunding and vulnerability of the Togolese healthcare system is reflected above all in the area of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and in particular with regard to the health of mothers and children: only 50% of births in Togo are attended by trained personnel. At 401/100,000 and 27/1,000 live births, the maternal and infant mortality rates are alarmingly high. The planned development cooperation programme is intended to contribute to strengthening the health system, particularly in the area of SRHR, and to improving maternal and newborn health. The programme also aims to improve pandemic control in the Kara region. The aim of the FC programme is to improve access to and use of health services as well as their quality. The focus here is on improving basic and emergency care in obstetric care (including pre- and postnatal care) and emergency care for newborns and providing the corresponding infrastructure and medical equipment (soins obestétricaux et néonataux d'urgence, SONU).In the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, measures to combat the pandemic were introduced in 2020. The focus of the new component is on building and equipping an isolation and treatment centre in Kara. The target group of the project is the rural and predominantly poor population in the Kara region, especially women of childbearing age and newborns. The Ministry of Health (MSHPAUS) is the executing agency of the programme. With an FC volume of EUR 10 million and the Togolese government's own funds of EUR 1 million, the total budget amounts to EUR 11 million. Programme de Renforcement du Système Sanitaire - Santé Reproductive et Droits Sexuels