Good animation. Entertainment was good. Everything went well concerning content relevance. So should keep up in the same manner. Good presentation and was well explained. Good approaches. Workshop was adequate Location was comfortable. Good and excellent presentation. Animation was good. Enjoyed the provided to them. Content, facilitation, participation, animation, logistics all went well. The content was very good. The facilitators did their work very well. Participation was very serious. Logistics was good. Facilitation, trainings and logistics went well. The selection of facilitators was good. The venue was good. Participation was good. The lectures/ presentation were very rich. Facilitators were professionals. After organization of such workshops, PADDL should prepare to members a certificate of participation to beef up peoples CV Time keeper should be duty conscious. At least 2/3 of councilors should participate. Give enough time for discussion. The participants should respect time and that the council male should endeavour to listen to the facilitators. Organizers should respect time and agenda. Duration of workshop; 3 days. 3rd day for things happening in the implementation of law. Participants should not have a seminar at their premises, for it encourages in and out movements given that they go out to do work from time to time. Enlarge training workshop of all counselors on their roles and responsibilities. Provide a manual on council activities each year. Need to respect time in future. Participants should have tables to on.
Ensure frank collaboration with the different local stakeholders involved in the decentralisation process Master the legal instruments UNDERSTANDING THE HEALTH SECTOR IN CAMEROON PUBLIC HEALTH Strategy Indicators Sources of Verification Assumptions Level Formulation Overall Objective Health status improved By 2015, at least 40% of the population spend less on drugs and increase their economic activities -Hospital and Health Centre reports -Testimonies - Epidemics reduced - Pandemic Diseases reduces Specific Objective Access to quality Healthcare increased By 2015, at least 60% of the population have access to Quality Health services -Hospital and Health Centre records -Administrative Reports Enabling economic conditions -Favorable policy framework Results 1 Qualified Medical Personnel increased By 2015, at least 3 Doctors and 24 Staff are functional in Molyko, Muea, Bojongo, -Transfer Decisions -Administrative Reports Favorable policy framework
1.1 Request for the transfer of Medical Staff 3 Doctors-Molyko, Bojongo, Bolifamba 28 Nurses-Molyko, Muea, Buea, Bojongo, Bolifamba, Lysoka Contact Regional Delegate for Public Health, Buea 10,000 R2 Equipment in Hospital and Health Centres increased 2.1 Supply equipment Lab-5 Beds - 18 Molyko, Muea, Buea, Bojongo, Bokwaongo Health Centre Muea – 12 Beds Bokwaongo – 6 Beds 75,000,000 810,000 R3 Access to essential drugs increased 3.1 supply essential Drugs to all Integrated Health Centres 1 contact visit Regional Drug Program, Buea 10,000 R4 Coverage of Health Programs in the Municipality increased 4.1 Design an outreach program & staff on patient centered ethics -4 Workshops. Buea 40,000,000
4.2 Support for Community Mutual health insurance scheme -Support Community Mutual Health insurance program Mutual Health Organization, Buea 50,000,000 R5 Health Infrastructure increased 5.1 construct wards 4 Muea-2 Bokwango-2 80,000,000 5.2 Construct water system Toilets 3 -Bojongo -Bolifamba -Bokwaongo Integrated Health Centres 15,000,000 5.3 Rehabilitate road to Health Centre 1 km Integrated Health Centre, Bokwaongo 5,000,000 5.4 Construct Residence for Chief Nurse 1 Integrated Health Centre, Lysoka 25,000,000 5.5 Rehabilitate Integrated Health Centre 1 Buea 15,000,000