Ranchi: A coordination and setting (ECA) on, adolescents, nutritional maternal care in Division Koban State involvement was signed between the National Health Mission, Tata Steel Foundation and the United India Foundation (AIF) at the NHM Office in Jakarta, Friday.
After a decade The success of the implementation of Mansi (Mother and Neonatal Survival Initiative) in 1,700 villages in 12 blocks in three Jharkhand and Odisha districts, an enhanced version called Mansi + is being rolled through the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model.
The Mansi + will cover 38 blocks of development in the east of Singhbhum, West Singhbhum and the Seramala District in the Kolhand Division of Jharkhand.
It will reach around four million marginalized and vulnerable tribal people in 5,000 villages for a period of five years (June 2021 to May 2026) , Public Health, Tata Steel, Dr.
Anuj Bhatnagar.Pankaj said: “Mansi has emerged as a good, collaborative program in achieving sustainable development goals.
We are pleased to extend this partnership against Taking ahead of Mansi + in all Kobhand districts in Jharkhand.
We also hope to expand the project for other geography in the country.
“Mansi + has been understood as a life cycle approach, strives to reduce mothers, newborns and children of child mortality can be prevented by 50% (from baseline) and health outcomes enhanced in adolescents and Children in continuum care.
This will be achieved by strengthening the capacity of the forefront of the Government of Ashas, ​​ANMS, AWS and school teachers, to provide quality home-based care, empowering adolescents and targeting important issues relating to the health of Mortality and Newborns Mortality.further , Mansi + will encourage social campaigns Communication changes in behavior to increase awareness and social norms shifting surrounding prevention of early marriage, teenage pregnancy and birth distance.
It is expected to save and improve life, focus on fields such as maternal and child health, family planning, nutrition and early childhood development.