GF - NFM3 Malaria-UNDP-GNB-00124029

B0340 - Guinea-Bissau

REPORTING PERIOD   2020- 2026



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REPORT DATE: 22-06-2026

 

 

  1. Executive Summary

  1. Background


  1. Key Results Achieved

 
  • Level of Reporting:

    Output level results

    Project Outputs:

    GF - NFM3 Malaria-UNDP-GNB-00124029

    Contributing Outcomes:

    Outcome 3.0 By 2026, the population of Guinea-Bissau, especially the most vulnerable, will have increased and equitable access and use of essential quality social services, including in emergencies.

    Contributing Outputs:

    Output 3.1. Improved health and social services, including social protection schemes, to respond to citizens’ – particularly women and children’s – needs.

    Progress Note:

    See attached PUDR S1 and S2
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  1. Key Challenges Encountered

 
  • Level of Reporting:

    Project level results

    Contributing Outcomes:

    Contributing Outputs:

    Progress Note:

    "Despite the good achievement rate 101% 2022 S1 compared to 88% 2021 S1, it should be noted that during the period we encountered some challenges that have being solved: 1. Delayed UNICEF payments (incentives) to CHWs from 2021 Oct started in April 2022: Full payment of CHWs in Gabu + Partial payments of the 9 pending months made in 6 regions [Partial Payment: Bafata, Bolama, Cacheu, SAB, Tombali]) = >50% (6/11), started back pay & pay of CHWs. Gabu was the only region with validated monthly reports and good completeness = full payment. 2. The data reported by the SR (UNICEF) is not consistent with the DHIS2 data. The DHIS2 data entry is based on the RAS monthly synthesis of CHW's reports by the health area while UNICEF reports are based on the direct SR programme monitoring data via the CHW's field supervisors (UNICEF keeps a separate database which is different from the DHIS2 platform. 3. In the effort to harmonize the community health data system, the PR is supporting INASA via international TA to develop unique DHIS2-linked community health data for all health programs + via 2 national officers (Database + M&E Associate). The process of integration of the community health data has been delayed due to the unfruitful recruitment process of intl TA"
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  1. Project Risks and Issues


  1. Lessons Learned

 
  • The lessons learned will be pplied on the new cycle NFM4
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  1. Conclusions and Way Forward

The lessons learned will be applied on the new cycle NFM4

  1. Other Reporting Requirements

 
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