The project documentation package includes:

- Short film “Poverty Trap”

- VTV reportage

- Poster Project

- VOV Broadcasting

- Communication instructional videos

We invite colleagues and readers to see here.

Report scoring technology vehicle companies on compliance with 5 principles of fair employment for workers – motorbike taxi and delivery drivers, domestic helpers (in the case of Ho Chi Minh City, companies Grab, Gojek, Be, Baemin, B-Taskee). The project was carried out by Oxford University (UK) in cooperation with the Center for Health Consulting and Community Development (CHD).

CHD wishes to contribute to the implementation of Vietnam’s sustainable development goals by providing quality, equitable, inclusive and comprehensive social services to ensure health, education, escape poverty and Empower and support to reach full potential. In addition, we strive to strengthen governance and compliance with the law, ensure respect for and protect human rights and freedom from discrimination, and work towards a just society. more and more comprehensive.

We invite colleagues and readers to read here:

Fairwork-Vietnam-Ratings-2023-VI.

Fairwork-Vietnam-Ratings-2023-English.

Time: July and November, 2016.

Location: Tan Thanh district, Ba Ria – Vung Tau province.

Donors: APM Terminals and Asian Injury Prevention Foundation (AIPF).

Local partner: Traffic Safety Committee of Ba Ria – Vung Tau province (TSC).

Objective:

The field research aims to obtain data on needs assessment to limit the risks on the road in and in the surroundings of Cai Mep International Terminal (CMIT) and collect data to serve as a baseline in order to evaluate the project impact.

To achieve the objectives, there are two main activities:

• Needs assessment:

-  Identify the risk of unsafe traffic road in project location (included habits driving, traffic signal systems …)

- Identify the programs/policies related to traffic safety and CMIT with close attention to avoid any program duplication.

-  Provide specific recommendations for planning intervention to better ensure project’s achievements.

• Baseline survey:

-  Assess existing levels of CMIT – affiliated drivers knowledge, attitude and practices on safe driving skills.

-  Propose indicators, monitoring plan and evaluation of the project.

Click the link below to download the assessment of the project “Lifting safety” 

CHD and AIP

CHD in CMIT

2. Client: World Vision  Viet Nam

3. Evaluation location: Dien Bien Province

- 3 communes of Muong Cha: Hua Ngai, Sa Long, Huoi Leng.

- 4 communes of Tuan Giao: Ta Ma, Phinh Sang, Rang Dong, Pu Nhung.

- Health Center, Hospital of 2 districts.

- Department of Health, Province Hospital, Province Reproductive Health Center.

4. Object:

- Pregnant women

- Women with children under 6 months old.

- Caregiver mothers/newborns (Father, grandfather, grandmother)

5. Project ” SAFE MOTHERHOOD” purpose:

- Improve maternal and newborn health in Tuan Giao and Muong Cha district, Dien Bien Province

6. Result of project ” SAFE MOTHERHOOD”:

- The basic healthcare service for mothers and newborns is provided in districts, communes and villages.

- Improving the quality of essential health services in emergency care for mothers and newborns at districts and communes.

- Improve maternal and newborn care practices at home include raising the demand for medical services.

7. Final evaluation purpose: 

- Assess the relevance and completion level of the project in accordance with project objectives and indicators project.

- Evaluate help World Vision staff and local partners learn from experience and recommendations. Lessons learned will be shared with donors, regional development programs and partnerships.

Some pictures of project:

Training to enhance capacity for qualitative investigators Muong Cha and Tuan Giao, Dien Bien Province

Interview the mother with children under 6 months old

Ta Ma, Tuan Giao mother

Midwife of Xa Nhe village, Rang Dong Commune, Tuan Giao district

Community base referral team of Xa Nhe village, Rang Dong commune, Tuan Giao district

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Location                   : Dong Xuan District, Phu Yen Province and Huong Hoa District, Quang Tri Province.

Partners                   : National Institute for Malariology, Parasitology and Entomology (NIMPE) and Phu Yen and Quang Tri Preventive Medicine Centres. 

Donor                       : University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)

Description:

National Prevention Strategy, eliminate malaria in Vietnam 2011 – 2020 and orientation to 2030, emphasized to conduct research to improve prevention measures, malaria eradication.

Objectives:

1. Identify malaria epidemiology with different levels of endemicity and populations at risk to allow more effective application of limited resources;
2. Develop appropriate strategies and associated targeted interventions in order to plan and execute more effective control and elimination of malaria for specific areas.

To achieve the objectives, there are three main activities:

1. Updating and optimizing the malaria surveillance system;
2. Maximizing the impact of interventions through operations research;
3. Quality improvement of current tools for malaria elimination.

Results:

1. Obtain the initial results of the pilot implementation of an enhanced malaria surveillance system using geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial decision support systems (SDSS);
2. Pursue new malaria research, with a focus on methods and tools to contain drug-resistant malaria, including novel modelling methods and operations research;
3. Obtain the results of the pilot implementation of diagnostic quality: adherence to malaria treatment medication (Directly Observed Treatment – DOT), the effective dose for the treatment of uncomplicated malaria and drug-resistant  malaria.

Duration:       Oct. 2011

Location:        Bac Giang, Can Tho and An Giang

Funded by:   Asia Foundation

Coordinating agency: Department of Social Evil Prevention of MOLISA, DOLISA, Shelter/Center staff and INGOs

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The evaluation was conducted under the two-year program called the “Preventing Human Trafficking and Protecting Victims in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam”. The external evaluation objectives are to assess the quality of the design and execution of the project, examine the process as well outcome, and look at how likely the NMS will be adopted and what be the next steps in its implementation.

in Muong Cha and Tuan Giao Districts of the Project “Improving Maternal and Newborn Health Care in Dien Bien Province”.

Duration:               04/2013 to 09/2013

Location:               Muong Cha and Tuan Giao Districts, Dien Bien Province

Funded by:            Japanese Government, Implemented by the World Vision International Vietnam (WVV) and Department of Health, Dien Bien Province.

Coordinating agency: Department of Health of Dien Bien Province and Muong Cha and Tuan Giao District Health Centres.

Description:

Baseline survey objectives are: i) to assess the knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) on maternal and newborn care of pregnant women and mothers with child under six months of age during pregnancy, delivery and postpartum; ii) to assess KAP on emergency obstetric care of pregnant women and mothers during pregnancy, delivery and postpartum; iii) to assess KAP on preparedness of  pregnant women and mothers; iv) to identify behavioural determinants in relation to maternal and newborn care practices among pregnant women, mothers and their caregivers; v) to assess practice of seeking health services for maternal and newborn care and identify behavioural determinants of pregnant women and mothers in seeking health services for maternal and newborn care and vi) to identify community needs on health education and communication relation with maternal and newborn care, including proper behaviour change communication (BCC) approaches and activities.

The KAP survey results have been used to design effective interventions for BCC activities on maternal and newborn health care for the next three years.

and ‘Free Health Care for Children under 6’ policies in ethnic minority areas, from user’s and provider’s perspective.

Duration:               10-12/2011 and 12/2012 – 8/2013

Location:               Hanoi; data was collected in Hoa Binh, Tuyen Quang, Binh Phuoc, Soc Trang and Dak Lak Provinces

Funded by:           UNICEF

Description:

The goal of this study is to provide comprehensive recommendations for enhanced effectiveness of the implementation of ‘Health Care for the Poor’ and ‘Free Health Care for Children under 6’ policies in ethnic minority areas. In addition, the study is expected to identify short-term as well as long-term policy measures that will ascertain equity in health care, to the benefit of ethnic minority people in general and ethnic minority children and women in particular.

The study objectives are to describe the current situation of access and utilization of health services among ethnic minority groups with free health cards for the poor and children under six, to identify strengths and weaknesses/challenges of the policy implementation mechanisms in ethnic minority areas, to describe factors affecting the access and utilization of health services among ethnic minority groups with free health care for the poor and children under six.

The consultancy assignment is to conduct re-analysis of the data set and finalization of the report.

UNICEF internal Report can be found at following links:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4affnaXomNHWFNUdXdtOFZpSm8/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4affnaXomNHYTVJMW16ZERUV2s/view?usp=sharing

of Project “Improving Maternal and Newborn Health Care in Dien Bien Province”.

Duration:               04/2013 to 09/2013

Location:               Muong Cha and Tuan Giao Districts, Dien Bien Province

Funded by:            Japanese Government, Implemented by the World Vision International Vietnam (WVV) and Department of Health, Dien Bien Province.

Coordinating agency: Department of Health of Dien Bien Province and Muong Cha and Tuan Giao District Health Centres.

Description:

Assessment objectives include: i) to identify current capacity of local health staff in providing quality safe motherhood services; ii) to identify the learning needs of health staff in improving quality services of safe motherhood in project sites and iii) to recommend a proper capacity building plan.

The results of training-needs have been used to design a capacity building program for service providers on maternal and newborn health care for the next three years.

in Vietnam Urban Childhood Blindness Prevention Project

Duration:               8/2012 to 11/2012

Location:              Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City

Funded by:           Fred Hollows Foundation (FHF)

Description:

The evaluation aimed to learn the results of activities that FHF implemented in provinces during phase one of the project. This evaluation is to contribute to identify the next project intervention activities of FHF in community, especially communication activities, raising people’s awareness on blindness prevention.