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Strategies to Achieve the Health Sector Goals and Objectives

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10.7Resource Requirements for DDP 6

10.6Strategies to Achieve the Health Sector Goals and Objectives

10.6.1Proposed Projects, Potential Impacts and Mitigation Measure

Table 10.45 Proposed Projects, Potential Impacts and Mitigation Measures

Proposed Project	Potential Environmental Impacts	Mitigation Measures
1.Conduct workshops and seminars 2.Purchasing of ambulances and vehicles and furniture	Littering None	Provision of refuse bins
	Cutting of trees and digging trenches	Landscaping Cutting of trees land scaping in the remaining spaces
3.To extend/renovate and close roofs at waiting areas at Clinic II, Makakatlela, Phaphane, 4.Upgrading of Malolwane, Rasesa, and Modipane Health Posts to Clinics 5.Construction of Mmathubudukwane Primary hospital 6.Clinic with Maternity at Boseja North 7.Construction incinerators at all clinics with maternity 8.Upgrading of IHS
9.Construction of landfill at Dikwididi 10.Construction of small abattoir	Land degradation and loss of vegetation Pressure of water supply Over extraction of sand and gravel	Carry out EIA

10.7Resource Requirements for DDP 6

10.7.1Issues and Strengths:

The district has been experiencing shortage of manpower in the health sector especially nurses. Another issue is the HIV/AIDS pandemic which is depleting both the health manpower and financial resources.
However the district has done well in terms of availability and accessibility to health services. Implementation of primary health care system is also a strength to the district as well as continuous planning process for human resource development, budgeting and materials. There is cooperation between the private and the public sector in relation to health issues.
Table 10.46 Proposed Projects, Performance targets, budget and Plan Monitoring

Goals	Objectives	Proposed Project	Performance Indicators	Budget	Plan Monitoring
To improve efficiency and cost effectiveness of health care delivery	To increase the number of IMCI trainees personnel in Kgatleng District from 2% to 65% To train health workers on IPT in Kgatleng District from 75% to 95% To increase EPI coverage in Kgatleng District from 75% to 95% To increase the number of pharmacy technicians in Kgatleng from 2 to 8 To ensure that health facilities in Kgatleng District are all equipped. To ensure that all the health facilities in Kgatleng District are supplied with enough drugs timely, regularly, and in sufficient quantities.	Conduct workshops and seminars Purchasing of ambulances and vehicles and furniture	Workshops and seminars conducted Ambulances, vehicles and furniture purchased	P70 000 P10.3 million for all health projects in district	Quarterly progress reports Quarterly progress reports
To ensure equitable distribution of resources	To make sure that registered nurses will have been provided to all the health facilities in Kgatleng District. To provide basic amenities i.e. electricity through photovoltaic installations, proper waste management etc in health facilities to remote parts of Kgatleng.	Recruitment of registered nurses Provision of basic services in the health facilities in remote areas	Number of registered nurses recruited Basic services provided	Recurrent P10.3 million for all health projects in district	Quarterly progress reports
To improve the quality of health care	To intensify supervision of health facilities in Kgatleng To have 90% of communities in Kgatleng District well informed on the ongoing programmes such as EPI, PMTCT, IPT, ARVs, TB, school health programmes, etc. To improve standard of some health facilities	To extend/renovate and close roofs at waiting areas at Clinic II, Makakatlela, Phaphane, Upgrading of Malolwane, Rasesa, and Modipane Health Posts to Clinics Construction of Mmathubudukwane Primary hospital Clinic with Maternity at Boseja North Construction incinerators at all clinics with maternity Upgrading of IHS	Hospital Constructed HIS upgraded	P52m P284 610 000 For all HIS countrywide	Quarterly progress reports
To train appropriate skilled personnel	To train all doctors and nurses in Kgatleng District in data collection and handling To train all nurses in Kgatleng District on drug management. To have all nurses and Family Welfare Educators in Kgatleng District well informed on growth monitoring.	Workshops and seminars	Workshops and seminars conducted	P70 000.00	Quarterly progress reports
To strengthen community participation	To train all health workers in Kgatleng District on public relations. To create health awareness to 50% of the community in Kgatleng District To revive 60% of the village health committees	Seminars and workshops	Workshops and seminars conducted Committees revived	P70 000.00	Quarterly progress reports
To improve the standard of environmental health in the district in order to avoid the incidence of preventable and communicable diseases	To provide proper sanitary facilities	Construction of landfill at Dikwididi Construction of small abattoir	Landfill constructed at Dikwididi Abattoir constructed	P15m P1.8m	Quarterly progress reports

CHAPTER ELEVEN

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