UNDP announces Health Governance Initiative Project in Indonesia
Deadline: 17-Nov-21
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has announced the applications for Joint Study ADP and World Bank on Economic Analysis of the Use of Technology in Health Sector – Health Governance Initiative Project.
Scope of Work
Rapid review of literature, which includes:
Challenges and gaps of the immunization programme in Indonesia
The use of Sistem Monitoring Imunisasi dan Logistik Secara Elektronik (SMILE) for vaccine distribution
Methodologies for economic assessment of SMILE or other non-digital vaccine distribution system
Develop and analytical framework, quantitative and qualitative data collection tools and methodologies, and sampling approach that includes SMILE and non-SMILE districts in 11 provinces
Test the data collection tools, refine the tools and conduct data collection
Conduct data analysis, develop report and support the dissemination of the findings
Provide recommendations on promoting the effectiveness and sustainability of SMILE
Objectives
This is a Request for Information (RFI) from national and/or international CSOs/NGOs for potential partnership with UNDP in delivering outputs for development projects requiring expertise and working experience Indonesia in the following thematic/subject areas: Immediate livelihood recovery, focusing on
Community engagement and mobilization,
life-skills and Income Generating Activities Training,
Provision of productive inputs livelihood recovery activities.
Research Objectives
Regarding to this research activity, here are all the objectives as detailed:
Assess the efficiency of Sistem Monitoring Imunisasi dan Logistik Secara Elektronik (SMILE) in areas of vaccines logistics and management;
Assess the health impact of SMILE regarding improved program coverage (Childhood Vaccination Program Coverage and COVID-19) and reduced Vaccine Preventable Illness;
Conduct an economic assessment (Return on Investment) of SMILE on immunization programme as well as for the health systems as a result of disease averted due to improvements in vaccine delivery;
Propose the recommendations to Ministry of Health to refine the SMILE business model and scale-up based on research finding;
Provide key lessons that could help other countries in making similar policy decisions about implementing similar vaccine management and logistics systems.
Key Deliverables
Literature review and detailed report on the rapid cost effectiveness of SMILE application
Data collection methodology
Report on rapid cost effectiveness and recommendations promoting on effectiveness
Research Beneficiaries
Government of Indonesia
Ministry of Health
Health Services Facility (Puskesmas)
Provincial and District Health Office
Local Government
Eligibility Criteria
The grant recipient (civil society or non-governmental organization, academia) with experience in carrying out activities / programs in the field of:
Scientific research and development;
Public health research, particularly in Covid-19 Data Surveillance and Information management;
Experience in handling national and local training
Experience in training and supervising health workforce at the community health centre (Puskesmas);
Experience in implementing research interview, focus group discussion, webinar, seminars and dissemination;
Experience in the field of community empowerment and involvement of local governments and stakeholders in preventing the transmission of COVID-19.
For more information, visit https://procurement-notices.undp.org/view_notice.cfm?notice_id=85208