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Zimbabwe Health Sector Development Support Project AF II

Objectif de développement

The Project Development Objective is to increase coverage and quality of an integrated package of Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, Child, Adolescent health and nutrition (RMNCAH-N) services, as well as strengthen COVID-19 response and institutional capacity to manage performance-based contracts consistent with the Recipients’ ongoing health initiatives.

Clé Détails

Projet Détails

  • P156879

  • Closed

  • Ronald Mutasa

  • N/A

  • Zimbabwe

  • 13 novembre 2015

  • (à la date de présentation au Conseil)

    23 décembre 2015

  • N/A

  • USD 10.00 millions

  • B

  • 8 septembre 2023

  • 31 mars 2024

  • Yes

  • BANK APPROVED

  • P125229

  • Notes

Finances

Plan De Financement (Millions De Dollars)

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Org. De Financement Engagements
Borrower/Recipient 5.00
Health Results-based Financing 10.00

Financement total du projet (USD millions)

Type de produit/service BIRD/IDA
Engagement BIRD N/D
Engagement IDA N/D
Engagement BIRD + IDA N/D
Instrument de prêt
Élément don 10.00
Coût total du projet** 15.00

État récapitulatif du financement de la Banque (USD millions) au 28 février 2025

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Activité financière détaillée au 28 février 2025

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Ratings

EXÉCUTION DU PROJET

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FIN D’EXÉCUTION DU PROJET

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NOTATION DE L’ÉVALUATION INDÉPENDANTE

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Cadre de résultats

INDICATEURS DES OBJECTIFS DE DÉVELOPPEMENT DU PROJET

INDICATEURNIVEAU DE RÉFÉRENCE EN COURS OBJECTIF
  • Pregnant women receiving antenatal care during a visit to a health provider (number)Valeur169372.00547509.00560000.00
    Date31 décembre 201231 décembre 201428 février 2017
    ObservationJuly 2011-Dec 2012 dataSource: HMISAnnual - Year 2014 dataSource: HMISEnd target revised taking into account project performance and extension of closing date.Based on annual - Year 2016dataDisaggregated by district and rural/urbanSource: HMIS
  • Percentage of women 15-49 years, receiving during their first and repeat visits, one of the modern family planning methods in participating rural districts.Valeur56.0070.0070.00
    Date17 janvier 20121 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationSource: ZDHSSource: RBF Impact EvaluationEnd target revised, and is to sustain the gains realized over time.Disaggregated by (a) first time visits, and (b) repeat visits.disaggregated by district.Modern family planning methods defined as oral contraceptives, injectable, IUDs or implants.
  • Children immunized (number)Valeur239998.00555493.00575000.00
    Date31 décembre 201231 décembre 201428 février 2017
    ObservationJuly 2011-Dec 2012 dataSource: Project databaseAnnual - Year 2014 dataSource: Project databaseEnd target revised. Based on annual - Year 2016 dataDisaggregated by district. Number of children immunized under 12 months ofage with DTP3 (Penta3)Source: Project database
  • Percentage of births attended by skilled health personnel in a health institution in participating rural districtsValeur58.0088.0088.00
    Date30 janvier 20121 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationSource: ZDHSSource: RBF Impact EvaluationEnd target revised.Disaggregated by district and by level of facility at which delivery takes place.End target is to sustain thegains realized over time.Source: RBF Impact Evaluation
  • Births (deliveries) attended by skilled health personnel (number)Valeur53272.0088734.0095000.00
    Date31 décembre 201231 décembre 201428 février 2017
    ObservationJuly 2011-Dec 2012 dataSource: Project databaseAnnual - Year 2014 dataSource: Project databaseEnd target revised. Based on annual - Year 2016 dataDisaggregated by districtSource: Project database
  • Increase in average quality scores by health facilities in participating districts.Valeur0.0075.5075.00
    Date10 avril 201530 octobre 2015
    ObservationIndicator dropped as it did not add much value to explain absolute improvements in quality of care.
  • Number of women who had their first ANC visit during the first sixteen weeks of pregnancy in participating districts.Valeur0.0029763.0035000.00
    Date31 décembre 201231 décembre 201428 février 2017
    ObservationIndicator not yet introducedYear 2014 dataSource: Project databaseEnd target revised. Year 2016 dataSource: Project database
  • Number of pregnant women living with HIV who received anti-retroviral to reduce the risk of MTCT.Valeur9399.0010874.0011000.00
    Date31 décembre 201231 décembre 201428 février 2017
    ObservationJuly 2011-Dec 2012 dataSource: Project databaseAnnual - Year 2014 dataSource: Project databaseEnd target revised.Based on annual - Year 2016 dataDisaggregated by district and rural/urbanSource: Project database
  • Number of births attended by skilled health personnel in health institutions in participating urban districtsValeur0.004602.006000.00
    Date31 décembre 201231 décembre 201428 février 2017
    ObservationBefore introduction of urban componentAnnual - Year 2014 dataSource: Project databaseBased on annual - Year 2016 dataDisaggregated by urban area Source: Project database
  • Average quality scores by health facilities in participating districtsValeur68.1075.5080.00
    Date31 décembre 201210 avril 201528 février 2017
    ObservationJuly 2011-Dec 2012 dataSource: Project databaseSource: Project databaseYear 2016 averageDisaggregated by districtSource: Project database
  • Percentage of partographs correctly filledValeur0.000.0035.00
    Date1 septembre 20151 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationSource: Project databaseDisaggregated by districtSource: Project database
  • Project beneficiariesValeur3462354.003891555.004048774.00
    Date31 décembre 20121 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationRural districts onlySource: Census dataRural and additional urban districtsSource: Census dataDisaggregated by districtSource: Census data
  • Of which female (beneficiaries)Valeur1796962.002019717.002631703.00
    Date31 décembre 20121 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationSource: Census dataSource: Census dataDisaggregated by districtSource: Census data

INDICATEURS DE RÉSULTATS INTERMÉDIAIRES

INDICATEURNIVEAU DE RÉFÉRENCE EN COURS OBJECTIF
  • District Health Executives (DHEs) using quality tool for supervision of health facilities.Valeur0.0020.0020.00
    Date17 janvier 20121 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationQuality tool not yet introducedSource: Project databaseSource: Project databaseRevised to clarify this measures ability to sustain gains.Indicators include use of the quality tool to supervise health facilityperformanceSource: Project database
  • Health personnel receiving training (number)Valeur3120.003868.003950.00
    Date31 décembre 20121 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationJuly 2011-Dec 2012 dataSource: Project databaseCumulativeSource: Project databaseEnd target revised. CumulativeHealth workers who participate in RBF training and associated training linked to core services ofthe project. Numbers disaggregated by category of health workers (a) doctors, (b) nurses, (c) management, (d) support staffSource:Project database
  • Health facilities constructed, renovated, and/or equipped (number)Valeur0.00407.00407.00
    Date17 janvier 20121 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationNo processed data available at start-upSource: Project databaseSource: Project databaseRevised to reflect change in number of eligible facilities.This indicator relates to upfront investments in medicalequipmentSource: Project database
  • Percentage of health facilities implementing Quality Improvement/Assurance model in the participating districts.Valeur0.000.0065.00
    Date1 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationInitiative not introduced and trackedSource: Project databaseInitiative not introduced and trackedSource: Project databaseRevised for clarity. Source: Project database
  • Percentage of children under 5 with diarrhea receiving ORT and ZincValeur13.8013.8015.00
    Date1 septembre 20151 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationBaseline based on MICS 2014 resultsSource: Project database (Quality Checklist)Baseline based on MICS 2014 resultsSource: Project database (Quality Checklist)Disaggregated by districtSource: Project database (Quality Checklist)
  • Percentage of maternal deaths given audits as per protocolValeur0.0050.0060.00
    Date1 septembre 20151 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationIndicator Not TrackedSource: MOHCC Generic ReportSource: MOHCC Generic Report
  • Percentage of children under 5 years with Pneumonia correctly managedValeur0.0048.9060.00
    Date1 septembre 20151 septembre 201528 février 2017
    ObservationIndicator not trackedProject database (quality checklist)Disaggregated by districtProject database (quality checklist)