Integrated Health Services for Adolescent Girls and Women in the Greater South of Haiti

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The Joint Programme for Integrated Health Services for Adolescent Girls and Women in the Greater South of Haiti aims to build the capacities of health institutions in the region, which has the country’s lowest coverage of sexual, reproductive and child health. 

Funded by Canada and implemented by UNFPA, UNICEF, PAHO, WHO and UNAIDS, the programme started in 2018 and will run through March 2023. 

It will centre around 12 accredited ‘smile clinics’ providing quality maternal and newborn health care, complemented by comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care to meet the needs of women, adolescent girls, and children in their communities. The project will strengthen government institutions’ capacities for management, coordination and follow-up in delivering services to women, adolescent girls, and children.

Donors

Canada

Partners

UNFPA, UNICEF, PAHO, WHO, UNAIDS

Dates

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Financial data

Key figures

Date
From
To
Amount
Canada
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
CAD 19.639 million
Date
From
To
Amount
Canada
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
$3.844 million
Canada
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
$3.474 million
Canada
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
$5.035 million
Canada
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
$2.513 million
Date
From
To
Amount
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
UNICEF
$1.138 million
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
PAHO
$0.465 million
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
WHO
$0.465 million
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
UNFPA
$1.574 million
Health Services for Girls & Women, Haiti
UNFPA
$1.472 million