Mapping of AIN Members Contributing to the Health Sector in Nepal 1. Mapping of AIN Members Contributing to the Health Sector in Nepal

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1 1 Mapping of AIN Members Contributing to the Health Sector in Nepal Association of International NGOs in Nepal, AIN 2016

2 2 Published by Association of International NGOs in Nepal (AIN) Airport Gate, Shambhu Marga Kathmandu, Nepal Tel: Website: Copyright Association of International NGOs in Nepal (AIN) Layout & Printed by Repro Vision Press Pvt. Ltd New Baneshwor

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4 4 Foreword It is my privilege to introduce the Mapping of AIN Members Contributing to Health Sector in Nepal 2016 prepared by the Health Working Group of the Association of International NGOs in Nepal (AIN). The intent of this mapping is to play a more strategic role by analytically summarizing the information of the organizations working to strengthen the outcome of the health sector. The prioritization of the health sector, as an important development agenda emanates from the fact that it cuts across the notion of personal welfare and impinges the growth of the country. The programs and interventions, guided by the broader policy environment of the country, helps to attain the outcome of the sector. The expanse of the health sector requires meaningful support and the INGOs act as a catalyst to strengthen the mechanism at the implementation level. But, the presence of many organizations, contesting for a common goal, in itself doesn t indicate effective deliverance. The effectiveness of the program implementations can be accessed when there is a proper documentation of the various efforts. Facilitating this process, this mapping presents a detailed analysis of the program components, geographical coverage, and financial contribution of the forty INGOs working to achieve the targets set forth by the Nepal Health Sector Strategy III and the SDGs The program components of the organization is rightly orchestrated following the twin approach of the demand and supply side strengthening of the health system. The geographical coverage of the INGOs creates a semblance across all the 75 districts of Nepal imbibing the GESI perspective. This document also informs about the financial contribution through various health program in the districts. The mapping will be imperative for efficient planning as it reflects the discrete set of projects/programs/ interventions and also helps to make the needed improvements to the operations by circumventing the duplication in geographical coverage and interventions for impactful results. It will also support constructive learning of member organizations to strengthen the collaboration continuum. The strategic planning is useful only if it becomes the basis for management action and the mapping will be useful in this aspect as well. I believe, this initiative of Health working Group, will help bring visibility, transparency, and promote collaboration to avoid duplication of the resources. My sincere gratitude to all the members of the Health Working Group for their active support by providing the information and suggestion to organize the information. I would like to acknowledge the continuous encouragement and contribution of Ms. Reshma Shrestha, Program Coordinator, AIN, in the process. Lastly, my sincere thanks and appreciation goes to Ms. Shikha Basnet, Consultant for her compilation with analysis in making the report a dynamic document. On behalf of AIN, I would like to encourage all the health sector practitioners and professionals to benefit from this report. Nirmala Sharma Coordinator, AIN Health Working Group

5 5 Message from AIN Chairperson On behalf of AIN, it gives me an immense pleasure to present the Mapping of AIN Members contributing to the health sector in Nepal in This is the continued effort of AIN Health working group (HWG) to showcase and document technical and financial contribution by AIN members involved in health sector through mapping of INGOs contributing to health sector in Nepal. The Government of Nepal has impressively recognized the role of INGOs and civil society organization to accomplish results and outputs set by the Nepal Health Sector Program III ( ).The AIN HWG has been supporting government of Nepal and working in collaboration to achieve the targets set by Nepal Health Sector Strategy, MDGs, and SDGs. In the absence of proper documentation, it is challenging to analyze the actual representation of activities supported by the INGOs. In this regard, the mapping initiative of the HWG has been important. We are challenged by the ever evolving health care landscape which requires time, vigilance, dedication, and constant flow of new ideas to shape the pathway towards attaining global goals with local focus. The extensive outreach of information will be particularly important for the government and member organizations to constructively leverage learning experiences, strengthen the collaboration continuum, and plan for future activities ultimately devising a strategic plan that can be part of the management aspect. I am confident that this mapping will be able to serve the purpose of information generation and usage to optimize the efforts in the health sector. We are committed to foster a continued purpose-driven organizational mapping. Best Regards, Dr Prabin Manandhar Chairperson, AIN

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7 7 Table of Contents I. Overview of Health Sector Mapping... 8 II. Presence of Organizations by Districts III. Profile of Organizations Action Contre la Faim (ACF) Adventist Development and Relief Agency Nepal (ADRA Nepal) ADARA Development AmeriCares Foundation Britain Nepal Medical Trust (BNMT) CARE Nepal Child Protection Centers and Services International (CPCS- INT) Community Action Nepal UK FairMed Foundation Nepal FHI 360 Nepal German Nepalese Help Association Good Neighbors International (GNI) Nepal Handicap International HealthRight International Helen Keller International Nepal International Medical Corps INF International Ipas Nepal Jhpiego Corporation Karuna Foundation Nepal Kidasha Marie Stopes International Medical Teams International Medecins Du Monde France Mennonite Central Committee Nepal Nepal Youth Foundation Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR) Nick Simons Foundation International One Heart World-Wide Nepal Plan International Nepal Population Services International/Nepal Save the Children International Stichting Veldwerk Terre des hommes (Tdh) Foundation Nepal The Leprosy Mission Nepal (TLMN) United Mission to Nepal (UMN) Voluntary Service Overseas WaterAid Nepal Welthungerhilfe World Neighbors World Vision International Nepal...85

8 8 I. Overview of Health Sector Mapping Health as development agenda When we refer to health from the individual lens it enshrines only the personal well-being. But it amasses deeper aspect from the standpoint of the social structure in developing economies which is intricately woven with different indices. The growth of a society is measurable by its total capital which consists of physical capital, social capital, human capital and natural resources. In this, the physical capital only represents 15-36% of the society s total capital (Hjerppe, 2000). Therefore, a much emphasis is laid on the human and social capital where the former comprises indices of health and education and later the wider social structure. Healthy population can optimize the utilization of the resources of the country in the right ways thereby acting as a catalyst in the higher gross domestic product (GDP) per capita as well as gross national product in the long run. Being a major part of the development agenda, the approaches around health are changing and contextualized. The MDGs were guiding the health sectors globally until the 2015 as today it is the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Health sectors is now aligning with the SDG 3 - Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages. Even the LDC graduation has health, nutrition and education as the three major indices reflecting the economy of the country associated with the health outcomes. Global Health Goal and Country Specific Policy The global goal steers the momentum of the country towards the burning issues. These issues are structured and supported by the country specific policies and strategies which spells out the vision of the sectors bonded by the guiding principle. The state actors and supporting agencies work venerating the guided framework. The periodic plan presents the guiding tool for the Government of Nepal (GoN) to design developments policies and programmes. Health has been prioritized as a development agenda and the government has earmarked NPR billion that is 3.8% of the total budget. The constitution has embodied health as a fundamental rights of the citizen. The National Health Policy 1991 was updated to address the major changes in the country from federal structure to the global goals. The updated policy (2071/2014) gives momentum to the achievements made in the health sector and to tarnish the loopholes to meet the global goal by optimizing the resources and available means to provide promotive, curative, preventive and rehabilitative services. The health sector plan embodies a visual graph of the sector policy. The second long-term health plan envisions a healthcare system with equitable access and quality services in both rural and urban areas by encompassing the concepts of sustainability, full community participation, decentralization, gender sensitivity, effective and efficient management, and private and NGO participation. The Nepal Health Sector Strategy-NHSS is recognized as the operational aspect of the policy and plan that will guide the sector, taking into account multi-sector collaboration to address social determinants of health, over the next five years. The goal of NHSS III is on improved health status of all people through

9 9 accountable and equitable health service delivery system. The focus has been more on the quality of the health services as the lacuna founded by the midterm review of NHSPII. Maintaining the equilibrium the role of AIN The health sector has been prioritized by the government which requires collaboration across multiple agencies to drive results. The INGOs play a crucial role to strengthen the government system by working on the unmet gaps and resources following the organizational strategic directives. But there are some shortcomings, when many parties work for a common (national) goal following their respective organizational pathway. A common platform is crucial to streamline the various efforts of these organizations. The association of International NGOs helps to cement this gap and maintain equilibrium by providing a platform for effective coordination and communication. The origination of this association dates back to the conflict time, as the guardian of the INGOs. Today, the boundaries of functionality has transcended, as it is a bystander for the government as well as the INGOs. The Health working group under AIN provides a platform to its member organizations for constructive learning, show casing good practices, creating solidarity on any policy related difficulties or challenges, and representing the INGOs (health sector) in various forums organized by GON and other stakeholders in health related matters. It also helps avoiding duplication of programs, and maximizing utilization of the resources and to foster partnership based on the shared vision of the organizations. The association is equally useful for the government for monitoring the efficacy and efficiency of the project activities/ interventions to the overall outcome of the health sector. Succinctly, AIN provides the connectivity between the government and member organizations for advocacy, policy dialogues and monitoring. Health Sector Interventions of the members of AIN There are total of forty one INGOs supporting through various programs as per the priority of the government for the health sector. The geographical coverage of the interventions at the implementation level is a crucial marker of the rightly structured approach/programs. To minimize the impact of coverage gap, the INGOs work with the existing structure of the government and also build partnership with the locally active NGOs. As per this mapping, the programs of the INGOs have covered all the seventy five districts of the country. The districts of the central development region have the maximum number of INGOs. This indicates, the active relief and recovery response of the organizations, to address the impact of the massive earthquake. Dhading, one of the earthquake affected district, has the highest concentration of INGOs (19 in total).in the eastern development region, Sunsari with 16 organizations, represents the highest coverage in that region. The districts of the western development region, like Manang and Mustang, have only three organizations supporting the health sector outcomes, which represents the least coverage in the entire mapping. The districts of the Karnali zone (Humla, Jumla, Dolpa, Mugu and Kalikot) with the Human Development Index much lower than the national average, also has a low coverage. The Kailali district, in the far- western development region, has the highest number of organizations (16 in total).

10 10 The constellation of many organizations in one region, also subtly indicates the need of effective collaboration, to minimize the duplication of efforts and resources. The VDC /municipality coverage within each districts represents a good proportion while simultaneously also signifying the need for scaling up of targeted interventions. The program selection has not followed a blanket approach but based on the need of the specific region. Principally the two pronged approach of the demand and supply side strengthening, which covers the full spectrum of health-curative, preventive, promotive and rehabilitative as righty enshrined by the National Health Policy 2071 (2014) has guided the INGOs in their program selection.it also reflects the wider social determinants of health such as empowering of women, improving of rural and urban infrastructure, nutrition and food security, expanding access to clean water and sanitation, better waste management, and improving access to quality education which ensure stronger public health actions at national and community levels and a more integrated approach on putting health as a central component of development. The component of the supply side strengthening has been prioritized by all the forty one INGOs working in the health sector. The capacity development of the health system and the human resource, for the deliverance of the quality of the services, has been the focus of all the organizations. In addition, the logistic support for the smooth functioning of the health care system has also been prioritized. The role of effective planning and coordination from central to the district level is another crucial area that has been highlighted by the program components. The ultimate goal of primary health care is better health for all and WHO has identified five key elements to achieving that goal-universal coverage reforms; service delivery reforms; public policy reforms; leadership reforms and increasing stakeholder participation. These dimensions are embedded into the program component of the organizations. The demand side strengthening, which is essential to bring responsiveness of the supply side, through the proper adoption of methods of advocacy and awareness, has been rightly ensured. Within this overall approach, the program components have been structured, where the demand and supply side strengthening has been highlighted as a sub-component as well. The program constituents of the INGOs can be broadly categorized as Sexual and Reproductive Health comprising of the complete spectrum of the services including the Adolescent sexual and reproductive health (43.9%); Maternal, New born and Child Health (MNCH-34%); Nutrition specific interventions(imam, growth monitoring, IYCF, counselling, community nutrition camps, diet management training,miycn-31.7%); Water Sanitation and hygiene as a health sensitive intervention (31.7%); Mental Health and psychosocial support(19.5%); prevention and control of Diseases(Diarrhoea,leprosy,malaria,polio,TB) (14.6%); HIV and AIDS prevention, care and support(12.19%); Disability services (4.8%).The percentage signifies the category being addressed by the organizations(approximation). The Sexual and reproductive health component, which has the highest number of organizations, is also well represented in terms of geographical spread, as it covers all the seventy five districts. The Maternal New born and child health component is prevalent in 65 districts. The remarkable aspect of the INGOs working in the health sector was seen during the humanitarian crisis of the mega-earthquake. In the earthquake, 8702 people lost their lives (45% male, 55% female). A total of 446 public health facilities and 16 private facilities were completely destroyed while a total of 765 health facilities were partially damaged. This calculates to 43% of country s health institution directly affected by the earthquake. These required additional capacities and resources which have been managed in a coordinated efforts of the members of AIN. Presence of the INGOs in the earthquake affected districts is a good indication of adaptation of the organizations to the emergency situation. The program component under this covers the following-

11 11 Emergency Medical Services(EMS) System & Infrastructure Development Restoring FP counseling and Service Delivery in the health care facility (Obstetrician, Pediatrics, Clinical and Pubic health nurse). Re-establishing Quality Obstetric and Newborn Care Services in Earthquake-Affected District Reconstruction of damaged health posts with complete set of equipment, supplies including birthing center equipment as per the GoN standards Emergency Sexual and Reproductive Health Establishment of Injury rehabilitation unit(iru) Health Sector's disaster preparedness Health and Nutrition Earthquake Response program The allocation of funds is crucial to achieve the activities/programs as planned for an organization. The AIN members have allocated significant funds for the health sectors service delivery and system strengthening which is approximately NPR 6 billion(usd 58 million). Nutrition specific budget allocation supported through health sector is also included in this figure. In conclusion, the mapping reflects on the crucial aspect of functional domain of an organization- Viz program components, geographical coverage and budget allocation which will be important for effective planning and strategizing future roadmap encompassing the government priorities.

12 12 II. Presence of Organizations by Districts S.N. DISTRICTS WORKING ORGANIZATIONS 1 EASTERN DEVELOPMENT REGION 1. Illam Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; Water AID; Karuna Foundation Nepal; Marie Stopes International; BNMT; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Jhapa Marie Stopes International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); CPCS-INT; PSI; Nepal Youth Foundation; Handicap International; BNMT; Save the children; Jhpiego Corporation; TLMN*; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Panchthar Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); BNMT; HKI; Care Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; One Heart World-wide Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 9 4. Taplejung Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); BNMT; HKI; Care Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; One Heart World-wide Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 8 5. Bhojpur One Heart World-wide Nepal; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); BNMT; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 8 6. Dhankuta Marie Stopes International; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); Plan International Nepal; BNMT; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 8 7. Morang Marie Stopes International; UMN; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); CPCS-INT; PSI; Water AID; Welthungerhilfe; Nepal Youth Foundation; BNMT; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 15

13 13 8. Sankhuwasaba Marie Stopes International; Community Action Nepal UK; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); Plan International Nepal; BNMT; HKI; Care Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Sunsari Marie Stopes International; ADRA; Jhpiego Corporation; UMN; TLMN*; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); CPCS-INT; PSI; Water AID; Karuna Foundation Nepal; BNMT; Save the children; Ipas; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Terhathum Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); BNMT; Save the children; TLMN*; One Heart World-wide Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Khotang Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); Water AID; BNMT; HKI; Save the children; TLMN*; One Heart World-wide Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Okhaldhunga Jhpiego Corporation; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; BNMT; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Saptari ACF; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; Plan International Nepal; Nepal Youth Foundation; BNMT; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Siraha Marie Stopes International; TLMN*; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; Water AID; Plan International Nepal; BNMT; Save the children; Ipas; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Solukhumbu Community Action Nepal UK; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; BNMT; HKI; Care Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 9

14 Udaypur ADRA; Jhpiego Corporation; World Vision International Nepal; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; Water AID; BNMT; HKI; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 12 CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT REGION 17. Dhanusha Marie Stopes International; PSI; Plan International Nepal; Nepal Youth Foundation; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Dolakha Jhpiego Corporation; Handicap International; International Medical Corps; German Nepalese Help Association; CPCS- INT; AmeriCares Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Mahottari Marie Stopes International; PSI; Plan International;TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Ramechhap Jhpiego Corporation; Handicap International; VSO; CPCS- INT; PSI; Welthungerhilfe; HKI; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Sarlahi Marie Stopes International; ADRA; Handicap International; CPCS-INT; PSI; Water AID; Plan International Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Sindhuli Jhpiego Corporation; World Vision International Nepal; Handicap International; CPCS-INT; PSI; Water AID; Plan International Nepal; International Medical Corps; HKI; Care Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Chitwan World Neighbors; Marie Stopes International; Nepal Youth Foundation; Handicap International; PSI; Save the children; Welthungerhilfe; Jhpiego Corporation; TLMN*; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 11

15 Makwanpur ACF; Mennonite Central Committee Nepal; Jhpiego Corporation; Handicap International; International Medical Corps; BNMT; PSI; Water AID; Plan International Nepal; AmeriCares Foundation; Marie Stopes International; HKI; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Parsa Marie Stopes International; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; Plan International Nepal; Nepal Youth Foundation; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Bara Handicap International; PSI; Plan International Nepal; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Rautahat Marie Stopes International; ADRA; Handicap International; Plan International Nepal; PSI; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Bhaktapur ACF; Handicap International; International Medical Corps; CPCS-INT; PSI; Water AID; HKI; Save the children; TLMN*; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Dhading Medical Teams International; One Heart World-wide Nepal; Mennonite Central Committee Nepal; Stichting Veldwerk; Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; UMN; Handicap International; International Medical Corps; VSO; German Nepalese Help Association; PSI; AmeriCares Foundation; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; Care Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Kathmandu ACF; Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; Good Neighbors International Nepal; ADARA Development; TLMN*; Handicap International; International Medical Corps; German Nepalese Help Association; CPCS-INT; PSI; Welthungerhilfe; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; Save the children; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 17

16 Kavrepalanchowk Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; Terre des hommes(tdh)foundation; TLMN*; Handicap International; International Medical Corps; PSI; Water AID; AmeriCares Foundation; World Neighbours; ADRA; German Nepalese Help Association; CPCS- INT; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Lalitpur Marie Stopes International; Terre des hommes(tdh) Foundation; Mennonite Central Committee Nepal; Good Neighbors International Nepal; TLMN*; Handicap International; International Medical Corps; CPCS-INT; PSI; Water AID; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; Save the children; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Nuwakot ACF; Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; Good Neighbors International Nepal; TLMN*; Community Action Nepal UK; Handicap International; International Medical Corps; VSO; BNMT Nepal; AmeriCares Foundation; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Rasuwa ACF; Jhpiego Corporation; TLMN*; Handicap International; Karuna Foundation Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Sindhupalchowk One Heart World-wide Nepal; World Neighbors; Medecins Du Monde; Jhpiego Corporation; TLMN*; Community Action Nepal UK; Handicap International; International Medical Corps; German Nepalese Help Association; Fairmed Foundation; BNMT Nepal; AmeriCares Foundation; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 17 WESTERN DEVELOPMENT REGION 36. Gorkha Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; Good Neighbors International Nepal; Community Action Nepal UK; International Medical Corps; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); Water AID; AmeriCares Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 14

17 Kaski Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; Good Neighbors International Nepal; TLMN*; PSI; Nepal Youth Foundation; Save the children; Kidasha; INF; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Lamjung World Vision International Nepal; PSI; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Manang Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Syangja Marie Stopes International; HKI; Care Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Tanahu World Neighbors; Marie Stopes International; PSI; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Baglung One Heart World-wide Nepal; Plan International Nepal; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; VSO; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Mustang Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Myagdi Marie Stopes International; Good Neighbors International Nepal; Water AID; Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Parbat Marie Stopes International; Good Neighbors International Nepal; Plan International Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 7

18 Arghakhanchi Mennonite Central Committee Nepal; Jhpiego Corporation; HealthRight International; Marie Stopes International; HKI; Care Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Gulmi Marie Stopes International; PSI; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Kapilvastu Marie Stopes International; Mennonite Central Committee Nepal; Jhpiego Corporation; UMN; TLMN*; Fairmed Foundation; PSI; Water AID; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Nawalparasi Marie Stopes International; UMN; PSI; Water AID; Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Palpa Mennonite Central Committee Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Rupandehi Marie Stopes International; World Vision International Nepal; UMN; TLMN*; PSI; Plan International Nepal; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Kidasha; Ipas; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 14 MID-WESTERN DEVELOPMENT REGION 52. Banke Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; TLMN*; Handicap International; PSI; Plan International Nepal; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; INF;FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Bardiya Jhpiego Corporation; Good Neighbors International Nepal; Handicap International; PSI; Water AID; Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 11

19 Dailekh Jhpiego Corporation; Handicap International; PSI; Plan International Nepal; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Jajarkot Jhpiego Corporation; PSI; Water AID; Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Surkhet Marie Stopes International; Mennonite Central Committee Nepal; Jhpiego Corporation; TLMN*; Handicap International; VSO; Plan International Nepal; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; INF; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Dang Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; Handicap International; PSI; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Pyuthan Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; Handicap International; Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Rolpa Jhpiego Corporation; Handicap International; Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Rukum Jhpiego Corporation; UMN; Handicap International; PSI; Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Salyan Terre des hommes(tdh)foundation; Jhpiego Corporation; Handicap International; PSI; Plan International Nepal; Welthungerhilfe; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 11

20 Dolpa One Heart World-wide Nepal; PSI; Plan International Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Humla Terre des hommes(tdh)foundation; Good Neighbors International Nepal; ADARA Development; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Jumla Marie Stopes International; Jhpiego Corporation; Water AID; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Kalikot Jhpiego Corporation; PSI; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Mugu Good Neighbors International Nepal; UMN; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International; Total organizations = 5 FAR WESTERN DEVELOPMENT REGION 67. Achham Mennonite Central Committee Nepal; Jhpiego Corporation; World Vision International Nepal; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Bajhang UMN; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR);PSI; Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Jhpiego Corporation; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Bajura Good Neighbors International Nepal; TLMN*; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Jhpiego Corporation; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 10

21 Doti Good Neighbors International Nepal; World Vision International Nepal; UMN; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Kailali Marie Stopes International; Mennonite Central Committee Nepal; Jhpiego Corporation; Good Neighbors International Nepal; World Vision International Nepal; TLMN*; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; Water AID; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Baitadi Jhpiego Corporation; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Jhpiego Corporation; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Dadeldhura Marie Stopes International; Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; Ipas; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Darchula Marie Stopes International; Good Neighbors International Nepal; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); Plan International Nepal; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = Kanchanpur Handicap International; Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR); PSI; Nepal Youth Foundation; HKI; CARE Nepal; Save the children; TLMN*; FHI 360 Nepal; Nick Simons Foundation International Total organizations = 10

22 22 III. Profile of Organizations 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Action Contre la Faim (ACF) Jhamsikhel-2, Lalitpur, Nepal Post Box : 95 Tel : / Logo 2 Head of the Organization Sudipta BADAPANDA, Country Director <hom@np.missions-acf.org> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Sujay Nepali Bhattacharya, Head of Department: Nutrition and Health <nuthod@np.missions-acf.org> Nutrition Mental Health and Care Practices 5 Program Components Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (IMAM) Nutrition Interventions in Emergency Response and Recovery Psycho social support intervention in Family, School and Health Facilities Research on Psychosocial and Care Practices Support to Severely Malnourished Children 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination National Planning Commission (NPC) Department of Health Services (DoHS) District (Public) Health Offices (D(P)HOs) District Development Committees (DDCs) District Education Office (DEO) 7 Donors ACF UNICEF USAID Kindernothilfe 8 Partnership(International NGOs, National NGOs, Local/district level NGOs) Integrated Tadi Development Society (ITDS/Nuwakot) LACCOS (Rasuwa) Langtang Area Conservation Concern Society Center for Mental health and Counseling Nepal Voice of Children

23 23 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Makwanpur (all VDCs, municipality and sub-metropolitan city) Nuwakot (all VDCs and municipality); Rasuwa (all VDCs) Bhaktapur (Chokhati, Garunkunda, Kumari and Kamalvinayak camps and Siddhi Memorial Hospital), Kathmandu (Kathmandu Metropolitan city (Kankeshwari, Jadibuti), Chuchepati and Thali Camps and Thapathali Maternity hospital), Saptari (all VDCs and municipality) Sustainable Development Goal 2: End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture Sustainable Development Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all at all ages NPR 1,90,319,694 (USD 2 177,5039)

24 24 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Adventist Development and Relief Agency Nepal (ADRA Nepal) Sanepa, Lalitpur, Nepal. Tel : /914 Fax : PO BOX: 4481, Kathmandu, Nepal Logo 2 Head of the Organization Dr. Josue Orellana, Country Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Ms. Chandeshwari Tamrakar, Health Team Leader c.tamrakar@adranepal.org> Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH) Family Planning Health facility construction 5 Program Components Training to government for advocating for the adolescent friendly service sites providers. Certification of health facility for adolescent friendly service Family planning services 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) Family Health Division (FHD) National Health Training Center (NHTC) Social Welfare Council (SWC) District (Public)Health Offices (D(P)HO) District Development Committee (DDC) 7 Donors UNFPA Japan Platform/ADRA Japan 8 Partnership(International NGOs, National NGOs, Local/district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector KIRDAC Nepal Kavre (4 VDCs), Sarlahi (25VDCs), Rautahat (25VDCs), Udaypur (25VDCs) and Sunsari (24 VDCs ) Family planning and ASRH SDG Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages Supporting NHSP III Outcome 3: Equitable utilization of health care services NPR 46,569,040 (USD 434,331)

25 25 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL ADARA Development Sheela Margh, Budhanilkantha GPO Box Kathmandu, Nepal Tel: URL: Developmentgroup.org Logo 2 Head of the Organization Pralhad Kumar Dhakal 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Pralhad Kumar Dhakal <Pralhad.Dhakal@ADARA Developmentgroup.org> Curative health, health infrastructure, hygiene and sanitation, disability, and emergency fund for urban and rural population 5 Program Components Free Mobile Medical Camp Free Tibetan Herbal Medicine Serivce Disability services Health awareness training Health post improvement Health post Assistance Emergency Fund Support Hygiene, sanitation and waste management training Latrines/ hygiene awareness Greenhouses Seed distribution Solar drier Dental/ health support Medical Care Urban Poor 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH) District (Public) Health Office (D(P)HO) 7 Donors ADARA Development (Australia) 8 Partnership(International NGOs, National NGOs, Local/district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) cfwf/ ADARA Development (Nepal) Himalayan Children Society Hands In Outreach Himalayan Medical Foundation Community based organizations in Humla Kathmandu District Humla District(13 VDCs)

26 26 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Works closely to support the priorities of the health sector NPR.14,725,120 (USD 137,335)

27 27 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL AmeriCares Foundation Dhobighat, Lalitpur Tel. : URL: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Rohit Kumar Odari, Country Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Dip Narayan Sapkota, Programme Manager <DSapkota@americares.org> Post disaster health sector response (relief and recovery) Health System Strengthening 5 Program Components Health System Strengthening Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Health facility buildings renovation/construction Mental Health and Psychosocial Support(MHPSS), Establishment of Injury Rehabilitation Unit(IRU) in Sindhupalchowk Health Sector's disaster preparedness 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH) Department of Health Services (DoHS) District Health Office (DHO) 7 Donors AmeriCares Foundation 8 Partnership(International NGOs, National NGOs, Local/district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector IsraAID: TPO Nepal & CVICT Birat Nepal Medical Trust (BNMT) Himalayan HealthCare, Inc. (HHC) International Office for Migration (IOM) Social Science BAHA Makwanpur, Dhading, Nuwakot, Sindhupalchowk, Dolkha, Gorkha and Kavre SDG #3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well being NHSP III(NHSS): Outcome 1 (Rebuilt and strengthened health systems: HRH, Infrastructure, Procurement and Supply chain management) and Outcome 8 (Strengthened Management of Public Health Emergencies) NPR 268,490,889 (USD 2,504,112)

28 28 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Britain Nepal Medical Trust (BNMT) Lazimpat, Kathmandu, Nepal. Tel : / Logo 2 Head of the Organization Dr. Kulesh Bahadur Thapa, Country Representative 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Dr. Kulesh Bahadur Thapa, Country Representative Tuberculosis and Public Health Interventions 5 Program Components Tuberculosis WASH Mental Health and Psychosocial Support(MHPSS) Health Camp 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MOH) District Health /Public Health office(dho/ DPHO) District Development Committee(DDC) District Administration Office District Agriculture Development Office(DADO) Women and Children Office(WCO) 7 Donors Big Lottery Fund Everest Marathon Fund 8 Partnership(International NGOs, National NGOs, Local/district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector BNMT Nepal Makwanpur(3 VDCs), Nuwakot(3 VDCs), Sindhupalchowk (3 VDCs), Taplejung, Panchthar, Illam, Jhapa, Sankhuwasaba, Bhojpur, Terhathum, Dhankuta, Sunsari, Morang, Khotang, Udaypur, Siraha, Saptari, Solukhumbu, Okhaldhunga SDG #3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well being SDG#6: Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation NPR 25,073,434 (USD 233,850)

29 29 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL CARE Nepal CARE Nepal Central Office 4/288 - SAMATA Bhawan, Dhobighat (Opp. DAV School) P.O. Box 1661, Lalitpur, Nepal Tel: Fax: carenepal@care.org, Website: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Lora Wuennenberg (Country Director) 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Chiranjibi Nepal, Program Coordinator-SRMH &GBV <Chiranjibi.nepal@care.org> Supporting Health System for increasing access and quality of health service Social accountability in health service delivery including GESI Awareness and empowerment of marginalized women and adolescent girls for healthy behavior change 5 Program Components Maternal health Newborn and Child Health Adolescent Health Family Planning Maternal and Child Nutrition Emergency SRH including earthquake recovery & reconstruction program 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & coordination Ministry of Health/Department of Health Services (MoH/ DoHS) Child Health Division (CHD) Family Health Division (FHD) National Health Training Centre (NHTC) 7 Donors Glaxo Smith Kline (GSK) USAID/SUAAHARA II Danish Media DANIDA MoFA Luxemberg

30 30 8 Partnership(International NGOs, National NGOs, Local/district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector PEACEWIN,Bajura Source Nepal, Doti NNDSWO, Dadeldhura WE Women, Kavre Sahakarya Nepal, Sindhuli FAYA Nepal, Kaillali Sahamati, Nawalparasi Local Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/district level NGOs) of Suaahara II project across 40 districts 42 districts (40 district through Suaahara II project and some 7 districts with other SRMH projects, five districts overlaps) Taplejung, Panchthar, Sankhuwasaba, Solukhumbu, Bhojpur, Dolakha, Sindhupalchowk, Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Rupandehi, Nawalparasi, Gorkha, Lamjung, Syangja, Myagdi, Baglung, Kapilbastu, Palpa, Arghakhachi, Gulmi, Bardiya, Banke, Dang, Pyuthan, Rolpa, Salyan, Rukum, Surkhet, Jajarkot, Dailekh, Darchula, Bajura, Bajhang, Doti, Dadeldhura, Baitadi, Achham, Kanchanpur, Kailali, Sindhuli and Kavre SAMMAN III Project (how do these projects support the government priorities? Not the detail description. Suaahara II project Access Project Ayam Project SRH recovery project for post-earthquake recovery and reconstruction NPR 182,274,000 (USD 1.7 Million )

31 31 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Child Protection Centers and Services International (CPCS- INT) Dillibazar, Pipalbot, Kathmandu Nepal Tel: , Logo 2 Head of the Organization Inge Bracke (Country Director) <ingebracke@yahoo.com> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Arjun Mohan Bhattarai (Vice Country Director) <cpcs_int@yahoo.com> Health support for street children and children at risk General health check-up, hospitalization, OPD Health awareness classes Ambulance services for street children and children at risk 5 Program Components Recovery Centers for street children and children at risk 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare(MOWCSW) Central Child Welfare Board(CCWB) District Child Welfare Board(DCWB) Women Children Officer(WCO) 7 Donors The Nick Simons Foundation (United States) The American Himalayan Foundation (United States) Les amis de Sœur Emmanuelle (Belgium) The Vieujant Foundation (Belgium) Dynamo International La Chaine de l Espoir (France) De Brug (Belgium) Caritas International 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) CPCS, Kathmandu (Child Protection Center and Services) CPCR, Dolakha (Center for the Protection of Child Right) CRPC Sindhuli (Child Right Protection Center Nepal) ORCHID Morang (Organization for Child Development) Dolakha, Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Morang, Sindhuli, Jhapa Sunsari, Sarlahi, Ramechhap, Kavre,16 municipalities, 4 VDC

32 32 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Health Camps in coordination with government schools. (Camps for kids and adults) Ambulance service ( Deurali-Dolakha and Kathmandu) Recovery centers and health corners (*Kathmandu, Dolakha, Sindhuli and Morang. Medical support) NPR 10,000,000 (USD 93,266)

33 33 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Community Action Nepal UK Jyatha, Thamel, Kathmandu Tel: , <canepal.org.uk> Logo 2 Head of the Organization Mr. Murari Gautam, Country Representative 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Ms. Kalpana Khadka Ms. Sunita Tamang <can_nepal@wlink.com.np> Primary Health Care 5 Program Components Safe motherhood Child health Dental Hygiene Environment Sanitation Mothers Group and School health education program ORC Clinics Family Planning Health Camps 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health(MoH) District Health Office/District Public Health Office (DH(P)0) District Development Committee (DDC) District Administration Office (DAO) 7 Donors Community Action Nepal 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Community Action Nepal Nuwakot (4VDCs), Sindhupalchowk(5VDCs), Solukhumbu (6 VDCs), Sankhuwasaba ( 5VDCs), Gorkha (7VDCs) Immunization Safe motherhood Child health Family Planning NPR 2,48,22,272 (USD 231,507)

34 34 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL FairMed Foundation Nepal Kalika Marga, Sanepa 2 (Cha), Lalitpur Tel: URL: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Ms. Nirmala Sharma, Country Coordinator 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Ms. Nirmala Sharma, Country Coordinator <nirmala.sharma@fairmed.ch> Priyanka Adhikari, HR, Communication & Liaison Officer <Priyanka.adhikari@fairmed.ch> Maternal and Neonatal Health Post-Earthquake (disaster) health system strengthening 5 Program Components Safe Motherhood New Born care Behaviour change, community empowerment Local health governance Health system strengthening Disability inclusiveness 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health Family Health Division Child Health Division Epidemiology and Disease Control Division (EDCD) District Health Office District Development Committees; Municipalities & VDCs 7 Donors Fairmed Foundation, Switzerland 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector International Nepal Fellowship (INF), Nepal Mahila Atma Nirbharata Kendra (MANK) Kapilvastu District (District wide approach),sindhupalchowk District (12 VDCs) Health Programme supporting SDG No. 3 and NHSP III NPR 652,70,000(USD 610,000)

35 35 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL FHI 360 Nepal GPO 8803, Gopal Bhawan, Anamika Galli, Kathmandu 4 Tel: ; URL: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Bishnu Sapkota, Chief of Party, CS: MAP/FHI 360 Nepal <bsapkota@fhi360.org> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Bhagawan Shrestha, Project Director, LINKAGES Nepal/ FHI 360 Nepal <bshrestha@fhi360.org> Basant Thapa, Family Planning Advisor/SUAAHARA II Coordinator, SUAAHARA II/FHI 360 Nepal <bathapa@fhi360.org> HIV and AIDS Nutrition Assessment, Counseling and Support (NACS) and FP service delivery at national /regional level 5 Program Components LINKAGES Nepal Project HIV prevention HIV testing and counseling services including Early Infant Diagnosis services from selected districts Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) diagnosis and treatment Pre-Antiretroviral Therapy (Pre-ART) including linkages to ART and diagnostics services for service for People Living with HIV (PLHIV) Regular care and counseling for adherence and retention HIV-related Stigma and Discrimination Reduction Technical assistance for system strengthening for national HIV response (Surveillance, Research and M&E, ART, Laboratory and Logistic) SUAAHARA II Technical Assistance in Nutrition Assessment, Counseling and Support (NACS) and FP service delivery at national / regional level Monitoring of NACS and FP-related activities including FP compliance 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination National Center for AIDS and STD Control (NCASC) National Public Health Laboratory (NPHL) District Public Health Office (DPHO) District AIDS Coordination Committee (DACC) 7 Donors United State Agency for International Development (USAID)

36 36 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Saath-Saath Project 24 local partners including local NGOs, National Networks of key population and PLHIV and Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) LINKAGES Nepal Project: 16 districts (Banke, Bhaktapur, Chitwan, Dang, Jhapa, Kailali, Kanchanpur, Kapilbastu, Kaski, Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Makwanpur, Morang, Nawalparasi, Rupandehi and Sunsari) SUAAHARA II: 40 districts SDG Goal 3 Vision, mission and goals of NHSSP III National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan through HIV prevention, care, support and treatment services to the key populations Current multi-sectoral nutrition interventions though NACS and FP activities. Saath-Saath Project: (October 2016 to September 2017): NPR 375,270,000 (US$3.5 million)

37 37 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL German Nepalese Help Association 86, Ranidevi Marga, Lazimpat Kathmandu, Nepal Logo 2 Head of the Organization Mr. Kedar Bahadur Tamang 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Ms Enne Sing Magaiya <dispensarydnh@gmail.com> Kedar Bdr. Tamang <gnhanepal@wlink.com.np> Curative and preventive 5 Program Components Medicines and surgical goods supply Mobile health camps with free medicine supply Awareness raising on Health & Hygiene 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH) Department of Health Services (DoHS) NAMS, Bir Hospital District (Public) Health Offices (D(P)HO) 7 Donors Deutsch-Nepalische Hilfsgemeinschaft e.v. 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector German Nepalese Solidarity Bir Hospital Kathmandu, Dhading, Kavre, Sindhupalchowk and Dolakha As per the government priorities for qualitative and quantitative health services to ultra-poor. NPR. 13,734,035 (USD 128,092)

38 38 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Good Neighbors International (GNI) Nepal Ekantakuna-13, Lalitpur Tel: / / Logo 2 Head of the Organization Mr. Min Ho Choi - Country Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Mr. Ram Naresh Yadav <ram.naresh@goodneighbors.org> <ho.health.dept@goodneighbors.org> Health System Strengthening Community Health Issues 5 Program Components Strengthening Health Service Delivery Components (service availability, capacity building of health workforce, infrastructure, equipment, medicines) Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH) 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH) Regional Health Directorate (RHD) District Public Health Office (DP/HO) Health Facility (HF). 7 Donors Good Neighbors International, South Korea Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Lele Community Development Center (LCDC) 14 district (Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Kailali, Bardiya, Mugu, Humla, Doti, Bajura, Darchula, Myagdi, Parbat, Kaski, Gorkha and Nuwakot), 12 Municipalities and 82 VDCs Health System Strengthening Health System Recovery Project 3. Menstrual Hygiene Management Project NPR 46,163,748 (USD 430,551)

39 39 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone Handicap International Narayan Gopal Chowk, Sallaghari, P.O. Box : 10179, Kathmandu, Nepal Tel : Logo 2 Head of the Organization Willy Bergogne <wbergogne@hi-nepal.org> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Gaetan Mareschal,Health and Rehabilitation Technical Coordinator <gmareschal@hi-nepal.org> Strengthening Physical Rehabilitation Services in the Health Sector Strengthening the Health Sector Response Capacity to respond to the humanitarian health needs in the event of mass casualty incidents. 5 Program Components Strengthening the Rehabilitation in District Environs (STRIDE). Health System Strengthening project (HSSP). Strengthening the Health Sector Response Capacity of Ministry of Health to respond to the humanitarian health needs in the event of mass casualty incidents in Kathmandu Valley (DIPECHO). 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Women Children and Social Welfare(Disability Right Section) (MoWCSW) Ministry of Health (MoH) Curative Service Division Leprosy Control Division Disability & Rehabilitation Focal Unit District Public Health Office (D(P)HO) District Hospital District Women and Children Office (DWCO) District Development Office / Municipality / VDCs. Health Emergency Operation Centre (HEOC) National Health Training Centre (NHTC) Hub Hospitals- Bir Hospital Civil Service Hospital Patan Hospital & Bhaktapur Hospital 7 Donors USAID OPTION / DFID ECHO / WHO/ MoFA Luxembourg

40 40 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) Community Based Rehabilitation Biratnagar (CBRB) Prerana in Sarlahi National Disabled Fund (NDF) Nepalgunj Medical College (NGMC) Nepal National Association of Social Welfare (NNSWA) Resource Centre for Rehabilitation and Development (RCRD). Morang, Jhapa, Sunsari, Illam, Dhankuta, Saptari, Udaypur Sarlahi, Rautahat, Bara, Parsa, Sindhuli, Makwanpur, Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, Kavre, Sindhupalchowk, Dolakha, Dhading, Chitwan,Ramechhap, Banke, Bardiya, Dang, Rukum, Salyan, Pyuthan, Rolpa, Surkhet, Dailekh Kanchanpur, Kailali, Doti, Baitadi, Dadeldhura, Bajura, Bajang, Achham Rasuwa and Nuwakot For the Health Project, the coverage area is taken as the district only (and it s difficult to locate VDC and municipality as coverage area), as clients may come from all the locations of the districts. 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector SDGs 3 and 10 NHSP III (NHSS ): Goal 9 th. Outcome 3: Equitable distribution and utilization of health services. Outcome 8: Strengthened Management of Public Health Emergencies National Policy and Plan of Action on Disability NPR 79,792,282 (USD 744,192)

41 41 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL HealthRight International Lalitpur 10 Jwagal, Kupondole Tel: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Hari Bahadur Rana 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Mahesh Prasad Joshi <Mahesh.joshi@healthright.org> MNH Mental Health 5 Program Components Maternal and Neonatal Near miss Reviews (MNNR) Teacher Corps for Childrens mental health promotion and violence prevention 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Family Health Division (FHD) Department of Education (DOE) District health Office (DHO) District Education Office (DEO) 7 Donors WHO/IRP UBS Optimus Foundation 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Public Health and Infectious Disease Control Center (PHIDReC) Arghakhachi (district wide coverage) MNH Mental Health NPR 18,671,505 (USD 174,142)

42 42 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Helen Keller International Nepal Green Block, Ward No. 10, Chakupat, Lalitpur P.O. Box: 3752 Tel: , fax: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Ms. Dale Davis Country Director <ddavis@hki.org> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Ms. Femila Sapkota <fsapkota@hki.org> Suaahara II (Good Nutrition ) Program Sustainable Action for Resilience and Food Security (Sabal) Assessment & Research on Child Feeding (ARCH) 5 Program Components Capacity building for health service providers, Female Community Health Workers, Social Mobilizers, Mothers group for Maternal Infant and Young Child Nutrition Homestead food production (HFP), for improving the nutritional status of pregnant and lactating women and children under two Capacity building of social mobilizers for integrated nutrition and health initiatives at VDC, Ward and community level Strengthen low performing PHC/ORC Support implementation of nutrition activities under Multi-sector nutrition plan framework Adolescent Health and Nutrition Research on the nutritional impact of consumption of commercially produced foods on children of 6-23 months old in Kathmandu Valley Support the government with the evidence of promotion and consumption of BMS and CPF to inform national policy 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination National Planning Commission(NPC) Ministry of Health (MoH) Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development (MoFALD) Ministry of Agriculture/ Department of Agriculture (MoAD)/Department of Food Technology and Quality Control (DFTQC) Ministry of Livestock Development/ Department of Livestock (MOLD)

43 43 Ministry of Water Supply and Sanitation (MoWSS) Ministry of Education (MoE) Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare (MoWCSW) Department of Health Services/Child Health Division (DoHS/CHD) District Health (Public) Health Office (D(P)HO) District Agriculture Development Office (DADO) District Livestock Office (DLSO) 7 Donors USAID Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector INGOs - FHI 360, Care Nepal, Save the Children National Level NGOs National Technical Assistance Group (NTAG),Environmental and Public Health Organization (ENPHO), Equal Access (EA), Vijaya Development Resource Center (VDRC) Local NGOs - 40 Local NGOs (40 Districts) Local Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/district level NGOs) - Makwanpur: Integrated Village Development Service (IVDS) and Centre for Community Development Nepal (CCDN) - Sindhuli: Sindhuli Integrated Development Service (SIDS) Nepal and Hamro Prayas Nepal - Ramechhap: Community Human Resource Development Program (CHURDEP) and Mountain Society Welfare Community (MSWC) District wide approach of 46 districts: Taplejung, Panchthar, Sankhuwasava, Solukhumbu, Bhojpur, Dolakha, Sindhupalchowk, Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Rupandehi, Nawalparasi, Gorkha, Lamjung, Syangja, Myagdi, Baglung, Bardiya, Banke, Dang, Kapilbastu, Arghakhachi, Palpa, Gulmi, Pyuthan, Rolpa, Salyan, Rukum, Surkhet, Jajarkot, Dailekh, Darchula, Bajura, Bajang, Doti, Dadeldhura, Baitadi, Achham, Kanchanpur, Kailali,Makawanpur, Sindhuli, Ramechhap, Udyapur, Khotang,Kathmandu Valley Suaahara II Sabal Project ARCH NPR 1,097,049,469 (USD 10,231761)

44 44 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL International Medical Corps 801/20, Thirbam Sadak (5), Baluwatar, Kathmandu-4 Tel: , URL: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Michael Juricic, Country Director <mjuricic@internationalmedicalcorps.org 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Amit Dhungel, Health Program Manager <nepalpartners@internationalmedicalcorps.org > <adhungel@internationalmedicalcorps.org> Health System Strengthening Injury prevention and rehabilitation services Pre-hospital emergency medical services (EMS) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Nutrition (Treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) with medical complication) Gender Based Violence (GBV) 5 Program Components Reconstruction of 22 damaged health posts in 5 districts with complete set of equipment, supplies including birthing center equipment as per the GoN standards Provision to equipment and medicine support district hospital, DPHO and LMD. Mobile physiotherapy services Step-down facility Monthly orthopedic camps Training on emergency medical services Provision of improved water sources, reconstruction of damaged latrines Provide hygiene education and capacity building of water user committees, health posts, and schools Supporting the implementation of the National Quality Improvement system focused on family planning and maternal and newborn health in two Basic Emergency Obstetric Care (BEmONC) clinics and 22 health facilities in Gorkha district. Integrating mental healthcare into the primary healthcare system in Gorkha, Sindhuli and Dhading Districts to provide sustainable and multidisciplinary mental health and psychosocial services.

45 45 Operating 7 stabilization centers (SC) established to address the situation of severe acute malnutrition (SAM) with medical complications Female friendly spaces (FFS) and transition homes in Dhading and Gorkha district Clinical management of rape (CMR) training to medical staffs 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH) Nepal Reconstruction Authority (NRA) Department of Water Supply and Sewerage (DWSS) Social Welfare Council (SWC) District Public Health Offices (D(P)HO) Women Children Office (WCO) District Development Committees (DDC) District Administrative Offices (DAO) District Hospitals 7 Donors Facebook Community, Private Funds 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) Nepal Ambulance Services SOLID Nepal SDPC Sahayatri Samaj Nepal Fertility Care Center (NFCC) TPO Nepal ICDC Action Nepal NEWAH UEMS Nepal 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) Sindhuli (20 VDCs,1municipality and 3 PHCs), Nuwakot (district wide approach), Sindhupalchowk (district wide approach), Dhading (district wide approach), Makwanpur (district wide approach), Gorkha (district wide approach), Kavre (district wide approach), Dolakha (district wide approach), Bhaktapur (3), Lalitpur (1) and Kathmandu (2 municipalities) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Health System strengthening Treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition with medical complications in district hospitals Sexual and Reproductive Health Integration of Mental Health Services at primary health care services Disability and Injury prevention through the provision of physiotherapy services NRs. 560,508,732 (USD )

46 46 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL INF International Jawalakhel, Lalitpur Tel: URL: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Mr. Christopher Drew (Nepal Country Director) 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Dhaka Ram Budha Magar (Operations Director) <Operations.director@nepal.inf.org> Leprosy Spinal cord injury Ear Diseases and Hearing Palliative care Fistula Cerebral palsy Orthopedic and general disability 5 Program Components Out Patient and inpatient Treatment Rehabilitation Camps and Outreach 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Leprosy Control Division District Health Office Regional Health Directorate Women and children Office 7 Donors Finnish Christian Medical Society (FCMS ) German Leprosy and TB Relief Association (GLRA) The Leprosy Mission International (TLMI) SON Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector INF Nepal INF has medical centre in Pokhara, Nepalgunj and Surkhet which serve patients coming from all parts of the West and Midwest Region of Nepal The programs contribute to SDGs and NHSP III NPR 260,000,000 (USD )

47 47 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Ipas Nepal Kupondole, Lalitpur Tel: / URL: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Mr. Dirgha Raj Shrestha 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Mr. Parash Phuyal < phuyalp@ipas.org> Women s Reproductive Health and Right/Safe Abortion 5 Program Components Planning (district & central level) Orientation, training and post training follow up Clinical mentoring Technical updates Logistic support Quality improvement Advocacy and communication- IEC/BCC Monitoring & evaluation 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health/Dept.of Health Services (MOH/DoHS) Family Health Division (FHD) National Health Training Center (NHTC) NHEICC Logistic Management Division (LMD) Management Division (MD) Social Welfare Council (SWC) District Development Committee (DDC) District Public Health Office (D/PHO) National Women Commission (NWC) 7 Donors Ipas HQ (USA) 8 Partnership (International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Research, Education & Community Health-Nepal Management Support Services (MASS) Family Planning Association of Nepal Panchthar, Ilam, Morang, Sunsari, Saptari, Siraha, Dhanusha, Rautahat, Sarlahi, Bara, Parsa, Makwanpur, Nawalparasi, Gorkha, Rupandehi, Kapilbastu, Palpa, Parbat, Myagdi, Syangja, Doti, Achham and Dadeldhura (all VDCs of the districts) Reduce MMR Decrease unsafe abortion Ensure women s reproductive health & right (SDG 5.7) NPR 2,00,076,272 (USD1,866,035)

48 48 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Jhpiego Corporation Oasis Building Patan Dhoka, Lalitpur info@jhpiego.org Tel: URL: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Chandra Rai, Country Director <Chandrai.Rai@jhpiego.org> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Chandra Rai Country Director <Chandrai.Rai@jhpiego.org> Maternal and newborn health Reproductive health (Obstetric Fistula, Cervical Cancer Screening and pelvic organ prolapse) Family Planning Health Response to Gender Based Violence Earthquake relief and response efforts 5 Program Components Institutionalization of a nationwide system to improve the quality of health service delivery. Strengthened capacity of health institutions and service providers to plan, implement and monitor high quality comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services. Strengthened national and sub-national health system capacity within the coordinated multi-sectoral response to gender-based violence. Restoring FP counseling and services for earthquakeaffected area. Re-establishing Quality Obstetric and Newborn Care Services in Earthquake-Affected District 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health Family Health Division Child Health Division National Training Health Center D(P)HO 7 Donors USAID UNFPA UN Foundation Anne E. Casey Foundation

49 49 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC/municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/ Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector No partnership (provides direct technical assistance to D(P)HO) Jhapa (41), Sunsari(1), Udaypur (10), Okhaldhunga (51), Sindhuli (52), Ramechhap (47), Dolakha (50), Kavre (80), Sindhupalchowk (70), Kathmandu (1), Nuwakot(62), Makwanpur (37), Dhading (47), Chitwan (16), Rasuwa (18), Gorkha (62), Kaski (34), Kapilvastu (59), Arghakhachi (36), Pyuthan (43), Dang (35), Rolpa (50), Rukum (41), Salyan (37), Banke (35), Jajarkot, (27) Jumla (27), Kalikot (30), Dailekh (51), Surkhet (43), Bardiya (23), Kailali (44), Achham (11), Baitadi (11), Bajhang (11) and Bajura (11) Work to provide technical assistance at district level and not directly work to cover the VDCs. All the program components are in tandem with the government priorities (strengthening capacity of health institutions and service; FP counseling and services and quality obstetric and newborn care services in Earthquake-Affected District) NPR 1,35,156,492 (USD 1,260,553)

50 50 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Karuna Foundation Nepal Karuna Foundation Nepal 294 Embassy Marg, Baluwatar, Kathmandu, Nepal Logo 2 Head of the Organization Mr. Deepak Raj Sapkota, Executive Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Mr. Ram Krishna Thapa (Assistant Manager) <ram.thapa@karunafoundation.com > Prevention of childhood disabilities (Maternal and child health strengthening) Rehabilitation of people with disabilities 5 Program Components Reconstruction and Repair of Health Facilities Prevention of Childhood disabilities Rehabilitation of People with Disabilities Health Awareness Program School Health Camps Maternal and Child health strengthening through mobile technology 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH) Health Facility Management and Operation Committee (HFOMC) District (Public)Health Office (D(P)HO) 7 Donors UBS (United Bank of Switzerland) True Blue Medic Mobile Karuna Foundation Netherlands ReachOut2 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector NA Rasuwa (16 VDCs), Ilam (27 VDCs) and Sunsari (3 VDCs) SDG #3 :Good health and well being NPR 6,69,33,280 (USD 624,261)

51 51 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Kidasha Country Office Address: 1, Indrapuri Marg, PO Box No. 399 Nagdhunga, Pokhara-8, Kaski Tel: & kidasha@kidasha.org Website: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Jeremy Southon,Country Representative <jeremy@kidasha.uk> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Hitman Gurung, Programme Support Manager <hitman@kidasha.org> Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Adolescent Health and Wellbeing Positive Parenting (including nutrition) 5 Program Components Health system strengthening supporting new government urban primary care and MCH services and systems in Pokhara municipality Strengthening and facilitation of Government / NGO health workers and local government volunteers (FCHVs) primary health care and adolescent health Capacity building and facilitation of Health Facility Management Committees (HFOMCs) Building community assets for improved health and well-being working with Mothers group and Women s groups; social and religious leaders Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health access to healthcare and reliable information for the most excluded; transformative support for improved acceptability of mainstream services; additional focus on married adolescent girls by strengthening peer support networks and life skills for increased reproductive health choices; cross-gender approaches with young marrieds (m/f) for reduced sexual violence within relationships Parenting capacity-building and early-life child health for families under chronic stress Intergenerational approaches to improved child health and nutrition practices with mothers and mother-in-laws

52 52 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination DPHOs Rural health posts/birthing centers and urban health clinics 7 Donors Big Lottery Fund (UK) Private Donors Own Funding 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector NAMUNA Integrated Development Council, Rupandehi Child Welfare Scheme Nepal, Kaski Kaski two Municipalities and three VDCs Rupandehi two Municipalities Urban Adolescent Health and Wellbeing (Kaski) Urban Adolescent Health and Wellbeing (Rupandehi) Asha Health Care / Urban Primary Health Care project NPR 21,248,109 (USD 198,173 )

53 53 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Logo Marie Stopes International (Implementing Partner Sunaulo Parivaar Nepal) Baluwatar, Kathmandu (close to Chinese Embassy) Website: Tel: Head of the Organization Ms. Sophie Hodder, Country Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Mr. KP Upadhyay, Senior Advisor Policy and External Relations <kp.upadhyay@mariestopes.org.np> Ms. Suveckshya Shah, Advocacy Officer <suveckshya. shah@mariestopes.org.np> Marie Stopes centers: FP/RH service centers Outreach Voluntary Surgical Contraception Services Outreach Long Acting Reversible Contraceptive Services Contraceptive Social Marketing Reproductive Health Training Centre Youth Friendly Service Centers Public Sector Strengthening Toll-free helpline number with trained ANM counselors 5 Program Components Full range of family planning services Safe Abortion Services Ante-natal and post-natal checkups Immunization (TT, BCG, DPT, Polio and Measles) General health checkups Diagnosis and treatment of RTI and STI 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health Family Health Division National Health Training Center National Health Research Center National Health Education Information Communication Center Regional Health Directorate DHO /DPHO 7 Donors Private Foundation in the USA Australian Aid USAID Norad DANIDA

54 54 8 Partnership (International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District, VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Sunaulo Parivar Nepal Through centers and outreach camps in following districts: Arghakhachi, Mahottari, Rupandehi, Dadeldhura, Tanahu, Gorkha, Gulmi, Dhankuta, Sunsari, Dhanusha, Jumla, Parbat, Kaski, Kathmandu, Pyuthan, Lalitpur, Surkhet, Makwanpur, Kapilvastu, Dang, Kailali, Kavre, Nawalparasi, Morang, Parsa, Jhapa, Ilam, Banke, Siraha, Sarlahi, Chitwan, Nuwakot, Myagdi, Darchula, Rautahat, Dhading, Syanjha and Sankhuwasaba Sexual reproductive Health NPR 494,819,442 (USD 4,614,992)

55 55 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Medical Teams International Bhaisepati, Lalitpur Tel: Website: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Anders Norcutt <anorcutt@medicalteams.org> (County Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Bimal Bist <bbist@medicalteams.org> (National Program Manager Emergency Medical Services (EMS) 5 Program Components EMS System & Infrastructure Development Training of Responders Establishing Dispatch Center & #102 Preventative Emergency Maternal & Child Health 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health(MoH) District Health Office(DHO) 7 Donors Private 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/district level NGOs) Nepal Ambulance Service Shanti Nepal 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) Dhading District (all VDCs) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Disaster Risk Reduction SDG #1,3,5,9 and 10 All the nine goals of NHSPIII (NHSS) NPR 36,750,000 (USD 342,753)

56 56 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Medecins Du Monde France Kupondole Height,Lalitpur Tel: URL : Logo 2 Head of the Organization Simon Castro Wooldridge, General Coordinator <genco.nepal@medecinsdumonde.net> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Sita Ram Wagle ;Program Coordinator <comco.mdmnepal@gmail.com> Primary Health Care 5 Program Components Sexual and Reproductive Health Gender Based Violence Mental Health Microfinance 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health 7 Donors MDM core fund Big Lottery Fund 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Community Development and Environment Conservation Forum Sindhupalchowk (23 VDCs ) This program supports NHSP III strategic priorities: Equity in Health Systems, Quality Health Services for All, Health Systems Reform and Multi-sector Collaboration. NPR 1,30,000,000 (USD )

57 57 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Mennonite Central Committee Nepal Ekata tole, Ekantakuna Lalitpur Tel: Website: mcc.org Logo 2 Head of the Organization Leah Reesor-Keller (Country Representative) 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Juliana Yonjon (Program Coordinator) <julianayonzon@mcc.org> HIV & AIDS Community Health Mental Health 5 Program Components Awareness raising, care and support for HIV &AIDS infected and affected Community led total sanitation & health campaign, child growth monitoring Mental health care, rescue and rehabilitation through transit home 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH) District Public Health Office (D(P)HO) 7 Donors Mennonite Central Committee (US/Canada) 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District, VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Sakriya Sewa Samaj Sansthagat Bikash Sanjal Shanti Nepal KOSHISH-Mental Health Self Help Organization Lalitpur (Mental Health), Palpa, Arghakhanchi, Kapilbastu, Surkhet, Kailali, Achham and Makwanpur (HIV&AIDS) Dhading (Community Health) All projects contribute to SDGs and NHSP III NPR 12,772,000 (USD 119,119)

58 58 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Nepal Youth Foundation Bhanimandal, Ekantakuna, Lalitpur Tel: , Fax: info@ Website: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Som Paneru, President <som@nepalyouthfoundation.org> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Sunita Rimal,Health and Nutrition (Malnutrition Prevention and Treatment Program) <sunita@nepalyouthfoundation.org.np> Malnutrition prevention and treatment Treatment and care for children with HIV/&AIDS Psychological care for children and youth 5 Program Components Restore health of malnourished children and provide nutrition and health education for mothers/ caretakers Community Nutrition Camps Diet Management Training Improving Nutrition and Health of Children in Child Care Homes under CCWB Health care services for children and education for mothers on caring for their infected children Psychological support Psychological counseling and therapy for children and youth Training for adults on psychological issues 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Child Health Division, Nutrition Section, Department of Health Services(CHD/DoHS) Central Child Welfare Board Referral Hospitals District Public Health Offices(D(P)HO) 7 Donors Nepal Youth Foundation USA

59 59 8 Partners Kathmandu valley- Nepal Youth Foundation-Nepal (NYF- Nepal)** Bhadrapur- Nepal Community Development Center (NCDC)* Biratnagar-Friends of Needy Children (FNC)* Rajbiraj Women Environment& Rural Development Organization (WERDO)* Janakpur- Community Family Welfare Association (CFWA)* Birgunj Bidharthy Jagaran Munch (BIJAM)* Bharatpur Diyalo Pariwar* Pokhara Good Neighbours Service Association (GONESA)* Nepalgunj Saathi* Surkhet Rural Women Development & Unity Center (RUWDUC)* Dhangadi - Rural Women Development & Unity Center (RUWDUC)* Kanchanpur - Rural Women Development & Unity Center (RUWDUC)* Baglung Chartara Yuwa Club (CYC)** Dang Nepal Youth Foundation-Nepal (NYF-Nepal)** Butwal Lumbini Zonal Hospital** Dailekh Dailekh District Hospital** Note: *Handed over to the hospital, ** managing by the partner 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Nutrition Rehabilitation Homes Kathmandu valley(sunakothi, Ekantakuna and Thasikhel, Lalitpur) Jhapa (Bhadrapur), Biratnagar(Morang), Saptari(Rajbiraj), Dhanusha(Janakpur),Parsa(Birgunj), Chitwan(Bharatpur), Ramghat, Kaski (Pokhara), Banke(Nepalgunj ), Surkhet, Kailali (Dhangadi), Kanchanpur, Baglung,Dang(Ghorahi) Rupandehi (Butwal), Dailekh. Community Awareness Camp: Lalitpur: Tikabhairab, Sunakothi,Bhaisepati Sindhupalchowk: Ichok Chitwan : Shaktikhor and Siddhi Kathmandu : Kirtipur Nuwakot: Kagatigaon Dhading- Nilkantha municipality Malnutrition Prevention and Treatment Program: SDG 2 and SDG 3, NHSP III HIV/AIDS program for children: SDG 3, NHSP III Psychological care for children and youth: SDG 3, NHSP III NPR 3,84,10,243(USD 358,237)

60 60 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR) Kupondole, Jwagal 10, Parklane 14 Lalitpur, Nepal Tel: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Dr. K P Dhakal, Country Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Himalaya Sigdel, Deputy Director Program Management<Himalaya.sigdel@yahoo.com> Disease Control 5 Program Components Leprosy Disease Control 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health, Leprosy control Division, Ministry of Women, Children & Social Welfare Ministry of Local Development 7 Donors Netherlands Leprosy Relief Novartis foundation, 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Nepal National Social Welfare Association (NNSWA), Kanchanpur National Federation of Disabled Nepal (NFDN), Kathmandu Nepal Leprosy Fellowship (NLF), Sunsari Integrated Rural Development Centre (IRDC) Gorkha District wide approach Taplejung, Panchthar, Ilam, Jhapa, Morang, Sunsari, Dhankuta, Terhathum, Sankhuwasava, Bhojpur, Solukhumbu, Okhaldhunga, Khotang, Udaypur, Saptari, Siraha, Bajura, Bajhang, Achham, Doti, Kailali, Kanchanpur, Dadeldhura, Baitadi, Darchula, Parsa and Gorkha (8 VDCs) Achieve the SDG target of elimination of NTDs by 2030 Disability inclusive health services NPR 26,318,415 (USD 245,461)

61 61 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Nick Simons Foundation International Sanepa Ward No. 2, Lalitpur. Website: Tel: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Patricia Weisenfeld, Country Representative 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Dr. Anil B Shrestha <anilsh@nsi.edu.np> Training Advocacy District Hospital Support 5 Program Components Training- SBA, ASBA, Mid-level practicum, Anesthesia Assistant, OT Technique Management, Bio -Medical Equipment technician and other short course, CTS, ALSO, BLS Advocacy Annual Rural healthcare Worker Conference, BI- Annual Newsletter, Radio Program, Research, District hospital Support- Rural Staff Support Program (RSSP)-Skill mix HR support, Quarter support, In-service training and CME, equipment, communication support. Hospital Management Strengthening Program (HMSP)- workshop and follow-up for implementation of GON Minimum service Standard of District Hospitals, Hospital Support Grant Scholarship- Annual Scholarship in MDGP program, MD Anesthesia and Anesthesia Assistant. 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH) Dept. of Health Services (DoHS) Nepal Health Training Center (NHTC) Management Division (MD) Logistic Management Division (LMD) Family Health Division (FHD) 7 Donors Private, Family 8 NGO Partners Nick Simons Institute 9 Geographical Coverage (District and VDC coverage) All 75 districts

62 62 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector SDG #3 Good Health and Well being NHSP III Outcome 1- Rebuilt and strengthened health systems: Infrastructure, HRH management, procurement and supply chain management (Output 1a.3.5; Output 1a.3.7; Output 1b.1.2; Output 1b1.3; Output 1b1.4; Output 1b1.5; Output 1b1.6; Output 1b.2.4; Output 1b.2.5 Output 1b.2.6; Output 1b.2.7) Outcome 2- Improve quality of care at point of delivery (Output 2.1.2;Output 2.1.4;Output 2.1.5; Output 2.3.1) Outcome 3- Equitable distribution and utilization of health services (Output 3.1.6; Output ; Output 3.1.9) Outcome 5 Improve Sector Management and Governance (Output 5.5.1; Output 5.5.8) Outcome 9- Improve availability and use of evidence in decision making (Output 9.1.8; Output 9.2.1; Output 9.3.2; Output ; Output 9.3.4) NPR 364,480,000 (3.4 million USD)

63 63 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone One Heart World-Wide Nepal House No. 496, Dhara Marg, Ward No. 4 Maharajgunj, Kathmandu, Nepal Phone: / Website: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Dr. Nastu Sharma PhD Country Representative <nsharma@ oneheartworld-wide.org> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Mr. Hari Koirala, Senior Program Manager <hari@ oneheartworld-wide.org>ms. Babita Bindu, Sr. Program Officer < babita@oneheartworld-wide.org> Maternal, Newborn and Child Health 5 Program Components Delivery of integrated MNCH services Capacity building of MNCH service providers Advocacy and community awareness Evidence based interventions for MNCH services Monitoring and Evaluation 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Government of Nepal, Ministry of Health (MoH) and concerned divisions and centers under MoH District Health Offices District Development Committees Social Welfare Council Nepal 7 Donors One Heart World Wide USA 8 Partnership(International NGOs, National NGOs, Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector None District wide approach-dolpa, Dhading, Bhojpur Sindhupalchowk, Baglung, Khotang, Taplejung, Terhathum and Panchthar It contributes to achieve two targets under goal 3 of SDGs, directly related to maternal and child health The program activities are aligned with the NHSPIII goal to improve maternal, neonatal and child health status by averting preventable deaths. MNCH is the priority program of Nepal Government. NPR 78,986,776 (USD 736,679)

64 64 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Plan International Nepal Country Office Maitri Marga, Bakhundole Lalitpur, Sub-Metropolitan City, Ward no.3 Tel: , Mob: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Sven Coppens, Country Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ Sher Bahadur Rana, Country Health Coordinator <Sherbahadur.rana@plan-international.org> (health component) Nabin Pradhan, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Coordinator <Nabin.Pradhan@plan-international.org> (WASH component) 4 Major Health Program Strengthening birthing centers Awareness raising in maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH) n the disadvantage community Community based integrated management of childhood illness (CB-IMNCI) Childhood disability services (children with physical disability) Emergency medical and surgical treatment so sponsored children their siblings. Community and school based Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) 5 Program Components Maternal, newborn, child health-strengthening birthing centers; Awareness raising; CB-IMNCI childhood disability services Community based small scale water supply infrastructures and management, Sanitation (open defecation free ODF) through community led total sanitation (CLTS) approach, total sanitation and Hygiene promotion(contributing to health outcomes) School WASH promotion

65 65 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH) Ministry of Water Supply and Sanitation Department of Health Services (DoHS) Family Health Division (FHD) and Child Health Division (CHD) Department of Water Supply and Sewerage Region/District/VDC based WASH Coordination Committees District Health/Public Health Office (DPHO) Health Facility Health Facility Management and Operation Committee (HFOMC) District/VDC level WASH Coordination Committees(DWASHCC/VWASHCC) 7 Donors Plan international s regular (sponsorship) budget, USAID, Plan International USA, Plan International UK, Plan International Japan, Plan International Netherlands, Plan International Germany, OFDA, UNFPA, UNICEF, DFAT, DEC 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Health: GERUWA, COSAN, HANDS Nepal, HRDC, NFDN WASH: GERUWA, VWCC, NEWAH, RADO Nepal, CSDC, FEDWASUN Morang, Sunsari, Sindhuli, Rautahat, Makwanpur, Banke, Bardiya, Sankhuwasaba, Dhankuta, Saptari, Siraha, Dhanusha, Mahottari, Sarlahi, Bara, Parsa, Nawalparasi, Rupandehi, Baglung, Parbat, Myagdi, Dolpa, Darchula, Dadeldhura, Baitadi, Bajhang, Bajura, Achham, Doti, Dailekh, Jajarkot, Pyuthan, Rolpa, Rukum, Salyan, Surkhet (Total: 581 VDCs) CB-IMNCI Community led total sanitation, water supply infrastructures, water service management, school WASH promotion, hygiene promotion Promoting Agriculture Health and Alternative Livelihood(PAHAL) Pregnant Women Group (PWG) Project Strengthening antenatal care using portable ultrasonogram (USG) in rural settings Health Programme: NPR 72,437,969 WASH Programme: NPR 55,943,310 Total programme budget: NPR 128,381,279 (USD 1,197,363)

66 66 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Population Services International/Nepal Krishna Galli, Pulchowk, Lalitpur GPO Box: Tel: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Ms. Natacha Bobin, Country Representative 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Ms. Natacha Bobin, Country Representative <nbobin@psi.org> Family Planning Adolescent and Sexual Reproductive Health WASH 5 Program Components Increasing the availability and use of modern long term family planning contraceptive methods through Public/ Private partnership (Social Marketing) Safe medication abortion services (SAS centre) Promoting Menstrual Health and Hygiene of adolescent girls. Behavior change communication on WASH in public sector 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration &Coordination Ministry of Health, Dept. of Health Services (DoHS) Family Health Division (FHD) National Health Education Information Communication Centre (NHEICC) National Health Training Centre (NHTC) Department of Drug Administration (DDA) Regional/District Public Health Offices Regional Health Training Center (RHTC) 7 Donors Large Anonymous Donor, USA USAID Maverick Collective, USA

67 67 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector GERUWA (Banke, Bardiya, Kailali, Kanchanpur, Dang) KIDS (Kapilbastu, Rupandehi, Nawalparasi, Tanahu, Kaski) Green Tara Nepal (Makwanpur, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Kathmandu, Kavre, Chitwan) Aasaman Nepal (Dhanusha, Mahottari, Bara, Parsa, Sarlahi, Rautahat) SEFI Nepal (Jhapa, Morang, Ilam, Sunsari) HURUNDEC (Udaypur, Sindhuli) Save the Earth Nepal (Siraha, Saptari) Bajhang(15 VDCs), Baitadi(23 VDCs), Dailekh(15 VDCs), Kailali(10 VDCs), Kanchanpur(10 VDCs), Jajarkot(all VDCs), Kalikot(all VDCs), Banke(6 VDCs), Bardiya(6 VDCs), Salyan(all VDCs), Rukum(all VDCs), Dolpa(all VDCs), Dang(9 VDCs), Kapilvastu(9 VDCs), Rupandehi(8 VDCs), Gulmi(5 VDCs), Nawalparasi(8 VDCs), Tanahu(7 VDCs), Lamjung(15 VDCs), Kaski(4 VDCs), Makwanpur(6 VDCs), Dhading(15 VDCs), Ramechhap(15 VDCs), Lalitpur(7 VDCs), Bhaktapur( 4 municipalities), Kathmandu(8 Municipalities), Kavre(6 VDCs), Chitwan(8 VDCs), Dhanusha(7 VDCs), Mahottari(7 VDCs), Bara(8 VDCs), Parsa(7 VDCs), Sarlahi(10 VDCs), Rautahat(9 VDCs), Morang(8 VDCs), Sunsari(10 VDCs), Udaypur(4 VDCs), Sindhuli(7 VDCs), Okhaldhunga (15 VDCs), Solukhumbu (12 VDCs), Siraha(6 VDCs), Saptari(7 VDCs), Jhapa(3 VDCs), and Ilam (5 VDCs) Increase Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (modern methods) Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Promotion of Healthy behavior and practices (WASH) NPR 35,70,00,000 (USD 3.57million)

68 68 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Save the Children International Save the Children Nepal Country Office Airport Gate, Shambhu Marga Kathmandu, Nepal Office Tel: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Delailah (Lala) Borja 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Deepak Paudel,Director Health, Nutrition & HIV AIDS <deepak.paudel@savethechildren.org> Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn & Child Health and Nutrition Health System Strengthening HIV and AIDS TB Malaria 5 Program Components Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Community Based Newborn Care Program Integrated Management of Childhood Illness Strengthening/upgrading Birthing Centers renovation, construction, medical equipment and essential supplies support Skill Birth Attendant Training Family Planning Research and Training School Health and Nutrition Program Integrated Nutrition Program Infant and Young Child Feeding Community Based Growth Monitoring Scaling Up Nutrition to support in Multi-Sector Nutrition Plan H&N Earthquake Response program including construction of health facilities HIV and AIDS screening and Treatment Malaria surveillance and treatment TB screening, surveillance and treatment 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health (MoH), Dept.of Health Services (DoHS ) District (Public) Health Office (D(P)HO) Health Facilities (HFs) Health Facility Management and Operation Committee(HFOMC)

69 69 7 Donors USAID Global Fund Save the Children Norway MERCK Save the Children, US 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector partners all over Nepal 75 districts with TB program 45 Districts as for ART sites (SRs) 15 Districts in other Projects including regular, SABAL and EQ response districts Reaching the Unreached through different innovative interventions as highlighted in the national strategies and NHSP III Capacity building and system strengthening in SBA, and Safe Motherhood Newborn Health through SNL HIV and AIDS and TB NPR 321,660,000 (USD 3 million)

70 70 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone Stichting Veldwerk Aasahi Homes Complex, 5 th floor, Jyatha GPO Box 8974, CPC 452, Kathmandu Logo 2 Head of the Organization Mrs. Maya Greet Verbist, Country Representative <maya@stichtingveldwerk.nl> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Santosh Basyal, Programme manager <santoshb.svn@gmail.com> Family planning Child health service 5 Program Components Health care centers 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination District Health Office(DHO) Health Post 7 Donors SVN 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Siddha Samaj Sewa Nepal (SSN) Dhading District(2 VDCs- Nalang and Salang) SDG 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4,3.7, 3.8 Providing free, basic health services in 5 communities of Nalang & Salang VDCs Family planning NPR 2,504,324 (USD 23,356)

71 71 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Terre des hommes (Tdh) Foundation Nepal Bluebird Complex Tripureshwor,Kathmandu,Nepal P.O.Box:2430 Tel: URL: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Dr. Sebastian Zug, Country Representative 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Mr. Prakash Bohara, Health Programmes Coordinator <Prakash.bohara.tdh@gmail.com> Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition (MCHN) Adolescents Health 5 Program Components Capacity development of Government health workers/ health facilities and community Construction of prefab/ Permanent health posts buildings in earthquake affected areas Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services in schools and health care facilities Medical equipment and essential supplies Adolescents Sexual and Reproductive Health Community Empowerment: MCH funds, advocacy and health promotion activities; promotion of IYCF, growth monitoring and referral to Nutrition Rehabilitation Homes 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) Ministry of Health (MoH) Family Health Division (FHD) National Health Training Centre (NHTC) Child Health Division (CHD) Management Division (MD), Logistic Management Division (LMD) Department of Water Supply and Sewerage (DWSS) District (P) Health Offices 7 Donors Comic Relief-UK Tdh-Netherland Swiss Solidarity Swiss WASH Consortium and own funding

72 72 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Nepal Red Cross Society, Salyan The Himalayan Innovative Society (THIS), Humla Urban Environment and Management Society (UEMS), Lalitpur Karnali Integrated Rural Development and Research Centre (KIRDARC) Humla (3 VDCs) Salyan (6 VDCs) Lalitpur (brick-kilns) Jharuwarashi and Badikhel (Ward # 8 of Godavari and ward #1,2,3 of Bajra Barahi municipality) Kavrepalanchowk 19 VDCs (all 17 VDCs in Koshi pari) Rehabilitating Community Health and Protection Services following the 2015 Earthquake Protection of Children in Dangerous and Exploitative Child Labor Mala IV: Integrated Child Protection Programme NPR 58,327,976 (USD 544,002)

73 73 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL The Leprosy Mission Nepal (TLMN) Country Office: Kanchan Marg, Dholahity, Lalitpur Tel: Anandaban Hospital: Tikabhairab, Lele, Lalitpur Tel: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Shovakhar Kandel (Country Director) <shovakhark@tlmnepal.org> 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Dr Indra Napit (Medical Director, TLMN Anandaban Hospital) <indran@tlmnepal.org> Leprosy Disability Community Health Disaster Response Health services support (health system strengthening and capacity building) Health camps 5 Program Components Treatment, care and rehabilitation Awareness raising Capacity building of Government health systems 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Ministry of Health Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare Social Welfare Council Leprosy Control Division (DRFU) District Health (Public) Health Office (D(P)HO) Health Facilities 7 Donors TLM Fellowship Christian Blind Mission (CBM) Kirby Laing Swiss Lotteriefund Side by Side Trust USAID ASHA Jersey Overseas Aid Commission (JOAC), England Guernsey Overseas Aid Commission (GOAC), England Australian Christian Churches International Relief International Health Providers (IHP) Evangelical Broadcasting Company of the Netherlands EO Metterdaad Promise Nepal Emmanuel Hospital Association (EHA) India

74 74 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector International Nepal Fellowship (INF) Nepal Leprosy Trust (NLT) Netherlands Leprosy Relief (NLR) Christian Blind Mission (CBM) Partnership for New Life (PNL) (International Association for Integration, Dignity and Economic Advancement) IDEA Nepal Leprosy patients from all over Nepal treated at Anandaban Hospital, Tikabhairab, Lele and Anandaban Hospital Patan Clinic, Satdobato, Lalitpur district as well as in satellite clinics. Leprosy and disability trainings provided throughout Nepal. Injury Management and disability prevention (CBM) Capacity building of Government health facilities NPR 134,217,088 (USD 1,251,791)

75 75 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL United Mission to Nepal (UMN) Post Box No; 126, Thapathali Kathmandu, Nepal Tel: , Fax: URL: umn.org.np Logo 2 Head of the Organization Mr. Joel Hafvenstein, Executive Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Mr. Tara Nath Acharya, Health Team Leader <taranath.acharya@umn.org.np> Community health Mental Health Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Child to Child health program. 5 Program Components Maternal and child health including family planning Child nutrition HIV and AIDS prevention, care and support Water sanitation and hygiene promotion Community based Mental Health Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Water Sanitation and Hygiene Child led sanitation and hygiene promotion Health services strengthening Health services expansion and quality improvement 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Family Health Division, DoHS Child Health Division, DoHS Management Division, DoHS National Center for AIDS and STD control (NCASC) National Health Training center (NHTC) National Health Education Information and Communication Center (NHEICC) District Public/Health Offices District Development Committee (DDC) District Women and Children Office (WCO)

76 76 7 Donors Trans Aid International (TAI), Australia Himalpartner, Norway Gossner Mission, Germany PMU, Sweden 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) District Development Committee (DDC), Morang Sundar Samaj Nirman Samuha (SSNS), Sunsari Nava Jeevan Service Society (NJSS), Itahari, Sunsari Committed Society for Change (COSOC) Nepal, Dhading Chandrajyoti Integrated Rural Development Society (CIRDS), Dhading Jagatjyoti Community Development Society (JCDS), Dhading Sunawal Community Development Center (SCDC), Sunuwal, Nawalparasi Sakar Samuha Nepal (SSN), Bhairahawa, Rupandehi Lumbini Christian Society (LCS), Butwal, Rupandehi Sungabha Community Development Center (SCDC), Rudrapur, Rupandehi Kapilvastu Institutional Development Center (KIDC), Kapilvastu Nepal Public Awaking Fourm (N-PAF), Rukum Christian Society Development Center (CSDC), Rukum Gramin Samudayik Sanstha (GSS), Mugu Rinmokshya Samaj Sudhar Kendra (RSSK), Mugu Pragatishil Yuba Samaj (PYS), Bajhang Center for Equal Access and Development (CEAD) Nepal, Doti 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Sunsari (3VDCs), Morang (25 VDCs), Dhading (9 VDCs), Nawalparasi (1 municipality), Rupandehi (4 VDCs), Kapilvastu (2 VDCs), Rukum (9 VDCs,1 municipality), Mugu (12 VDCs), Doti (14 VDCs and 1 municipality ) and Bajhang (19VDCs and one municipality) Community Health (Universal Health Coverage- Nepal Health Sector Strategy and NHSP-II) Mental Health (Integration of mental health in primary health care system-universal Health Coverage- Nepal Health Sector Strategy , NHSP-II and National action plan for NCD 2014) Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (Universal RH coverage-nhsp-iii) Child to Child health program (GoN, Sanitation and Hygiene Master Plan ) NPR. 53,129,186(USD 495,515)

77 77 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Voluntary Service Overseas 2/128 Doka Dol, Sanepa, Lalitpur, P.O. Box 207 Tel: Fax: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Kim West, Country Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Aditi Dahal, Project Coordinator <aditi.dahal@vsoint.org> Maternal Neonatal and Child Health Adolescent and Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health 5 Program Components Service Delivery in the health care facility in earthquake affected districts (Obstetrician, Pediatrics, Clinical and Pubic health nurse). Capacity building of the local health care providers on MNCH Continuing Medical education (CME), NICU through the utilization of local resources Establishment of Comprehensive Emergency Obstetrics and Neonatal Care Centre at Primary Health Care Centre AYSRH education in schools and community Prevention on Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), gender and gender based violence, contraception, safe abortion, menstruation hygienic management (MHM) and community advocacy. 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination District Health Offices District Education Offices 7 Donors VSO Core and Emergency Fund 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS) Nepal Fertility Care Centre (NFCC) Bhim Pokhara Youth Club (BYC) Surkhet (12 VDCs- School and Community), Dhading (5 VDCs and Community), Nuwakot, Ramechhap and Baglung 5 (VDCs)

78 78 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Sustainable Development Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all at all ages (3.7) Supporting NHSP III Outcome 3: Equitable utilization of health care services NPR 71,088,655 (511,135 GBP 3 ;USD 663,016)

79 79 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL WaterAid Nepal JM Road 10, Pabitra Tole Nakkhipot -14, Lalitpur Nepal Tel: / / / Logo 2 Head of the Organization Tripti Rai, Country Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Upama Adhikari, Health and Advocacy Officer <upamaadhikaritamang@wateraid.org> Water, Sanitation and Hygiene contributing to better health outcomes 5 Program Components Integration of Hygiene Promotion through Routine Immunization Program Advocacy program on WASH in Health care facilities Menstrual Hygiene Management Communicable Diseases (Diarrhea) prevention activities 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Child Health Division Family Health Division National Health Education Information and Communication Center 7 Donors Water AID UK sources 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) Backward Society Education (BASE) Center for Integrated Urban Development (CIUD) Environment and Public Health Organization (ENPHO) Karnali Integrated Rural Development and Research Center(KIRDARC) Lumanti Support Group for Shelter (LUMANTI) Nepal Water for Health (NEWAH) Feminist dalit Organization (FEDO) Federation of Drinking Water & Sanitation Users, Nepal (FEDWASUN) Urban Environment Management Society (UEMS) National MHM Partner- Nepal Fertility Care Center

80 80 9 Geographical Coverage (District, VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Bardiya- whole district, Bhaktapur- 3 Municipalities, Gorkha- 4 VDCs, Illam-6 VDCs, 3 Municipality, Jajarkot- whole district, Jumla- 3 VDCs, Kailali- 3 VDCs, Kapilvastu- 3 VDCs and & 1 Municipality, Kavre- 11 VDCs, Khotang-11 VDCs, Lalitpur- 1 Municipality, Makwanpur- 3 VDCs, Morang- 1 VDC, Myagdiwhole district, Nawalparasi- whole district, Sarlahi- 21 VDCs, Sindhuli-7 VDCs & 1 Municipality, Siraha-15 VDCs & 4 Municipalities, Sunsari- 1 Municipality, Udaypur- 9 VDCs, 2 Municipalities. Integration of Hygiene Promotion through Routine Immunization Program, Advocacy program on WASH in Health care facilities Communicable Diseases (Diarrhea) prevention activities Menstrual Hygiene Management- Adolescent and Reproductive Health NPR 3,70,00,000 (USD 345,084)

81 81 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Welthungerhilfe Address: Bakhundole, Lalitpur Tel: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Ms. Asja Hanano,Country Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Ms. Seema Luitel, Programme Manager Right to Food and Empowerment <Seema.Luitel@welthungerhilfe.de> Nutrition interventions with focus on women and children under five Hygiene promotion/wash at community level and schools Capacity building of community-based organizations and primary healthcare providers on nutrition 5 Program Components Growth Monitoring and nutrition awareness creation Nutrition Education Rehabilitation Programme (NERP) for Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) children (15-day programme with locally available food, screening, focus on feeding practices, nutrition/ WASH promotion) Support implementation multi-sectorial nutrition plan/ GoN MSNP Coordination with Civil Society Alliance for Nutrition Nepal Promotion of kitchen garden for diet diversity on HH level Strengthening community based institutions to address rights and ensure accessibility of entitlements in Mother and Child Health and Nutrition and Child Protection Capacity building for healthcare providers (FCHVs) 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination National Planning Commission Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare(MoWCSW) Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development (MoFALD) Ministry of Agriculture Development (MoAD) Ministry of Health (MoH) Kathmandu Metropolitan City 7 Donors German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation Development (BMZ) Viva con Aqua

82 82 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Rural Reconstruction Nepal Aasaman Nepal Clean Energy Nepal/CEN Kathmandu (ward 10 and 34) ; Ramechhap (3VDCs); Morang(2VDCs); Chitwan (4VDCs); Salyan (8 VDCs) Fight Hunger First Initiative in Nepal, Primary Education, Health and Nutrition Improving the Livelihoods of Marginalized Groups in Salyan District NPR 72,582,000 ( Euro. 600,000 4 ; USD 676,944)

83 83 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL Logo World Neighbors 62 Docha Marga, Baluwatar, Kathmandu, Nepal P.O.Box 916, Kathmandu, Nepal Tel: URL : 2 Head of the Organization Ms. Srijana Karki Regional Director for South Asia 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Ms. Sunaina Sharma - Monitoring & Evaluation Associate <ssharma@wn.org> Community and Reproductive Health (C&RH) 5 Program Components Awareness Immunization Personal Hygiene and Sanitation Communicable Diseases Nutrition Drinking water schemes Community Waste Management Installation of Smokeless stove Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Family Planning Health Camp 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination District (Public) Health Office (D/(P)HO) Health Post/ Heath Service Center (VDC Level) Other collaborative organizations ( through implementing partners) Family Planning Association Nepal (FPAN), Banepa Community Based Organizations (Samaj Sewa Samiti, Tuki Association, Sunkoshi Suaahara and Sindhu Development Center) National Community Health Clinic Global Hospital, Gwarko B.P. Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital,Chitwan Sunaulo Bhabishya Nepal (SBN) 7 Donors World Neighbors, Oklahoma, USA

84 84 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Boudha Bahuni Pati Pariwar (BBP Pariwar) Women Group Coordination Committee (WGCC) Kavre/Sindhupalchowk (5 VDCs) Chitwan/Tanahu (3 VDCs) Aligned with SDGs, NHSPIII and government priorities on reproductive health NPR 32,10,000 (USD 30,000)

85 85 1 Name of Organization Address/ Telephone/URL World Vision International Nepal 5 th Floor, Karmachari Sanchaya Kosh Building Lagankhel, Lalitpur, Nepal GPO Bx 21969, Kathmandu Nepal Tel : / Fax No : info_nepal@wvi.org;url: Logo 2 Head of the Organization Liz Satow, National Director 3 Contact Person for Health Program/ 4 Major Health Program Focus Ms. Manu Panthi, Health and Nutrition Advisor <manu_panthi@wvi.org> Maternal Child Health and Nutrition (MCHN) Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) 5 Program Components Maternal, Infant and Young Child Nutrition Health Service Strengthening Childhood illness prevention and management Growth Monitoring Promotion Positive Deviance-Hearth 6 Government partners/line Ministries/Departments working in collaboration & Coordination Department of Health Services District Public Health Offices Local health institutions VDC line agencies Partnership with communities, local government and local NGOs 7 Donors Child Sponsorship and Private Non Sponsorship 8 Partnership(International NGOs,National NGOs,Local/ district level NGOs) 9 Geographical Coverage (District,VDC /municipality coverage) Human Rights and Environment Development Center (HURENDEC)- Udaypur Access and creation Nepal (WAC-Nepal)- Accham Village Women Conscious Center (VWCC)- Sindhuli Center For Equal Access Development (CEAD)- Doti Disable Protection Society (DPS)- Lamjung Ekta Samaj Shreepur- Kailali Welfare Association for children Tikapur(WACT)-Kailali Terai Development Forum- Rupandehi Accham(15 VDCs), Doti(14 VDCs), Kailali(12 VDCs,1 Municipality), Sindhuli(8 VDCs), Udaypur (13 VDCs), Rupandehi (6 VDCs and 1 Municipality), Lamjung(9 VDCs)

86 86 10 Health Programs/Projects supporting SDGs and NHSP III(NHSS) or any other Government priorities 11 Total Budget for Health Sector Maternal Child Health and Nutrition NPR 102,380,518 (USD 954,864)

87 87