USAID Project for scaling up the delivery of ITM
in Tanzania through facilitation of ITM delivery
value chain
Henry Kiara
Inception Meeting
Bagamoyo, Tanzania: 29th September 2015

Workplans
1. Consultation with Stakeholders
• Consultations with GALVmed, DVS, some AH actors
• Inception meeting to get consensus on workplans
• Synthesis of current status of ITM
• Report on prediction of potential ITM areas and views
form stakeholders

Worklans
2. Expanding the distribution reach of the vaccine
• Engagement with existing distributors
• Identify constraints and opportunities
• Establish linkages with institutions that can address them
• Extension of vaccination into new areas
• Id new areas
• Select new distributors
• Support for new distributors-demonstrations,awareness
• Training of new actors-vaccinators, distributors, DMHs
• Engagement with stakeholders on innovative training-curriculum
dev. central training entity, oversight, certification
• ID training needs-technical and business, approval by relevant
authorities

Worklans
3. Sensitization and awareness creation
• Review current approaches
• Stakeholder consultation on development of new
approaches targeting different actors
• Design dissemination methods for different group

Worklans
4. Improve vaccine delivery
• Actor mapping in current and new ITM areas
• Explore potential opportunities for new actors in vaccine
delivery
• Establish vaccinator to Business linkages with a variety of
institutions-POs, CBOs, Co-ops, DMHs, NGOs, Parastatal
Organizations
• Explore opportunities PPP along the ITM value chain

Worklans
4. Improve vaccine delivery
• Establish Quality control mechanisms
• Stakeholder consultations
• ID of vaccinators in a region
• Control of ECF ID eartags
• Community oversight

Worklans
5. Monitoring and Evaluation
• Agree on the Theory of Change
• Design data collection tools
• Monitoring
• Project indicators
• Level of adoption
• Assess success of training approaches
• Feedback mechanisms

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