Using Istanbul CSO Development Effectiveness Principles to evaluate a health project in Georgia

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This presentation shows how Istanbul CSO Development Effectiveness Principles can be used to evaluate a health project in Georgia. The full evaluation report as per OECD / DAC criteria is available here in English and Czech: http://www.mzv.cz/jnp/cz/zahranicni_vztahy/rozvojova_spoluprace/dvoustranna_zrs_cr/evaluace/evaluacni_zpravy/evaluacni_zprava_gruzie_zdravotnictvi_1.html

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Using Istanbul CSO Development
Effectiveness Principles
to evaluate a health project
in Georgia
Inka Pibilova for Bleack Sea Forum 2013
inka@evaluace.com

740.000 EUR
4 years
4 institutions 2 regions
in Georgia

Internally displaced
women from Abkhazia
in Samegrelo, Georgia

Prevention Screening Treatment
Purpose: Save lives
Awareness
Mobile
clinics
Regional
hospital
Hospital
Tbillisi
Regional
oncocentre
Village
ambulances

Mobile clinic with
mammograph and ultrasound

>50%ADMINISTRATION & COORDINATION
Reality
3244
women

Diagnosed women 31+48
31CANCER
48PRECANCEROSIS

Only 22 started a treatment
TREATMENT NO TREATMENT
22 57
31CANCER
48PRECANCEROSIS

Too expensive
treatment...
...often
incorrect
Radiation
inaccessible
Chemistry teacher and mother, 26 years old
Cervical precancerosis
Incorrect treatment and relapse

3 roky
11 mil CZK
3 years
740.000 EUR
7
Women
with chance of
survival
72
Women
without
hope

treated
„If we want to help the women,
let´s enable them to get
treated”
Housewife and mother, 42 years
Cervical cancer
No funds for treatment

Improve treatment in region/s
Prevention Screening Treatment
Awareness
Mobile
clinics
Regional
hospital
Hospital
Tbillisi
Regional
oncocentre
Village
ambulances

Let´s give the women a hope
Map the new nationa health insurance
Find the right clinics
Find the women and support them to
get treated
Provide a cobalt radiomachine
Train oncologists on the job

What do these principles
mean for you and what
enabling environment
do you need?
www.csopartnership.org

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