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RPRH Accomplishment Report 1stsem2022

This report summarizes the reproductive health and responsible parenthood accomplishments of Tagaytay City Health Office for 2022. Key activities included conducting campaigns to educate women on maternal and neonatal care, tracking pregnancies and ensuring birth plans. Four women aged 20 and above who delivered were tracked as having birth plans. One public health nurse and one barangay health worker were available. Nine women aged 20-49 were identified as having unmet family planning needs. One public provider was trained on family planning competency training. The health office regularly received commodity consumption reports from one public health facility.
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RPRH Accomplishment Report 1stsem2022

This report summarizes the reproductive health and responsible parenthood accomplishments of Tagaytay City Health Office for 2022. Key activities included conducting campaigns to educate women on maternal and neonatal care, tracking pregnancies and ensuring birth plans. Four women aged 20 and above who delivered were tracked as having birth plans. One public health nurse and one barangay health worker were available. Nine women aged 20-49 were identified as having unmet family planning needs. One public provider was trained on family planning competency training. The health office regularly received commodity consumption reports from one public health facility.
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RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

REPORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR 2022


KRA: Maternal and Neonatal Health
Municipality of ______________

Program/Activities/ Numerical Accomplishment


Budget Budget Coverage of
Projects under Key Indicator Remarks
Source Expensed Project
Result Area 1st 2nd 3RD 4TH Total

A. Policies Issued A.1.1. Local policies supporting maternal and neonatal health none none none none

A. Policies Issued A.1.1. Local policies supporting maternal and neonatal health x

B.1. No. of conducted activity gathering women of reproductive age (WRAs) for
x
maternal & neonatal care campaign

B.1.a No. women aged 10-14 who attended activity for maternal & neonatal care
x
campaign

B.1.b No. women aged 15-19 who attended activity for maternal & neonatal care
x
campaign

B. Demand Generation B.1.c No. women aged 20 and above who attended activity for maternal & neonatal x
care campaign

B.2.a Pregnancies of women aged 10-14 who delivered were tracked x

B.2.b Pregnancies of women aged 15-19 who delivered were tracked x


B.2.c Pregnancies of women aged 20 and above who delivered were tracked 4
B.3.a Pregnancies of women aged 10-14 who delivered have birth plan x
B.3. Pregnancies of women aged 15-19 who delivered have birth plan x
B.3. Pregnancies of women aged 20 and above who delivered have birth plan 4
C. Capacity Building C.1. No. of health facilities with birthing center that have BEMONC trained service
Activities x
providers
C.2. Service providers have completed ICD 10 (International Classification of
x
Diseases) training
D. Commodities
procured/delivered
E.1. With Philhealth Maternity Care Package (MCP)-accredited birthing facility x

E.2.1. No. of public health Doctors x


E.2.2. No. of of public health Nurses 1
E. Service Delivery
E.2.3. No. of of public health Midwives x
E.2.4. N.o of of public health barangay health workers (BHWs) 1

E.3. Availability of Level 1 hospital providing C-section services (province-wide) x

F.1. No of Conducted maternal death review x


F.1.a. No of Maternal Death Review Report Submitted x
F. Governance
Mechanism F.2 Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for Sexual and Reproductive Health
(SRH) integrated in the local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan x
(DRRMP)

No of deliveries that have been reimbursed by Philhealth


G.1. Total no. of live births
G.1.a Total no. of live births from mothers 10-14 years old x
G. Budget and Financing
Secured G.1.b Total no. of live births from mothers 15-19 years old x
G.1.c Total no. of live births from mothers 20 Years old and above x
G.2. Deliveries (live births) filed for reimbursments from Philhealth x
G.3. Deliveries (live births) claimed have been reimbursed by Philhealth x
G. Others

Prepared by: ROSEMARIE M. BAY Approved by: HON. PABLO B. LUNA


RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
REPORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR 2022

Municipality of Tagaytay City Health Office

Program/Activities/ Numerical Accomplishment


Budget Budget Coverage of
Projects under Key Indicator Remarks
Result Area Source Expensed Project
1st 2nd 3RD 4TH
A. Policies Issued A.1.1.No. of Local policies on universal access to FP x
B. Demand Generation
B.1.1. Availability of mechanism to track or map unmet need for FP in the public sector 1

B.1.2. Availability of mechanism to track or map unmet need for FP in the private sector x

B.2.a Women aged 10-14 with unmet need for FP are identified x
B.2.b Women aged 15-19 with unmet need for FP are identified x
B.2.c Women aged 20-49 with unmet need for FP are identified 9
C. Capacity Building
Activities C.1.1. Public providers trained on Family Planning Competency-Based Training (FPCBT) 1 x

C.1.2. Private providers trained on FPCBT 1 x


C.2.1.a. Public providers trained on FPCBT 2- Implant x
C.2.1.b. Public providers trained on FPCBT 2- PPIUD x
C.2.2.a. Private providers trained on FPCBT 2-Implant x
C.2.2.b. Private providers trained on FPCBT 2-PPIUD x
D. Commodities D.1.1. No. of RHUs regularly submitting commodity consumption reports from public
procured/delivered 1
providers (w/ detailed breakdown of commodities consumed)

D.1.2. No. of private facilities regularly submitting commodity consumption reports from
x
private providers (w/ detailed breakdown of commodities consumed)

D.2. No. of RHUs has no stock-out of contraceptives in the last six months (pills, IUD, DMPA,
condom) x

E. Service Delivery
E.1. No. of New acceptors of modern FP methods through post-partum FP

E.1.1. 10-14 years old, new acceptors through post partum FP x


E. Service Delivery

E.1.2. 15-19 years old, new acceptors through post partum FP x


E.1.3. 20 y.o. & Above, new acceptors through post partum FP x

E.2. New acceptors of modern FP methods through outreach missions x

E.2.1. 10-14 years old New acceptors of modern FP methods through outreach missions x

E.2.2. 15-19 years old New acceptors of modern FP methods through outreach missions x

E.2.3. 20 y.o. & Above New acceptors of modern FP methods through outreach missions 4

E.3.1 10-14 years ol, NA through Usapan x


E.3.2 15-19 years old , NA through Usapan x
E.3.3 20 - above, NA through usapan x

E.4 NA acceptors of modern FP through other activities (PMC, FDS, RPFP, direct service
provision, etc)

E.4.1 10 - 14 years old NA through other activities x


E.4.2. 15- 19 years NA through other activities x
E.4.2. 20 and above NA through other activities x
F. Governance Mechanism F.1. FP data have undergone data quality check (DQC) x
F.2. Total budget allocation on FP x
F.3.1. No.of Public facilities submitting claims for FP services x
F.3.2. No. of Private facilities submitting claims for FP services x
F.4. No. of claims of public facilities on FP reimbursed by Philhealth x
G. Others

Prepared by: ROSEMARIE M. BAY Approved by: HON. PABLO B. LUNA


RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
REPORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR 2022
KRA: Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
Municipality/City of ___________________

Program/Activities/ Numerical Accomplishment


Budget Budget Coverage
Projects under Key Result Indicator Remarks
Area Source Expensed of Project
1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH
A. Policies Issued A.1.a. No. of Local policies supporting ASRH services
x
B. Demand Generation B.1. No. of Conducted IEC activities on ASRH x
B.2.a. No of Adolescents aged 10-14 reached by ASRH IEC x
Activities
B.2.b. No of Adolescents Aged 15-19 reached by ASRH IEC x
Activities
C.1.1. No. of Health Service provider trained on Adolescent Job x
C. Capacity Building Aid (AJA)
Activities C.1.2. Health Service provider trained on Healthy Young Ones 1
C.2. No. of peer educators trained on ASRH x
E. Service Delivery E.1. No. of adolescent friendly health facility based on DOH x
standards

E.2.1.a No. of adolescents aged 10-14 who accessed/availed of


ASRH counselling, iron supplementation, HPV immunizatio x
(referred by peer educator)

E.2.1.b No. of adolescents aged 15-19 who accessed/availed of


ASRH counselling, iron supplementation, HPV immunization x
(referred by peer educator)

E.2.2.a No. of adolescents aged 10-14 who accessed/availed of


ASRH counselling, iron supplementation, HPV immunizatio (not x
referred by peer educator)
E.2.1.b No. of adolescents aged 15-19 who accessed/availed of
ASRH counselling, iron supplementation, HPV immunization (not x
referred by peer educator)

G. Others

Prepared by: Approved by:

Nurse II
MHO
RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
REPORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR 2022
KRA-HIV
Municipality/City of _____________

Program/Activities/Projects under Numerical Accomplishment Budget Budget Coverage of


Indicator Remarks
Key Result Area Source Expensed Project
1st 2nd 3RD 4TH
A. Policies Issued
A.1. No. of Local AIDS Ordinance x
B. Demand Generation
B.1. No. of conductied vulnerability assessment x

B.2. Number of KAP who availed of free condoms and x


lubricants
C. Capacity Building Activities
C.1. No. of Available HIV Service Delivery Network x
D. Commodities procured/delivered
D.1. Social hygiene clinics with stock-out of HIV test kits x

D.2. Social hygiene clinics with stock-out of condoms x


D.3. Social hygiene clinics with stock-out of lubricants x

D.4. Social hygiene clinics with stock-out of STI drugs x

E. Service Delivery E.1. Availability of facility that provide HIV testing


E.1.a. Number of Facility that provide HIV testing x

E.2. Total number of young female key affected population x


tested and know their status

E.2.a. Number of young male key affected population tested and


know their status x

E.2.b. Number of young female key affected population tested x


and know their status

F. Governance Mechanism F.1. Amount of HIV related investment or expenditure of LGU x

G. Others

Prepared by: ROSEMARIE M. BAY __________ Approved by: HON. PABLO B. LUNA
RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
REPORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR 2022
KRA: Gender-Based Violence
Municipality/City of _________________

Program/Activities/ Numerical Accomplishment


Budget Budget Coverage of
Projects under Key Indicator Source Expensed Project Remarks
Result Area
1st 2nd 3RD 4TH
A. Policies Issued
A.1. No of local policies that address VAW/GBV issued/amended within the reporting period (for
example: establishment of LCAT-VAWC / VAW desks, anti-discrimination (SOGIE), anti-prostitution, anti- x
street harassment, etc.)

A.2. No. of Local GAD CODE x


B. Demand Generation B.1. No of Conduct of IEC/ awareness campaign on VAW/ GBV (for example 18 day Campaign to End
x
VAW)
B.2. No. of Women are reached by IEC/ awareness campaign on VAW/ GBV (for example 18 day x
Campaign to End VAW)

B.3. No. of Men are reached by IEC/ awareness campaign on VAW/ GBV (for example 18 day Campaign
x
to End VAW)
C. Capacity Building
Activities C.1.a No. of public providers trained on 4Rs (recognizing, recording, reporting and referring) of VAWC x

C.1.b No. of private providers trained on 4Rs (recognizing, recording, reporting and referring) of VAWC x

C.2.a No. of public providers trained on other VAWC programs/modules aside from 4Rs x

C.2.b No. of private providers trained on other VAWC programs/modules aside from 4Rs x

C.3 No. of established women and children protection program [WCPP] (w/ dedicated coordinator,
x
plan&budget, trained on 4Rs)

C.4. No, of functional crisis intervention centers/ temporary shelters/ halfway houses/ centers for VAW/
GBV victim-survivors x

D. Commodities
procured/delivered

E. Service Delivery

F. Governance F.1. No. of functional LCAT-VAWC


Mechanism
F.2. No, of Barangays with functional VAW Desks
G. Others
Prepared by: ROSEMARIE M. BAY Approved by: HON. PABLO B. LUNA

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