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PROGRAMME 05

Health-System Strengthening & Strategic Partnerships

Stronger services, stronger institutions, stronger collaboration

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Frontline health workers · KoiduMCHF · Sierra Leone
OVERVIEW

Care that connects.

Stronger services, stronger institutions, stronger collaboration This programme forms one part of MCHF’s integrated strategic framework for 2027–2031.

Community participation, evidence-based design, service linkages and partnerships reinforce each other. Activities and numerical targets are refined through annual work planning, based on baseline findings, resources and implementation capacity.

FROM STRATEGY TO ACTION

Strategic interventions

Explore the priority activity statements documented in the strategic plan.

Projects & initiatives

A programme built for action.

Confirmed projects will be published as implementation develops.

Research & evidence

0 results

Updates will appear here.

Related studies and evidence will be published as the research portfolio develops.

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Results & learning

Evidence before claims.

Data will be published as programme monitoring systems are established. Every published result will include its source and methodology.

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Learning guide

The connections behind reliable care.

A health system includes the people, facilities, coordination and support that make services possible. MCHF’s strategy focuses on strengthening these connections through collaboration with local institutions.

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IN THE SIERRA LEONE CONTEXT

Local knowledge. Shared priorities.

Stronger connections between communities, peripheral health units, hospitals and district health teams are central to a locally grounded approach in Sierra Leone.

Work with local institutions

Develop proposals with the relevant district health management team and service partners.

Support frontline learning

Identify capacity and coordination needs with the people delivering care.

Build for continuity

Consider referral communication, local ownership and the resources needed to sustain an improvement.

Meet our national focus

Planning considerations for MCHF’s programme framework. Confirmed delivery locations and activities are listed with each published project.

UNDERSTAND THE APPROACH

The connections behind reliable care.

A health system includes the people, facilities, coordination and support that make services possible. MCHF’s strategy focuses on strengthening these connections through collaboration with local institutions.

01

Frontline capacity

Training, mentorship and continuing learning should respond to identified needs. The plan includes support for community health workers and frontline personnel alongside appropriate learning materials.

02

Community–facility linkages

Referrals, follow-up and awareness of available services help connect communities with facilities. Understanding barriers to access is part of designing useful linkages.

03

Quality and sustainability

Quality improvement uses assessments, tools and learning to address delivery challenges. Sustainability asks whether local communities and institutions can maintain useful improvements over time.

CONTINUE LEARNINGWHO: primary health care

Framework: MCHF Strategic Plan 2027–2031 and institutional memorandum. This introduction explains the approach; it does not report completed programme results.

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BUILD SOMETHING THAT LASTS

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