People reached
62,000
Ongoing programme
Mobile immunisation clinics, malnutrition screening (MUAC), vitamin A supplementation, and community health mobilization
Outreach implementation partner specializing in hard-to-reach island and rural communities
Mobile immunisation clinics, malnutrition screening (MUAC), vitamin A supplementation, and community health mobilization
62,000
48 health outposts, 120 VHT networks
Increased full DPT3 immunization coverage from 54% to 88% across target Buvuma island landing sites
142,000 routine childhood antigen doses delivered via mobile boat clinics
28,500 children screened; 4.1% identified with SAM/MAM and placed on therapeutic feeding
Reduced zero-dose children by 62% in targeted island landing sites
99.4% maintainance of cold chain temperatures (2°C–8°C) during waterborne transit
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The sections below retain the programme’s activity explanations, monitoring guidance and planning considerations. Suggested measures and design guidance are distinct from the archive-reported activities and results above.
Improve planning for accessible primary health outreach and connections to routine services.
Community participation, inclusion and reliable evidence would guide programme design and review.
Activity framework
Outreach access, referral completion, vaccination follow-up, nutrition referral outcomes and client experience.
Final indicator definitions and targets would follow programme design and baseline assessment.
Planning would establish appropriate expertise, service-provider agreements, safeguarding and data protection. Research and clinical activities would require relevant approvals and qualified providers.
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