tailieunhanh - United Nations Systeme in São Tomé e Príncipe United Nations Development Assistance Framework, 2007 -- 2011

These courses are intended for undergraduates and not as substitutes for graduate courses, although they may enable students to enter more rigorous graduate-level courses. They are designed to be part of general education and to fulfill LEAP learning outcomes. The Consensus Conference outlined a series of specific recommendations for Epidemiology 101 that highlight the uniquely undergraduate focus that is intended. Epidemiology 101 should be designed to encourage students to see epidemiology as a way of thinking and a way of learning generalizable principles of the scientific method. . | United Nations Systeme in São Tomé e Príncipe United Nations Development Assistance Framework 2007 -- 2011 ANNEXES United Nations System in São Tomé e Príncipe United Nations Development Assistance Framework 2007 - 2011 ANNEX I UNDAF RESULTS MATRICES FOR THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF SÃO TOMÉ E PRÍNCIPE 2007 -- 2011 UNDAF Thematic Domain BASIC SOCIAL SERVICES HEALTH EDUCATION HIV AIDS AND THE ENVIRONMENT National Priority Goal Human resources development and access to basic social services UNDAF Outcome 1 By 2011 a greater number of the vulnerable population will have access to quality basic social services and to a healthy environment in São Tomé e Príncipe Country Programme Outcomes Country Programme Outputs Role of Partners UNCT Resources USD Resource Mobilisation USD . Increase in the access to quality basic social services by the vulnerable population. . Access by the population in particular by youth and adolescents to reproductive health services is improved UNFPA technical support training social mobilisation equipping youth centres UNICEF community participation in the management of health posts and centres WHO institutional strengthening training Portugal promotion Mother and Child Health UNDP 300 000 UNFPA 750 000 UNICEF 608 256 WFP 905 053 WHO 500 000 GFATM 1 000 000 Portugal 537 500 UNFPA 100 000 . Implentation of the national action plan for Roll Back Malaria is accelerated UNDP advocacy technical support linked to diverse actions relative to the implementation of the plan of action UNFPA intermittent treatment UNICEF advocacy and demand creation of ITNs and related communication programming WHO epidemiological and drug monitoring . Vaccine coverage is maintained at more than 95 for all antigens UNICEF provision of vaccines and support to cold chain management and quality field supervision WHO monitoring and evaluation . The availability and accessibility to essential drugs and to reproductive health products are increased UNDP .