Operational Capacity

Operational Capacity is a cross-cutting theme, covering practices related to the health system building blocks. It involves practices of effective human resources development and capacity building, examples of developing leadership and governance, practices in health finance, sound monitoring and evaluation, service delivery and supply chain issues policies.

Integration of Leprosy in an Inclusive Development Program with Disability Prevention, Disability Management, and Comprehensive WASH (Nepal)

Disability Prevention & Treatment, Early Detection & Prompt Treatment, Operational Capacity, PEP/People at Risk, Reducing Stigma, Discrimination & Exclusion

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Comprehensive Household Contact Examinations Preceding Offer of Post-exposure Prophylaxis Intervention

Early Detection & Prompt Treatment, Operational Capacity, PEP/People at Risk

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Reduction of Stigma through Integrated Clinical Health Services at Anandaban Hospital

Disability Prevention & Treatment, Early Detection & Prompt Treatment, Operational Capacity, Reducing Stigma, Discrimination & Exclusion

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Promotion of Accessibility of Services for Persons in Need in the Prevention of Impairment and Disability (POID)

Disability Prevention & Treatment, Early Detection & Prompt Treatment, Operational Capacity

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Universal Surveys with Geotagged Data for Precision, Cost-Effective Planning and Service Delivery

Operational Capacity

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Research Capacity Building for Leprosy Healthcare Staff

Operational Capacity

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