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"Innovative approaches to improve private sector engagement in Gujarat"


  • SOLICITATION NUMBER: 0002014025
  • INSTITUTION:  IBRD/IDA , IFC , MIGA , ICSID
  • ASSIGNMENT LOCATION: India
  • ISSUE DATE AND TIME: Feb 10,2025 05:12
  • CLOSING DATE AND TIME: Feb 24,2025 23:59

The overarching objective is to study options for enhanced private sector engagement in pandemic prevention; preparedness and response (PPR) in the State of Gujarat building on ongoing initiatives and explore potential new approaches. There are three different tasks and objectives as outlined below: 1.    Task 1: Document the Integrated Disease Surveillance System in Shantigram Housing Society; Ahmedabad:*     Detail the process of developing the surveillance system; including stakeholder engagement and institutional mechanisms.*     Identify innovations and challenges in reporting various surveillance information and use of the data including promotion of community led initiatives for prevention.*     Analyze surveillance information over a period of 6-12 months applying both quantitative and qualitative tools to assess the system's effectiveness.*     Provide recommendations for improving the existing system and document key lessons to promote this approach as a model for replication in other urban housing societies. 2.    Task 2: Conduct a Process Evaluation of the collaborative Integrated Disease Surveillance involving both public and private sectors in Surat Municipality.*     Identify key enablers that contributed to the successful partnership building.*     List factors including trust building measures that ensured sustained reporting by the private sector *     Mechanisms being used to provide feedback to the private sector*     Document lessons emerging for wider application especially in metropolitan disease surveillance   3.    Task 3: Develop a Model for Involving Private Sector Laboratories in Disease Surveillance:*      Engage with key stakeholders; including private laboratories and the health department; to develop the model.*      Implement the model for surveillance of specific conditions as per the IDSP norms and ensure reporting to the IHIP portal in one district.*      Evaluate the model's effectiveness over a period of 6-12 months.*      Document the key lessons and provide recommendations for improving private laboratory participation in disease surveillance.

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