Strengthening District and Sub-district Management (KZN)
| STATUS: | February 2011 – January 2012 |
| FUNDER/S: | Atlantic Philanthropies |
| PARTNER/S: | KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health |
| AREA: | KwaZulu-Natal province: all 11 health districts |
| DESCRIPTION: |
HST was contracted by Atlantic Philanthropies to strengthen district and sub-district management capacity in planning, management and resource allocation through technical support and training. The project scope in KwaZulu-Natal province was as follows:
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| OBJECTIVES: |
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| PROJECT TEAM MEMBERS: | |
| Project Manager | Khosi Nyawo |
| Facilitators |
Hlengiwe Ngcobo Tshitshi Ngubo Mzikazi Masuku |
| Technical Advisor | Frank Tlamama (District Health Planning) |
| Researchers |
Thesandree Padayachee Catherine Ogunmefun Thokozani Mbatha |
Updated: January 2012
For further information contact the Project Manager, Ms Khosi Nyawo, at khosi.nyawo@hst.org.za
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