The second phase of RCH program i.e. RCH – II has been
commenced from 1st April, 2005 the five year file 2010.
The main objective of the program is to bring about a
change in mainly three critical health indicators i.e.
reducing total fertility rate, infant mortality rate and
maternal mortality rate with a view to realizing the
outcomes envisioned in the Millennium Development Goals,
the National Population Policy 2000, and the Tenth Plan
Document, the National Health Policy 2002 and Vision
2020 India.
Salient features of RCH - II
Program :
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Adoption of Sector vide
approach which effectively extends the program
reach beyond RCH to the entire Family Welfare
sector.
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Building State ownership
by involving states and UT’s from the outset
in development of the program.
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Decentralization through
development of District and State level need
based plans.
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lexible programming with a view to moving away
from prescriptive scheme based micro planning and
instead allowing States to develop need based work
plans with freedom to decide upon program inputs.
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Capacity building at the
District, state and the Central level to
ensure improved program implementation. In
particular, the emphasis being on
strengthening financial management systems and
monitoring and evaluation capabilities at
different levels.
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Adoption of the logical
frame works as a program management tour to
support and outcome driven approach.
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Performance based funding to ensure adherence to
program objectives, reward good performance and
support weak performers through enhance
technical performance.
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Pool financing by the development partners to
simplify and rationalized the process of assessing
external assistance.
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Convergence, both inter sectoral as well as intra sectoral to optimize
utilization of resource as well as infra
structural facilities.
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