The 20th edition of the PAHAL is a 5-year milestone edition and is a testament to our team’s dedication and hard work as we continue to support GoUP towards making strides in public health at the facility, system, and community levels. This edition showcases some of the key initiatives that have been driving positive change in our organization and the communities we serve. 

The development of the HOPE (Health Online Parameter Evaluation) platform to facilitate data-based decision-making in health, as well as the UDSP (Unified Disease Surveillance Platform) for surveillance, control, and management of diseases across the state has been critical for strengthening the health system. Our support on improving drugs availability and use of the Drugs and Vaccine Distribution Management System (DVDMS) through monthly training of newly appointed specialists on the system, activating and strengthening of First Referral Units (FRUs) and training of 5200 staff nurses and ANMs on gender e-module integrated SBA training, reflects our resolve towards improving public health systems.

This edition is an ensemble of our efforts towards supporting GoUP in strengthening the healthcare system for delivering quality services to the last mile beneficiaries. 

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