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CONSULTANCY SERVICES

Our approach to consultancy in program development and support
TICH consultants normally examine in detail the client’s request as a team, develop a comprehensive technical proposal and, jointly with the client, work out modalities for implementing the proposal.  The major aim is to make every consultancy a capacity building process, a meaningful learning experience for all stakeholders and thus promote the possibility for long-term partnership.  The purpose of such a partnership is to enhance the effectiveness of each program we are involved in to maximize the impact on people’s lives, building on the capacities of all partners involved.  Our strength goes beyond a short term “hit-and-run consultancy” to a shared responsibility for program development and success.  We are committed to excellence in all aspects of our work and ensure every assignment is an opportunity to demonstrate this commitment.

Diversity of Engagement 
The organization is made up of members, associates, consultants and regular staff who have held key positions in government and non-government agencies and organizations, both locally and internationally.  The professionals distinguished themselves in the following fields, making it possible for TICH to provide technical assistance in almost every field of community health and development. 

Health
Community-based Health Care and related disciplines; Health Informatics; Health Behavior; Health Economics; Health Services Planning, Management, Policy Analysis and Development; Maternal and Child Health; Reproductive and Adolescent Health; Management of Essential Drugs; Communicable Disease Management and Control; Relief and Refugee Health; Disaster Management; Environmental Health; Health Systems and Operations Research.

Social sciences
Sociology; Anthropology; Participatory appraisal in Community Development; Participatory action research for Community Based Transformation.

Human resource sevelopment
Formal Education (Early Childhood and Adolescent); Informal Education; Community Partnerships in Health and Development Education; Training and Skills Development; Learning Materials Development; Personnel Management including Development in the work place.

Environment and food security
Water and soil conservation; Productivity and fertility enhancement; Small scale irrigation; Horticulture development; Subsistence and security crop production

Micro-financing and enterprise development
Agribusiness management; Micro-financing schemes management; Enterprise development and management.
 

2.     CONSULTANCY ASSIGNMENTS 

Period Assigning Agency Type of Assignment
November 2003 Health Unlimited

Mid-term evaluation of Radio health communication project for Great Lakes Region, Rwanda

October 2003 CARE Kenya Final Evaluation of Nyanza Household Livelihood Security
October 2003 Health Unlimited Assessment of Health Communication Strategies in Namibia
April 2003 CORDAID

Evaluation of CBHC projects in Kenya

CBHC Programme Evaluation

 

March 2003 UNICEF, Malawi Baseline on Safe motherhood programme in Tanzania
Feb - April 2003 Tanzania Red Cross Baseline on Reproductive Health Programme (Kenya and Somalia)
Feb – April 2003 Health Unlimited Evaluation of HBC project.
Dec 02 – Feb 2003 Catholic Relief Services Multi-country study on HIV/AIDS care policy and practices (Kenya, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia).
Sept – Dec 2002 UNIFEM Role of FBO in prevention and control of HIV.
Aug 2002 DIFAM, Germany

Baseline on PMTCT Siaya project.

 

June 2002 Care Kenya Analysis of CICSS Programme for Model Development.
Oct. - Nov. 2001 Care Kenya Evaluation of Program
October 2001 Danish Red Cross Evaluation of Program
September 2001 Danish Red Cross Training Needs Assessment.
Aug.- Sept. 2001 AMREF Evaluation of Programs.
August 2001 UNICEF, UNDP Evaluation of Programs.
July 2001 ACROSS Baseline Survey/Training
July 2000- Sept. 2001 UNICEF HIV/AIDS Review
January - March 2001 IFRC Evaluation of obstetrician / Reproductive Health Programs
June - July 2000 UNICEF Health Program Evaluation
April - June 2000 CORDAID Development of Health Policy
Jan - April 2000 PUNTLAND Review of PHC Programmes
January, 2000 World Relief Baseline Survey
February 2000 Catholic Relief Services Evaluation of Community Based Primary Health Care
Feb - April, 2000 UNICEF Development of Community Dialogue Tool
Program Evaluation and Development
February 2000 UNICEF

Evaluation of Health Programs of PCAT, providing guidance for sustainable localization.

Nov- Dec, 1999 Ministry of Health, Lesotho

Baseline Survey

February, 1999 PMU, Sweden

Participatory Development of a District Health System

February 1999 Care Kenya

Evaluation of Regional Health Program (11 countries)

March, 1999 WHO

Evaluation of a Community Based Health Program.

April 1999 International Federation of Red Cross

Situational analysis and programme development (Health, Nutrition, Education)

October, 1998 Action Africa / EZE

Baseline Survey on Early Childhood Development

September, 1998 World Relief

Evaluation of Community Based Health Care

May 1998 Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Impact Evaluation of HIV/AIDS programme
April 1998 ACROSS / ICCO  
February 1998 Plan International  
     

KISUMU - The Director, TICH in Africa, P.O. Box 2224, Kisumu, Telephone, 057-23972/44853,
Email: academics@tichafrica.org or adminkisumu@tichafrica.org
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